Category: Marvel
One Thing I Like About Loki
The new Loki series is a victory for “genre fiction,” since it’s full of weird stuff that’s not that weird anymore.
Captain America and the Pledge of Allegiance
Why The Falcon and the Winter Soldier worked for me, even though its finale didn’t
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier: Sleeper Agent
Four episodes into The Falcon and the Winter Solider, and it’s finally won me over
Flourish! (My Take on WandaVision’s Finale)
WandaVision’s excellent finale somehow did everything it needed to do and so much of what it wanted to do
Arrogance Persevering
Thoughts about jackasses on the internet and how much of my life I’ve wasted responding to them.
Not an Imaginary Story! (One Thing I Like About WandaVision Episode 8)
Episode 8 of WandaVision has what I believe are some great ideas about what’s actually “real”
WandaVision All Along (One Thing I Love About WandaVision Episode 7)
WandaVision proves that if you’re good enough at what you do, you become spoiler-proof
She’s Not the Final Boss Now (One Thing I Like About WandaVision)
Episode 6 shows that WandaVision succeeds where other Intrigue TV hasn’t: because it’s about more than just its central mystery
Sit, Uatu, Sit (One Thing I Love About WandaVision Episode 5)
Even as it divides its time with the “real world,” WandaVision keeps making good use of its meta text
WandaVision in the Meta-text of Madness
Episode 4 of WandaVision somehow managed to top what’s already been an astoundingly well-crafted series
True Believers
(Over-)Thinking about the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and whether it’s “cinema,” or if it’s something even more relevant to the 21st century
