Debate

Marvel fans have entered into a civil war over Black Bolt, after the Inhumans leader recently made his cinematic debut in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. The return of Black Bolt was one of the major shocks of Doctor Strange 2, with fans surprised by the return of Anson Mount after the despicable Inhumans TV series from 2019. But its his original comic book appearances that has comics Twitter in an absolutely ridiculous debate. A panel was shared from a Thanos vs. Black Bolt comic book, with it displaying…

It’s been quite the turnaround for Elizabeth Olsen’s Scarlet Witch, who spent the better part of a decade as a strictly supporting player in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, before evolving into one of the most popular superheroes on the planet. In fact, the netizens of Reddit are now debating whether or not the actress’ Wanda Maximoff can justifiably be called the single most popular female live-action comic book character we’ve ever seen, and the results look to be leaning towards the affirmative. Their kickoff point for…

Twitter users are discussing the best short movies they’ve ever seen, as prompted by a post from Taste of Cinema. The criteria supplied by ToC is any movie under 90 minutes, which eliminates quite a few films but leaves many faves. User @gladlyPessimist helped open the discussion by listing Coherence (89 minutes), Hausu (AKA House) (88 minutes), Ruined Heart! Another Love Story Between a Criminal and a Whore (15 minutes), and the original Texas Chain Saw Massacre (83 minutes). User @MichaelAvolio shouted out Ingmar…

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness The Illuminati made their long-awaited debut in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, but fans are at loggerheads over their moral code. Consisting of Reed Richards, Baron Mordo, Black Bolt, Captain Marvel, Captain Carter, and Professor X, the group of hubris-filled heroes are so focused on their own existence they don’t stop and think much further. This has fans curious and debating whether or not they should be deemed heroes…

The New York Times moved swiftly to change Monday's answer to its daily Wordle puzzle out of fear that it would be seen as some sort of commentary on the debate over abortion rights.The game, which became a sensation late last year and was bought by The Times in January, gives users six tries to guess a different five-letter word each day.Yet The Times scrambled when it discovered that Monday's word, which had been entered into Wordle's computer programme last year, was “fetus.”The timing was particularly fraught given…