What a fitting twist! 🐍 Turning a famous unsolved mystery into another Loki adventure was absolutely hilarious and perfectly in character for the God of Mischief.

For context, D.B. Cooper was a real-life hijacker who stole a massive ransom and jumped out of a plane in 1971, never to be found. The show brilliantly revealed that he was actually Loki, showing that losing a bet to Thor was the reason he pulled off the heist.

Peter casually neutralizing the most powerful sorcerer on Earth with high school math and a few web lines is peak (MCU) Spider-Man.

Imagine dieting and training like crazy to get completely ripped for a role, only for the entire internet to go, "Nice CGI abs".

Nicolas Cage was so annoyed by people calling his physique fake in Ghost Rider that he swore off ever putting his body through that level of punishment again.

Can we just appreciate how Jessica Henwick carried Iron Fist on her back? Her performance as Colleen Wing was easily the best part of the show, and the fact that she did almost all of her own stunts just makes it cooler.

Mjolnir doesn't just hand out suits for fun.

With Doomsday getting closer I have to wonder, who is the anchor being of the sacred timeline? Does it matter for the new movie?

I believe Wong should have become the Sorcerer Supreme immediately after the Ancient One's death.

He had the depth of experience and mystic knowledge without any of the baggage that constantly clouds Doctor Strange’s judgment like his sheer arrogance, vanity, impulsiveness.

Strange is undeniably brilliant, but his ego constantly gets in the way of his responsibilities. The mantle of Sorcerer Supreme requires genuine maturity, ironclad discipline, and level-headed judgment under pressure.

That said, Strange is still easily one of my favorite MCU characters, and I’m definitely not trying to tear down everything he’s done. But Wong just comes across as far more emotionally composed and grounded. Strange is still constantly tripping over his feelings for Christine Palmer and mourning the life he missed out on, and those personal hangups end up complicating his choices.

Wong doesn't get bogged down in his past he stays completely focused on the job at hand. You could argue that's partly because he gets less screen time as a supporting character, but his steady presence really stands out.

Strange might be the more spectacular hero, but Wong was always ahead of him in this aspect.So now I am happy he became Sorcerer Supreme after the blip.

That’s our God of Mischief. 💚 One of the best castings of all time, and one of the best characters of the MCU.

Watching Tom Hiddleston revisit his original casting and that heartbreaking "Tell me!" confrontation with Odin in the first Thor film is wild.

Back in 2011, Loki was introduced as a deeply wounded, insecure younger brother desperate for his father’s approval. Over sixteen years, he transitioned from a Shakespearean tragedy to the main Avengers villain, then to an anti-hero, and eventually to holding the entire multiverse together at the end of Loki season two. Very few actors in comic book cinema have handled a single character with that level of emotional weight for this long.

As the Power Broker, i believe Sharon explicitly deals in stolen government secrets, advanced technology, and superpowered assets. Vision is and could be the ultimate piece of advanced, sentient vibranium technology in the series. Perhaps, acquiring or dismantling him to sell his components or programming on the black market aligns perfectly with her goal of exploiting her high-level security clearance.

Maybe, there's a chance that the series would lead us back to Madripoor?

In 2012, it took the entire original Avengers lineup fighting across New York just to bring Loki down.​

Doctor Strange traps him in an endless void for thirty minutes with a simple flick of his wrist.

🎬 Thor: Ragnarok (2017)

You get to become an Avenger, but your first mission is to fight Thanos or Doctor Doom. 💀🔥 Who are you choosing? 👀

Sorry if this has been asked before, I did a general search and nothing came up.

I am having trouble wrapping my head around Anchor Beings. I understand that it is about one important individual (like Logan) but I don't get how the world existed before their death.

So my question is;how can a Universe just end based on a single individual, when that individual will be born and die eventually like everyone else?

Thanks

Watching the 2012 Avengers movie hits differently when you realize the waitress Cap saves from the Chitauri is Ashley Johnson... the exact same person who did the mocap and voice acting for Ellie in The Last of Us games. Such a cool connection between two massive pop culture franchises.