The latest instalment of Marvel’s inventive anthology series What If..? imagines a world where instead of being adopted by Odin, Loki is left to be raised by the frost giants and Thor grows up as an only child. The result of this unfamiliar situation is just as amusing as it is unpredictable. WARNING: Contains Spoilers.
Read MoreIn Episode 6 of ‘What If…?’, Tony Stark’s origin story takes a dark turn when a chance encounter with Erik Killmonger sparks a dangerous conflict with Wakanda. The ripples sent through the MCU (or this version of it) affect the very foundation of the Avengers and the world of our heroes. WARNING: Contains Spoilers.
Read MoreMarvel’s What If..? has already brought audiences to plenty of boldly outlandish universes, but this may just be the craziest yet. Taking place during the events of Avengers: Infinity War, the show’s latest episode is a wildly entertaining imagining of Marvel’s take on a zombie apocalypse, as we follow a disjointed group of heroes on a quest to save the world. WARNING: Contains Spoilers.
Read MoreThe third episode of What If..? is here, and the show seems to really be finding its stride. In the show’s darkest timeline to date, we return to Fury’s recruitment of the original Avengers. We watch heroes fall and villains rise in a chaotic reimagining of the early days of the MCU, which certainly does not shy away from taking the timeline down some darkly twisted paths. WARNING: Contains Spoilers.
Read MoreAfter what many Marvel fans have described as an underwhelming start to the series last week, Marvel’s ‘What If..?’ is back with another inventive premise. This time, what if T’Challa had been picked up by Yondu instead of Peter Quill?
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“The Nexus Event” drops a bunch of truth bombs and twists, as things go from bad to worse for Loki and Sylvie in the best episode of “Loki” - and perhaps any of Disney+’s shows - to date.
Read MoreLoki and Mobius get to work tracking down the dangerous Loki Variant as it becomes clear that Loki is his own worst enemy in a great episode. Continue for our full recap and review WARNING: Contains Spoilers
Read More“One World, One People” shows a world on edge and the Flag Smashers on the move, while Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) cements himself as not only the new Captain America, but as a symbol for the world in the hard hitting series finale of “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier”.
Read MoreIn the penultimate episode of “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier”, Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) is left reeling from the actions of John Walker (Wyatt Russell) and returns home to ultimately decide what’s best for him and the mantle of Captain America.
Read MoreAlthough light on story, “New World Order” provides an action-packed, heart-heavy foundation for “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” to build upon for the rest of its run.
Read MoreThe curtain closes on the tour de force that is “WandaVision”. Who will come out on top as witches and Visions finally clash? Find out in our review of “The Series Finale”.
Read MoreWe finally get some answers and we bear witness to the birth of a new hero, but is that enough to keep the momentum built earlier on in “WandaVision”? Find out in our review of episode 7, “Breaking the Fourth Wall”.
Read MoreHalloween seems to sneak right up on the residents of Westview, and the mystery narrows its FOV after the reveals on this week’s “WandaVision”.
Read MoreAs our first trip back into the Marvel Cinematic Universe in a year and a half, and the first taste of what to expect from the MCU series slate from Disney, the first two episodes of ‘WandaVision’ are odd, wonderful, intriguing… and just what fans should expect and want. Check out our recap and review for the first two episodes of Marvel’s ‘WandaVision’. WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS
Read MoreThe Boys season finale comes to a shocking conclusion but this isn’t the end for the lovable A-Holes.
Read More‘The Boys’ season 2 episode 4 is solid entry that sees Homelander lose more of his anchors to humanity.
Read More‘The Boys’ Season 2 Episode 2 Recap & Review: ‘Proper Preparation and Planning’ isn’t as thrilling as its usual flavors but still a welcoming vanilla.
Read MoreIt’s incredibly hard to fathom the amount of time that has flown by because Legion: Season 1 has come to an end after a very swift eight weeks. Oddly enough, this was easily the most grounded episode of Legion yet and how fitting for finale night?
Read MoreLegion has not only premiered its best episode yet, but one of the best episodes of television ever created. What a shame that there is still one episode left because there’s almost no way in the world that the finale will be as good as Chapter 7, but this show is full of surprises and who knows what kind of tricks Noah Hawley has up his sleeves?
Read MoreWell, it APPEARED that Legion had its first bad episode, but of course with this show anything can happen within a matter of minutes. After getting to the end, this is definitely the weakest episode thus far, but that’s not really saying much because in the end this episode had multiple layers beneath what was on the surface.
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