Time to take Iger back to the retirement home again.

Bonus: Surfer's not happy about letting a stowaway try his ride.

To be fair, I don't think Love and Thunder nor Quantumania are some of Marvel Studios' best. Even so, I've seen far worse. That doesn't excuse the faults in L&T and Quantumania, but I'm willing to sit through Quantumania's messiness before something like Wonder Woman 1984 again.

She's my favorite Star Wars character, and I didn't think that would be the case after seeing TFA for the first time (I liked her, but I wasn't in love with her yet).

The day Rey gets her "Luke in Mando Season 2" moment is the day I hand Lucasfilm money hand over fist.

This is why I call this movie "Age of Epstein."

As a massive superhero fan, I need to check this out. I've just been so busy with other stuff, that this flew under my radar.

Yeah, I’m tired of the disparity Sequel fans get too, but I don’t see how turning against another big franchise is going to help things. It just burns up energy that’s better spent elsewhere.

Considering how crazy the world is right now, I don’t think we need more bitterness.

…Marvel’s not your enemy, dude. It’s just the corpos that’s the problem.

There’s no need to do this “Marvel vs Star Wars” thing when this is all Disney at the end of the day.

Though to be honest, Revenge of the Empire is kind of a baller title.

Which you can say is applicable to the Sequels in a sense.

It'd be nice to be acknowledged, but we will have our day.

Trust me, man, comics are MUCH more to take in. The movies are more digestible and time-friendly for casual audiences.

If you're ever interested in anything, particular Spider-Man related, feel free to reach out to me. I have plenty of recommendations.

Speaking as someone who was inundated with both Marvel and Star Wars, if you want to get into a Marvel universe, pick one that interests you. One I personally recommend is the new Ultimate Universe that started a couple of years ago. It's ending soon, so it's a cakewalk compared to other comics.

The biggest difference between Marvel and Star Wars is one's a single timeline with maybe a couple non-canon stuff, whereas Marvel is a vast multiverse of different interpretations.

Marvel's easier to work with, whereas I imagine Star Wars takes more planning in some aspects.

You'd think this moron would've learned something after the mess with CartoonShi, but he couldn't help but go back to his old habits.

There's just... a lot to unpack with this guy. It's like studying a neverending rabbithole.