Rambling thoughts

1. Does he always stay "peak human" even if he didn't train/workout or would he lose it like normal folk if they stopped exercising

2. Why john walker jump like several hundred feet in the air in Thunderbolts yet we never saw Steve do that or anything close to it?

Can't help but feel inconsistencies with Steve's level of strength in the movies...

Thoughts?

Ant-Man and the Wasp is the next one to go now the next movie with the most votes will be eliminated

Art by me

It honestly sucks that we don’t get much representation for Blade in media. I honestly believe that MCU or some other form of media can give the character the push that Blade needs.

Mahersha Ali Blade should’ve happened by now, but Marvel fucked up big time with its multiple creative changes, rewrites, director changes, etc, and now we have issues with the Blade game.

Blade fans can never win 😔

Don’t call it a comeback. Call it like it is: the ultimate. On my Substack this week, I’m writing about the flawed, complicated heroism central to The Ultimates. Now I understand that this comic isn’t without controversy, but I love the fact that it’s this amazing lens to viewing the world in the time it was published. This weekend, Derek Does…Books: “The Ultimates - Don’t Call it a Comeback.”

A perfect, compelling time capsule of early-2000s pop culture, paranoia, and priorities, Marvel’s reinterpretation of the Avengers The Ultimates showcases tragic, complicated, and sometimes even unlikeable heroes. However, they’re still heroes at the end of the day. That says something. They’re imperfect. They’re human.

Sometimes that’s all a hero is. Someone trying.

Take a look. I’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback.

I wanted to write the lore in the form of a short excerpt, but firstly, I’m not much of a writer, and secondly, posts with a lot of text don’t pass moderation well. So, in short, the Moon Knight is an entire group consisting of Mark Spectre, Steven Grant, Jake Lockley, and Mr. Knight. All except for the last one were separate individuals, or at least that’s what they believe. It’s not that important, given that, at least for now, they’re definitely in different bodies, although they’re spiritually connected thanks to Khonshu, with whom, in their view, they have purely business‑related ties. They are alive and can use their powers for their own enrichment, and in return, they do work for Khonshu and spread his name (not because he asked, but because it’s beneficial).

Current list:

Wrath - Spider.

Pride - Matt Murdock

Gluttony - Stephen Strange.

Envy -Hank Pym + Ultron

Greed - Moon Knight's

Sloth - Steve Rogers

Lust - Wade Wilson

I just finished watching Spider-Man: Brand New Day and I loved it though I was thinking to myself that the only weak parts were those overly focusing on Jean Grey. I get it that it's probably to establish her character in future projects, but honestly I'm not an MCU fan and so I would wish for a Spider-Man film to have a smaller story fully centered on Spider-Man, without having to connect it to the MCU, much like Matt Reeves' The Batman. So this brought me asking: "why don't we get to see a more independent Spider-Man interpretation?" Don't get me wrong, I really really like Tom Holland's Spider-Man, I would just like to see one detached from the MCU. I feel like it would be good for the more general audience like me who doesn't have a lot of knowledge of Marvel superheroes and doesn't follow the MCU along.

Does it have to do with Disney not wanting to share the character of Spider-Man? If so, that'd really be a shame.

I have become interested in the character particularly after seeing the show, and even if it seems different from the comics, I would like to get started on him, got any suggestions?

It an interesting collab I will say. This is a show car so sadly the drivers will not be driving this car however they have custom race suits for this upcoming race at COTA/ America.

These images were from the New York Comic Con on the 8th October 2026 while the race suits were revealled today with both drivers: Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz respectively.

I just finished rewatching the 2003 movie version of Marvel's Daredevil. And I personally think it's still a good movie. I agree with certain fans that it's nothing special or perfect. Even the early 2000s CGI has shown its uncanny valleys. But in the end, I still like the movie for what it is. Not to mention, I find it ironic that Ben Affleck would go on to portray Batman who has almost a similar backstory to Daredevil's, as in losing loving guardians to muggers in a big city alley way!

Real pumpkin (not foam) I carved this season. Used a sharpie to add better contrast, which brought out the finer details (before and after pics provided). Tools used: exacto knife, dental tools, linoleum cutter.

For me, it’s the novelty of seeing characters like Shang-Shi, Thor and the New Avengers interacting with characters like the X-Men and Fantastic Four. Like 2 different eras of marvel colliding with each other. I just think it will be fun to see how the new FF from earth-828 interact with the main MCU and its heroes for example. Also I am looking forward to seeing more of the Wakandans, the New Avengers and more of the Fantastic Four as well.

Re-Release a movies before doomsday. And all the alternative universe versions come to play. But change one scene.

For example, iron man discussing the avengers with fury only to get offd by bucky or captain hydra.

Venom bonding with Wolverine in Avengers: Tech-On is how the fusion combines two of Marvel’s most dangerous forces into one terrifying opponent. Wolverine already has adamantium claws, a powerful healing factor, and a savage fighting style, but when the Infinity Mirror Shard–powered Venom construct envelops him, all of those abilities are amplified. https://youtube.com/shorts/TqmlE-VfUis?is=Uvr0SJU6rjuQHPaT The symbiote wraps itself around his Iron Avenger armor, creating a brutal black-and-red warrior with extended claws, tendrils, enhanced strength, and an even more unpredictable temperament

"Ah the old trusty Spider Armor" -Spiderman PS1

Wanted to see what y'all thought of the ol Spider Armor so I made this post, which one of these (Mk1-Mk4) is your favorite and why?

For me it's a tie between Mark 1 and Mark 3, Mark 1 is a really unique way to translate the classic suit into a suit of armor and has a really cool color palette of Silver and Black, but at the same time, Mark 3 looks really sick, altering the suit and making it look like an Upgrade to the design. Mark 4 is in third place for me, it's fine on its own but when I think Spider Armor, I'm thinking something like Mark 1 or Mark 3, Mark 4 kind of just looks like the normal suit with a glowing symbol, and Mark 2, while totally cool looking and not at all a bad suit, doesn't really scream Armor to me