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Tag Archives: Marvel
Avengers: #InfinityWarTrailer
Time to take a look at what next big thing Marvel has in store for us. Okay, we’re going to open with a bit of recap to Avengers 1…
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Tagged Captain America, Iron Man, Marvel, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel Comics, Spider-Man
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Thor: Ragnarok, a review
If you know Norse mythology, you know that Ragnarok is basically the doom of Asgard. It is the end of all things. Can Thor, god of thunder, stop the cataclysm from happening? Going by the first minutes of the film, … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Reviews, Superhero
Tagged Film, Loki, Marvel, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Movies, Thor: Ragnarok
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Black Panther Trailer Reaction
Welcome back to the Marvel Cinematic universe. The next trailer for the movie after next is here. And now: Black Panther.
Legendary: Noir Expansion
Among the infinite number of alternate universes contained in the stories of Marvel Comics, there lies a world set in the dark and forbidding streets of the gangster-dominated 1920s and ’30s, where the heroes, mostly devoid of superpowers, must rely … Continue reading
Posted in Board Games, Gaming, Reviews, Superhero
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Legendary: Deadpool Expansion
The rapidly growing popularity of Marvel’s most famous mercenary, capped by a highly successful solo film in 2016, inspired Upper Deck to base an entire small box expansion around the mouthy anti-hero. Featuring characters from Deadpool’s more recent adventures, and … Continue reading
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Legendary Villains: Fear Itself Expansion
Two years after the release of Legendary: A Marvel Deck-Building Game, Upper Deck introduced another core set, Legendary Villains. In this spin-off version of the game the roles are reversed, with players acting as the villains and brawling against various … Continue reading
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Marvel at #SDCC 2017: Captain Marvel, Thor, and Infinity War
This probably qualifies as being geeky enough for our readership: a quick look at some of what the Marvel Cinematic Universe had at San Diego Comic Con this year. This is “some,” in part, because they dropped an Infinity War … Continue reading →