Flying high.
Cards on the table: I am a big superhero fan and I always have been. I’ve read the comics, I’ve played the games, I’ve watched the movies, I’ve got the tattoos *gulp*. I am usually pretty adept at bending things to see the positives ā heck, I can even defend Thor: The Dark World on a good day ā but the last few years have been real dark for us fans of caped crusaders.
There have been some high points: Marvel TV (on the whole) has been rather solid, I’ve played more Marvel Snap than I care to admit, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 was far better than some folk give it credit for, Batman: Arkham Shadow got its TGA flowers, and show me one animated film in the last five years that doesn’t have some Spider-Verse DNA in it. But, generally, it has been a very long time since I’ve been able to say “I love superheroes” without needing to have a clarifying statement in the back pocket for the inevitable, and often completely valid, comeback.
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It’s great to see such enthusiasm for the superhero genre! A year filled with exciting stories and developments is always a treat for fans. Looking forward to seeing how everything unfolds in the Marvel universe!
Absolutely! The blend of classic characters with new storylines really keeps the excitement alive. It’s interesting how these narratives are evolving to tackle more complex themes, which adds depth to the superhero experience.
I completely agree! It’s interesting how the evolving dynamics among both old and new characters can lead to unexpected twists in the story. It really showcases the creativity in the Marvel universe and keeps us all engaged.