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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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MCU Daredevil Is Over: 3 Major Storylines From Marvel Comics Still Missing From the Disney+ Series (opens the original)
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Daredevil has already dealt with Hell’s Kitchen, the Hand, Wilson Fisk, and Bullseye. It’s also safe to say he’s survived more than a few attempts aimed to ruin his life. Somehow, Matt Murdock keeps getting back up. But with Daredevil: Born Again heading toward its final chapter, there are still some major pieces of his comic book history sitting untouched. And one of them is particularly strange. These aren’t obscure stories that only the most dedicated readers remember. They’re stories that ge
3 Beloved Disney Characters Who Need Their Own Spinoff, Only to Be Wasted in Another Show (opens the original)
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At one point, it seemed like Disney could give us endless amounts of new, interesting, and fun characters on any show. Some were funny enough to steal scenes, while others became fan-favorites almost instantly. It felt like those side characters were actually main characters that had been relegated to a supporting role. In their shows, they would make regular appearances and have entire episodes written about them. In their movies, they made such an impact that if they weren’t there, it would fe
3 Forgotten Marvel Teams That Could Give the MCU Something Completely Different and Worth Watching (opens the original)
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There’s a funny thing about being a Marvel fan for a long time. You start looking past the standard MCU and want to see more comic characters come to life. The Avengers have been around the block. The Fantastic Four have been reimagined, so to speak. The X-Men are about to be the new kids on the block. But then you open up some older back issues and if you can appreciate the classic comics, you start wondering what these books would be like on-screen. Marvel has hundreds of characters and dozens
The Most Far-Fetched But Still Awesome '80s Fantasy Cartoon Ended 37 Years Ago, And We're Still Waiting on the Reboot (opens the original)
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There was a particular kind of magic to ’80s cartoons that is difficult to explain to anyone who didn’t grow up with them. You could come home from school, drop your backpack somewhere it would remain until Monday, turn on the television, and instantly be transported to a whole other world. For many kids, it was a place they looked forward to where ancient magic, impossible monsters, giant castles, and talking animals were all perfectly normal. For one generation of fans, that question somehow p
29 Years Ago, A Groundbreaking Marvel TV Show Ended, Then Returned Nearly 3 Decades Later (opens the original)
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For a lot of kids, Saturday morning meant one thing: a fun time to eat junk-food cereal and watch awesome cartoons. You knew the schedule. You knew the theme songs. And you knew which characters you wanted to see before you even turned on the TV. Then, on September 20, 1997, one of Marvel’s biggest animated hits came to an end. After five seasons, it was over. For a generation of kids who stuck with the characters, along with comic-book fans, that was a pretty big deal. The show had become a fan
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