As the MCU continues to grow and expand, the Miss Marvel podcast is your resource for reviews and theories, and how the comics connect to what we see on screen.
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As the MCU continues to grow and expand, the Miss Marvel podcast is your resource for reviews and theories, and how the comics connect to what we see on screen.
In this episode Gabby wonders aloud why marvel keeps bringing Peggy carter back from the dead, even though her tv show has been deemed non-canon and her character development outside of the show leaves something to be desired.
In this episode, Gabby discusses what if episode 2 including explaining why she thinks that this episode was better than both of the guardians of the galaxy movies.
Welcome to season 2! In this epsiode Gabby reviews Loki epsiode one, "glorious purpose" with new segments like girlboss of the week and hot girl summer moment of the week (as always: SPOILERS)
Gabby talks about how we shouldn't be understanding zemo as a villain, compares Sam Wilson and John Walker and breaks down that final shot from episode 4.
Gabby talks about the falcon and the winter soldier episode number two, including what Jon Walker represents, how Sam Wilson is not a perfect soldier but a good man, and that infamous couples therapy scene
Gabby breaks down the first episode of the falcon and the winter soldier, she talks about who will probably have the shield at the end of the series, how sam and bucky mirror each other and a plot point she hopes future marvel series go into.
In preparation for the Falcon and the Winter Soldier premiere this Friday, Gabby rewatches Captain America: The Winter Soldier as a part of her ongoing MCU Rewatch Series. She talks about how the female characters were sidelined and how interesting it is that the character whose name is the title of the movie has so few speaking lines.
Gabby breaks down everything we learned from epsiode 8 of Wandavision, and what we have to look forward to going into the last epsiode. (I incorrectly stated that there would be ten epsiodes of Wandavision but there will only be nine).
Gabby talks about one specific comic book series that's been cited as an inspiration for wandavision, Tom King's 2016 "The Vision" series. She talks about the plot of the series, what similarities it shares with Wandavision and how we can take notes from the series going into the final two episodes.
As the MCU continues to grow and expand, the Miss Marvel podcast is your resource for reviews and theories, and how the comics connect to what we see on screen.
