Nice trailer. I'm kind of excited for Logan. I haven't been excited for an X-Men related film since the first one. I do wish they'd move on from all that obviously wire-assisted jumping, but if that's my only complaint I expect I will be pleased walking out of the theatre.

I finished Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus Volume 1 last night and overall it was... amazing. :lol

The stories were well written and a blast to look at. My favorite panel in the book is probably the one towards the end in the return of the Molten Man issue where Spidey is in MM's room with the lights out. The way that panel is drawn and colored is so bad ass. Nevertheless, there was a lot of great artwork to be found here and it was interesting to finally read the issue with the infamous flooding scene. That was kind of cool how the panels kept getting bigger and bigger as the struggle progressed. I'm not sure which story I would say is my favorite though, as there are a lot ot choose from. It would probably be a toss up between the Annual that introduces the Sinister Six, the "Master Planner" trilogy (as they called it in the essays), and the 3 parter where Peter gave up being Spider-Man for the first time Aunt May was sick (17-19 I believe).

Another thing I love is how the identity of Green Goblin has yet to be revealed and that Norman was not even introduced officially until like issue 37 despite seeing him at Jameson's country club. I wonder if Stan Lee thought of Norman beforehand or if he just decided to make him GG on the fly. Either way, it was cleverly done.

The only issues I didn't really enjoy were the one with Mysterio pretending to be a psychologist and the one with a guy who gets his powers frm a meteor. Not only that, but he called himself The Looter. :banghead:

It's kind of sad that Ditko is gone from this point, but that's okay because Romita was a great successor (and my favorite Spider-Man artist from the issues I read years ago), so I'm looking forward to this. Getting to read this many issues in order is so enjoyable.

I am really liking the new costumes for X-Men Blue.

So apparentely Legends of Tomorrow is on at the same time as this now (didn't know they were changing its day), but I chose to watch this instead since Shield has been superior to Legends. Tonight's episode was no different. I am quite shocked at how good this season has been. It was quite obvious May was stuck in the "Matrix," but it was still cool to watch it in action. It's weird though because there really wasn't any action in this episode per say, but it was a really great character building and plot moving one. It's kind of nice to have something like that at times, especially when it ends up being well written. The discussion between Mace and Sky was done well too.

Seems like Marvel is partnering up with Square Enix to do a multi spanning game version of the MCU:

https://twitter.com/SquareEnix/statu...33005842984962

Lol knew "Marvel in Kingdom Hearts" was too good to be true.

But this sounds cool too. Been a while since I played a Marvel video game (mobile aside), so looking forward to seeing more.

Edit: Oh. But apparently that won't happen for literally at least a year per the video description on YouTube. "More details will be announced in 2018." Typically fuckin Square...

I hope it's good.

When I first heard that, I was really excited about the prospects of a MCU game made by people who also are involved in Final Fantasy. But it turns out the project is in the hands of the Tomb Raider developer. They're great and all, but I would have loved some Japanese-ness to a Marvel game.

I'm happy Square's letting their western divisions handle it as opposed to to just shipping it out to third rate western developers like Capcom did.

Some great moments of hilarity in Shield tonight, but overall, this episode was kind of weak. It was quite predictable and I feel like the plot is taking a massive slow down. Is this arc really going to be able to last another 10 episodes? I feel like next week is going to be the climax.