Metas & Mutants

In this episode, Tombstone is back and we discuss the things about certain characters that don't make sense to us.

For this episode, Tombstone was unfortunately away doing work for the Big G (Galactus). So we have Super CyGuy discussing his early thoughts on the Marvel's Avengers games newest expansion, the War for Wakanda.

The final episode in this series where we explore the fact that there has always been politics in comic books.

Part Two of our mini series about politics in comic books

Part Two of our mini series about politics in comic books

The title speaks for itself. So many obviously new comic book readers have been online asserting that comic books aren't the place for politics and political agendas. Metas & Mutants suggest that they read more older comics. They either missed it or never read it in the first place. But we are here to help so in this mini series we discuss all the ways politics have been used in comics over the years. From the motivation of the creators of the characters, to the story arcs themselves.

Now where else are you gonna go to get this thorough of a review about the Loki series season one? Of course you're going to come to your friendly neighborhood Metas & Mutants!

The bottom line is that each comic book company clone each other's characters at times. In this episode we discuss some of the more popular clones and a few obscure ones.

Finally, in a short time, Kevin Feige is running us our Widow. So of course we are going to talk about the Black Widow in comics and film. #RespectBlackWidow

So let me make this clear. So far, Loki is my favorite series from this MCU Disney+ era. In this episode Super Cyguy and I discuss the first two episodes as well as give a few predictions about where we think the show is going from a narrative standpoint.