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I read-o'd that as "Spider-Monkeys"...

"Something's looming. Something's looming." Would that something be...Madisynn...???

Batman vs Superman Iron Man vs Captain America

If they are still charging ahead with "the Multiverse Saga" (and there's no reason not to, even given the Majors issue), Captain Britain would be a natural, as the high point for that character -- the run by Alans Moore and Davis -- is deep Multiverse stuff. It was even the origination of the...

Disney+ seems to be trying various release strategies. Loki S2 was the usual one-per-week, Echo is going to be all-at-once, and What If...? S2 appears to be one-per-day. Doesn't sound like they've got any of the original voices for the characters this time around (except for Jon Favreau and Kat...

To be honest, I think it was mostly intended to be a Marvel internal thing. "Phase 1" was set up to be the individual hero films leading up to them coming together in The Avengers. After that, they had a company retreat to set up the next block of films ("Phase 2"), which were more individual...

Interesting way to go. I can see it.

While I didn't dislike the first Spider-Man film, I wasn't all that fond of it. The second is still one of the best super-hero films ever.

Not that I've heard.

That makes more sense. They're just bumping everything back a release date. Deadpool 3 is taking over Brave New World's previous date, and BNW is taking over Thunderbolts's previous spot.

I disagree. While the potential is there for exactly that, there's really been nothing to suggest that that will actually ever happen. Yes, there are rumors of plans to have Downey back as Tony Stark, but (a) they're still just rumors, and (b) if they're true, we won't know the context until...

Was it a matter of reading/watching it, or did you also join a club, go to conventions, read fanzines, and otherwise get involved in fandom? That might be the difference. I watched SF (and adjacent) movies and read SF books as soon as I was able to watch/read. My first convention was Boskone 6...

When the term "sci-fi" came into wide use, it was mainly used by people who weren't science fiction fans. Science fiction fans continued to use "SF". As science fiction became more mainstream, more and more people became fans and "sci-fi" became more common. Those of us who are old fart fans of...

No, "SF" has been used to mean that for decades.