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We clearly experienced that differently. Loki season 1 was Disney+' most successful series at the time, and season 2 had a ~35% drop from that. So, plenty of people watched it.

Jonathan Majors is quietly menacing in Quantumania, and really interesting in Loki season 2, but that movie has conceptual problems and story problems. That compounded with Major's harassment and assault convictions to sour the whole thing. Recasting and continuing to focus on Kang would have...

Based on the comics, the premise of these movies, and Namor's disposition in Wakanda Forver, it's not hard to imagine Namor working with Doom...for a while...

...and a hapless Reed trying to figure out what to do about it - that whole thing could be a nice little source of drama/comedy. I can see Sue nemused at Reed as he tries to nerd-ily out-macho Namor.

Seeing ANH way back when, I just assumed Ben was wearing weather-appropriate desert-y robes. Then TPM comes out and I'm like "HUH-uh?!?!?" Makes no sense any way you slice it...unless the Jedi took to wearing desert robes for some cultural reason (did the Jedi start out on a desert planet?) and...

The thing about Ben "hiding" in his Jedi robes is a real head-scratcher.

Maybe there's are no lawyers in SW, so there are no regulations about where dangerous buildings/rooms/chambers/pits can be located and no one has to spend time or money preventing people from falling into them. Maybe he went full Death Star after realizing how much darn trouble a galactic...

Weren't there some gigantic ones in the comics recently - and by "recently" I mean "in the last 25 years", because I'm old.

I wonder what Reed will do to push Doom to his limit, whereupon Doom clenches his fists and yells "RICHARDS!!!"

Here's a Doomsday moment I'm imagining now: the FoX-Men Earth is in bad shape, either from Sentinels and such or from an incursion, or both. Doom arrives and says to whichever FoX-Men are still around "Come with me if you want a world where this doesn't happen." This might be how Doom recruits...

Menagerie of Unbearable Things, a Kickstarted system-neutral book of setting inspiration. It's a beautiful collection of illustrated, picture-book-like stories that serve as springboards for your game's folklore, mythology, Big Bads, and what-have-you. After each story there are a few more...

We see Reed kicking an ape, which from the tv show host's voiceover we have to assume is one of the Red Ghosts's super apes.

I would wear a full face mask, with a photo of Hugh Jackman's face (super-)stapled to my face underneath that, just in case.

I have been called post-ironic because of my love for ridiculous things, so I grok this.

My votes were for The Black Company, OutGunned Superheroes, and Justice League. The latter two I'm mostly just curious about at this point, as a fan of superhero comics and super rpgs. TBC is something I've had an itch to emulate for a long time, so maybe this is the product I can file the...

Now I want an Avengers: Doomsday that is full of things that are just shy of overt references and callbacks, with cameos that are completely mundane and not played up at all, and plot twists that make the characters go "huh, that's weird - oh well, no biggie".

Yeah, it's funny - if you don't think about it, it's easy to assume it's the 60s (especially looking at Sue's fashion in that last scene, 4 years later, which is very late 60s). However, there's no statement of what year it is, and it would be a fun surprise (to some) twist if they revealed in...

So I can tell my wife rpg anecdotes that aren't all about D&D.

Would it be an annoying rehash of Civil War if DoomTony is mad at DaddySteve, or would it be a clever twist?

It's probably more dramatic for everyone if Doom is a variant Tony, so that's what I'm assuming until told/shown otherwise. That doesn't jibe with a Doom from the 60's FF-verse, but hey - multiverse + time travel.