Whedonverse related News, Interviews and Reviews
Who gets to be a hero? That’s the real question asked this week John Walker thinks he should still be a hero after last week’s tragedy, and he’ll do anything to keep that. A mysterious contessa may give him an option.
Meanwhile, Sam decides if he wants to use the shield Steve Rogers gave him, he should. He and Bucky are still worried about what Karli and the Flag Smashers will do next.
Things get more complicated for Sam an Bucky as they try to keep the Dora Milaje away from Zemo, while trying to convince Karli her way to make a new world doesn’t work. John Walker and Lemar ruin things several times, but an unexpected death leads to a decision that literally shocks the world.
The post-Blip world is getting more complicated, as this episode shows. Sam and Bucky have to free Baron Zemo to find out who’s making Super Soldiers. They’re sent to a very flashy and evil island, and meet up with Sharon Carter. They make some progress, but it’s hard to say who’s working for who.
The world has a new Captain America, but it also has some Super-Soldiers who are causing some major damage. Sam and Bucky deal with both, and a secret not even Steve Rogers knew.
Marvel’s Black Widow has been delayed again. She’s coming in July, 14 months late.
The good news: fans can see the movie at home…for a price.
It may also be Marvel’s movie future
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier is not Wandavision. It’s the closest Disney Plus will get to an MCU movie. It’s a super-hero buddy cop movie with bad guys, but it’s also about people determined to live up to someone who was a major part of the MCU. Some will succeed, and one man may […]
The finale features two battles over power and identity for Wanda and Vision. It’s not a perfect ending, but it sets up the future very well.
Yes, it was Agatha Harkness all along, but she wants to know why Wanda’s so powerful. A trip down memory reveals a lot, including a bigger threat outside of Westview.
The real villain is finally exposed, although it is who some expected.
Vision and Darcy finally meet and wonder how to wake Wanda up, and Monica enters the Hex World again, and is never the same again.
Everyone is talking about how this week’s episode ends, but the real issue is that Wanda’s sitcom world is starting to crack. Even Vision wonders if Westview is real.
Meanwhile, SWORD’s boss sees Wanda as an enemy. It leads to a very bad decision, and a tense meeting with Wanda herself.