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I'm a writer/editor who's been at the site since 2015. I cover politics, weird history, video games and... well, anything really. Keep it breezy, keep it light, keep it straightforward.

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Hasbro’s The Mandalorian Baby Yoda Merch To Go On Sale This Spring
Everyone loves Baby Yoda, as the tiny green star of The Mandalorian has become a bona fide phenomenon. Despite my suspicions when we were introduced to The Child at the conclusion of the first episode, he's waddled his way into all our hearts. Given that he's the character of the moment, you’d expect Disney of all companies to be on point when it comes to Baby Yoda merchandising. After all, the little guy is literally toy-sized and cute as a button. But it seems his popularity came as a huge surprise to them, too.
David James David James Dec 13, 2019
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The Batman Will Reportedly Only Have Five Villains Now
Matt Reeves' The Batman should be great. The director has proven himself many times over as a talented action filmmaker, I can't wait to see what Robert Pattinson does in the cape and cowl, and the supporting cast includes John Turturro, Paul Dano and Jeffrey Wright. But one thing that's given many people doubts is the amount of villains they're cramming into the movie.
David James David James Dec 12, 2019
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Zack Snyder Shares First Photo Of Justice League’s Black Suit Superman
Zack Snyder has an apparently inexhaustible collection of Justice League concept art and behind-the-scenes photos that he's been gradually posting online since the film's release. Showing us what we missed out on with the butchered theatrical cut has kept the 'Snyder cut' dream alive for legions of fans and campaigners. But now he's posted one of the best yet - a promotional shot of Henry Cavill in the black Superman suit.
David James David James Dec 12, 2019
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Crisis On Infinite Earths Fans Are Going Nuts Over Last Night’s Cliffhanger
The CW's biggest crossover event yet, "Crisis on Infinite Earths," is going down well with fans. It's already delivered a ton of cool cameos from across adaptions of DC's work, with the first few minutes alone bringing us Robert Wuhl’s Alexander Knox reading about Burtonverse Batman stopping Joker, then to DC Universe's Titans-verse, then Russell Tovey’s The Ray on Earth-X before finally (and best of all) stopping off at Earth-66 where Burt Ward’s Dick Grayson sees the oncoming disaster and yells “Holy crimson skies of death!” On top of that, we've revisited Smallville and seen Kevin Conroy play an unexpectedly sinister Bruce Wayne.
David James David James Dec 11, 2019
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Captain America’s Repaired Shield In Avengers: Endgame May Create A Big Plot Hole
For a movie that so heavily featured time travel and alternate histories, Avengers: Endgame largely avoided any enormous plotholes. Sure, there was a bit of debate as to whether Steve Rogers went on to spend his later years in our MCU or not, but that now seems to have been cleared up. Fans have recently brought up something else though that they're calling a plot hole, and it's definitely worth looking into.
David James David James Dec 11, 2019
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Paul Feig Is Loving The Ghostbusters: Afterlife Trailer
Paul Feig's 2016's Ghostbusters was intended to reboot and revitalize a long-dormant franchise. The director of hits Bridesmaids and The Heat pitched a modern action-comedy with the twist that this new team would be played by some of the funniest women working in Hollywood. How could it fail? Well, it did. Yes, the film had to battle uphill against a deluge of misogynistic online criticism, but its main problem was that it simply wasn't very good. The film went on to lose money at the box office and sequel plans were quickly shelved. That's paved the way for Ghostbusters: Afterlife, which ignores the 2016 film and acts as a sequel to the two originals.
David James David James Dec 11, 2019
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