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All things Marvel and D.C.

SpikeyMark

OK, so I'm in my 50s, but this did spin off from the - I feel like not fully grown up/mature - thread.

I love the Marvel films. (I also love the D.C. films)

I've loved Marvel's Spider-man since I was a little boy. I've loved D.C.s Batman for a long time too.

Even though interest is waning in the world, I love the whole shared universe across dozens of films.

I love all the TV shows and spin-offs and am not a negative fan-boy who just likes to slag off any 'wokeness'.

I just enjoy them as entertainment, and think that they do a very good job.

Your turn  (and maybe even  who is probably long-gone, but popped up as a suggestion)

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  • When I grew up I never read the comics, but I watched the 90's cartoons like Spiderman and X-Men, so a lot of my understanding of the characters and history comes from that period. Spiderman is my favourite and popular with my children too, playing the video games and watching the films.

    I used to enjoy the MCU but have found it a bit boring since Avengers Endgame, that just had a very definite finality to it that it didn't really need to carry on. Post that, I did really enjoy Guardians of the Galaxy 3 because that made me actually care for the characters in it, and I found She-Hulk funny even if it didn't really seem that popular.

    What are anyone's favourite films/characters/comics?

  • in reply to pdaddio83

    I love Captain Marvel, I own all the dvds, and I have all the Funko Pops available for it as well.

    I still haven't seen the Guardians of the Galaxy films yet. I own them all, just haven't got round to watching them.

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