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Ms. Marvel is Now a Mutant

Jed | Hollywood Scholar | Jul 15, 2022 | 0

The Ms. Marvel series has confirmed the existence of mutants in the MCU by making Kamala Khan a mutant in a shrugged-off moment during the season’s final scene. Ms. Marvel went summarily unwatched by the G+G sphere despite Salon’s accusations to the contrary and was the lowest watch...

REVIEW: Ms. Marvel – Season 1, Episode 5 “Time and Again”

AlexGherzo | Jul 7, 2022 | 2

Okay, I think we can call it: Ms. Marvel sucks. I tried to go with it, to enjoy the good elements and hope they were leading somewhere, but “Time and Again” irrevocably ruins any chance of a decent payoff. Half of it is boring, and the other half is an anticlimactic end to the season’s &hellip...

Salon Cries Fandom Menace

Jed | Hollywood Scholar | Jul 2, 2022 | 0

The nonexistent creature that haunts the Access Media’s nightmares has long fueled their delusions. This time, it drove them to put out another slanderous hit piece against everyone they label the Fandom Menace and Gamergate. The Fandom Menace is no more real or tangible than any other fanciful cr...

REVIEW: Ms. Marvel – Season 1, Episode 4 “Seeing Red”

AlexGherzo | Jun 29, 2022 | 0

“Seeing Red” should have been a lot better than it is. This was Ms. Marvel’s chance to shake up its story and character dynamics, to give a meandering and kind of dull series a boost of excitement. Well, they changed the scenery, but it’s the same mess as before – with an extra helping of ...

REVIEW: Ms. Marvel – Season 1, Episode 3 “Destined”

AlexGherzo | Jun 22, 2022 | 0

Remember the Honest Trailer about Revenge of the Sith (back when they were funny)? There’s a line in it that says Revenge of the Sith is “the best Star Wars prequel by default simply because something occasionally happens.” That’s “Destined,” the third episode of Ms. Marvel, in a nutshel...

REVIEW: Ms. Marvel – Season 1, Episode 2 “Crushed”

AlexGherzo | Jun 15, 2022 | 0

A slow burn isn’t always a good thing, as Ms. Marvel has demonstrated in its first two episodes. The premiere, “Generation Why,” functioned mostly as an introduction to the characters but had almost no plot. Episode 2, “Crushed,” follows suit, with more character-building – the effective...