From Stan Lee’s first creations, the Peter Parker and Ms. Marvel, Popular Culture Beat strives to present unique views on Marvel and the MCU.
Back in the Middle Ages, centuries before Marvel and DC superheroes gave the simpler aspects of our imaginations the comforting idea that virtues could prevail, images like ‘Archangel Michael Directing The Fall Of The Rebel Angels’ by Dominico Beccafumi helped people cope with the slow pace of reconciliation.
YouTube influencer Jeremy Jahns kept silent about the last three episodes of the MCU’s Moon Knight on Disney+
As Officer James Gordon, played by Jeffrey Wright arrives to the scene, he presents his badge and states his credentials. What came out of his mouth caught me by surprise. He says “MCU,” just as the attending officers attest to the “huge problems” on the scene.
Makes you wonder: in the other universes, was Parker called “Palmer” there as well? Or was it due to a glitch in the Multiverse that Peter Palmer slipped into our reality for just one issue?
Will “Spiderman – No Way Home” and the ensuing Marvel Multiverse change the world by bringing the very real scientific paradigm of string theory, with its concepts of multiple, intertwined simultaneous realties, into mainstream consciousness, changing the lives of billions?
Consider that Alfred Molina as Doc Ock, Jamie Foxx as Electro, and JK Simmons as J. Jonah Jameson all reprise their roles from earlier iterations of Spiderman films going back long before Tom Holland took on the role of Peter Parker.
