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Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom

Fallen Kingdom Jurassic World Review

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10 Crazy Facts About Marvel Comics!

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Thoughts on the Fantastic Four

Fantastic Four Marvel Review

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Superhero Origins: Hawkgirl

DC Hawkgirl Watchmojo.com

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Darkseid and the New Gods Explained

Darkseid DC New Gods

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Superhero Origins: Thor

Marvel Thor Watchmojo.com

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Incredibles 2 - Review

Disney Incredibles 2 Pixar Review

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Every Version Of The Joker Ranked From Worst To Best

Batman DC Joker Looper

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Today was a big day. Today was the day that my ten year old daughter read her first comic book. As a long time comic book fan, it made me smile. So what comic book did she read? It was Ms Marvel: No Normal . It's not DC, but it will have to do. The actual reason that this comic book is around is that it is one of my wife's textbooks for a class she is taking in university. Where we these courses when I was in university?

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Ant-Man and the Wasp - Review

I have to confess that Ant-Man is one of my favourite heroes in the MCU. I was not that fond of him in the comics but he is a breath of fresh air for the MCU. The recent sequel, Ant-Man and the Wasp, only solidified this. What I like about Ant-Man is that he one of the few MCU heroes that I can identify with. He is a normal guy. Think about the original MCU Avengers: Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Black Widow, Hulk and Hawkeye. They are all professionals, people who are brilliant and talent and have it all together. Scott Lang is not that hero. Scott Lang is a hero who is thrown into extraordinary circumstances and thrives only with the strength of character. But this movie is not just Ant-Man, it is Ant-Man and the Wasp. Hope van Dyne was a major character in the first movie and I was glad that she was able to suit up in the sequel. She is more in line with the traditional MCU hero, but that only highlights the charm of Ant-Man. The relationship between the two was fun to wa...

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