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CBR Marvel Studios Boss Defends Agents of SHIELD, Netflix Shows | CBR Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige made a point of standing up for earlier Marvel TV programs such as Agents of SHIELD and Daredevil.

https://www.cbr.com/kevin-feige-defe...-marvel-shows/

[PhoenixRising]

Feige's an

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MovieWeb Alien Comic Trailer Brings Xenomorphs to the Marvel Universe Marvel has released a new trailer for its upcoming Alien comic book series, which hits stands in March.

https://movieweb.com/alien-marvel-comics-trailer/

[PhoenixRising]

Didn't DC already do this?

[dragonfire]

Originally Posted by PhoenixRising (View Post) Didn't DC already do this?

Well, with Disney owning Aliens by buying Fox, I guess they want Marvel to do it too.

[sum1]

The Aliens franchise is overrated. The only one I liked was the 4th film. Winona Ryder did a good job and it had Ron Perlman.

[dragonfire]

Tail wagging the dog again, and this is why I believe the only chance of Wanda and Pietro being Mutants/Magneto's kids again is if it happens in the MCU first.

Marvel Finally Publish Scarlet Witch Darkhold Comic After WandaVision

Originally the collection would have been published in December, just in time for WandaVision, but it was all put on hold.

https://bleedingcool.com/comics/marv...r-wandavision/

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Originally Posted by sum1 (View Post) The Aliens franchise is overrated. The only one I liked was the 4th film. Winona Ryder did a good job and it had Ron Perlman.

I love Aliens. Especially the second one. Seen it so many times I can't count it. And I hardly ever rewatch a movie.

[sum1]

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Screen Rant Marvel's Most Wholesome Hero Reveals How Vicious Her Powers Can Be In a battle against the robotic villain, Stormranger, Ms. Marvel uses a brutal attack that proves she's been holding back her powers.

https://screenrant.com/ms-marvel-mos...icious-comics/

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Originally Posted by wickedrum (View Post) I love Aliens. Especially the second one. Seen it so many times I can't count it. And I hardly ever rewatch a movie.

The second one was Aliens, Rita. The James Cameron one. The first one was just called Alien. Ridley Scott did that one.

Ms. Marvel is wholesome?



This is exactly why I hate the MCU, dragonfire. Tail wagging the dog.

Well, I remember when both Superman and Batman went up against the Aliens. Superman had a facehugger implant a chestburster alien in him. Obviously, it didn't work out too well for the alien.

God, I hate that Disney has all of Fox's stuff. Alan Ladd Jr. must be sick over this.

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Originally Posted by PhoenixRising (View Post) Ms. Marvel is wholesome? This is exactly why I hate the MCU, dragonfire. Tail wagging the dog. Well, I remember when both Superman and Batman went up against the Aliens. Superman had a facehugger implant a chestburster alien in him. Obviously, it didn't work out too well for the alien. God, I hate that Disney has all of Fox's stuff. Alan Ladd Jr. must be sick over this.

It's Kamala Khan.

Yep.

You do? I see.

I know. Who's that?

Comicbook.com Ms. Marvel Set Video Shows Kamala Khan in Captain Marvel Costume Filming on Disney+'s Ms. Marvel series has been underway for several months now, and fans have definitely been curious to see how it will ...

https://comicbook.com/tv-shows/news/...aptain-marvel/

Bleeding Cool News Maria Fröhlich and Naomi Franquiz Join Women Of Marvel Anthology The Women of Marvel #1 anthology for April 2021 was announced with writers Natasha Alterici, Sophie Campbell, Nadia Shammas, Elsa ...

https://bleedingcool.com/comics/mari...vel-anthology/

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Originally Posted by dragonfire (View Post) It's Kamala Khan.

Oh, why... because she's Muslim? Technically, she couldn't even be a superhero given her religion, and she definitely cannot be letting her hair hang uncovered like that.

Yes, I remember reading the Batman vs. Predator comic book.

Originally Posted by dragonfire (View Post) I know. Who's that?

Excuse me? dragonfire, you call yourself a Star Wars fan and a science fiction fan and you don't know who Alan Ladd Jr. is? You've never heard of his name being mentioned in any DVD documentaries or interviews?

Alan Ladd Jr., or "Laddie," as he's known by his friends, is the son of the late 1940s Hollywood actor Alan Ladd, who starred in a lot of film noir crime thrillers in the 1940s and 50s. Alan Ladd Jr. became a film producer, a studio executive, and president of 20th Century Fox's film division. In short, dragonfire, Alan Ladd Jr. is the man who made Star Wars possible, because there would be no Star Wars without him. He convinced the studio to greenlight George Lucas' Star Wars even though he couldn't understand the script, and Fox ended up making a fortune and Star Wars became a global phenomenon. Then Ladd followed that up by producing Ridley Scott's Alien for Fox, which also became a phenomenon. Then Alan Ladd Jr. later left 20th Century Fox to start his own production company, The Ladd Company, where he produced yet another science fiction movie by Ridley Scott, a little movie called Blade Runner. Maybe you heard of it? Alan Ladd Jr. is only responsible for having produced three of the greatest science fiction movies of all time.

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Originally Posted by PhoenixRising (View Post) Oh, why... because she's Muslim? Technically, she couldn't even be a superhero given her religion, and she definitely cannot be letting her hair hang uncovered like that. Yes, I remember reading the Batman vs. Predator comic book. Excuse me? dragonfire, you call yourself a Star Wars fan and a science fiction fan and you don't know who Alan Ladd Jr. is? You've never heard of his name being mentioned in any DVD documentaries or interviews? Alan Ladd Jr., or "Laddie," as he's known by his friends, is the son of the late 1940s Hollywood actor Alan Ladd, who starred in a lot of film noir crime thrillers in the 1940s and 50s. Alan Ladd Jr. became a film producer, a studio executive, and president of 20th Century Fox's film division. In short, dragonfire, Alan Ladd Jr. is the man who made Star Wars possible, because there would be no Star Wars without him. He convinced the studio to greenlight George Lucas' Star Wars even though he couldn't understand the script, and Fox ended up making a fortune and Star Wars became a global phenomenon. Then Ladd followed that up by producing Ridley Scott's Alien for Fox, which also became a phenomenon. Then Alan Ladd Jr. later left 20th Century Fox to start his own production company, The Ladd Company, where he produced yet another science fiction movie by Ridley Scott, a little movie called Blade Runner. Maybe you heard of it? Alan Ladd Jr. is only responsible for having produced three of the greatest science fiction movies of all time.

Ok.

I see.

Sorry, but I didn't know all that until you told me so thanks.

CBR The Black Cat Wields Thanos’ Infinity Gauntlet in Marvel’s Next Event In the lead up to Infinite Destinies, Black Cat will be on the hunt for the Infinity Stones, some of the most powerful artifacts in the Marvel Universe.

https://www.cbr.com/black-cat-infini...ite-destinies/

[PhoenixRising]

Originally Posted by dragonfire (View Post) Ok. I see. Sorry, but I didn't know all that until you told me so thanks. https://www.cbr.com/black-cat-infini...ite-destinies/

No problem, dragonfire. I knew who Alan Ladd Jr. was because I saw him in all of the old VHS documentaries for Alien, Blade Runner, and Star Wars. Back then you sometimes has to fast-forward through the documentary to get to the movie, unless the documentary was after the movie, or on a separate VHS cassette.


Oh, God, now Felicia has the Infinity Gauntlet? Is this gonna be like Thor's hammer, or the alien symbiote costume, where everyone gets a turn?