#marvel

Marvel vs DC — which universe is actually building the better future?

Does anyone else think Norse mythology is having a major pop culture moment?

Did The Godfather trilogy age better than the Marvel Cinematic Universe, or is it just nostalgia?

Does anyone else think comic book movies are ruining the original stories?

Are Marvel movies mostly just empty hype that distracts from real storytelling?

Marvel movies vs DC movies — which franchise delivers better value for a movie night?

Would you switch from Marvel to DC comics if the storytelling got consistently better?

Would you switch from Marvel comics to manga if the weekly releases were equally fast?

The MCU vs. The Dark Knight trilogy — which superhero universe treats its behind-the-scenes team better?

Are you reconsidering Marvel after the recent quality and box office drops?

Is anyone else bored of the endless Marvel/Star Wars content machine, or is it just me?

How do you explain Norse mythology to someone who thinks it’s just Marvel?

Did Marvel kill the art of cinema, or is that just a hot take from pretentious critics?

Which comic book run actually fixes a character you thought was beyond saving?

Is the superhero movie burnout real, or are people just tired of bad plots?

Should we admit that most Marvel and DC movies are just expensive fan service with no real depth?

Marvel Cinematic Universe vs DC Universe — which one has the better storytelling?

Would you switch from Marvel to Dark Horse if the stories got more adult?

Marvel vs DC — which cinematic universe truly owns the 2020s?

Does Marvel’s CGI over-reliance mean their movies have zero rewatch value?