Black Widow: Washing A Red Ledger Clean
The MCU version of Natasha Romanoff has a backstory she would like to forget… her past actions as the ruthlessly effective Black Widow resulted in a heavy burden of regret […]
Sam Wilson: Picking Up Our Shield
Sam Wilson may have the most challenging job in the history of the Marvel multiverse… stepping up to fill the shoes and carry the shield of none other than Captain […]
Captain America and Mjolnir: A “Worthy” Moment
If you saw it without it being spoiled for you, then you know exactly what I’m talking about… the moment that ignited cheers in theaters around the world as Thor’s […]
Wolverine: A Prayerful “Pause” Before the “Claws” Come Out
Wolverine is arguably the most iconic character in the “X-Men” franchise for a good reason… his tragic backstory combined with his healing factor that makes him practically indestructible makes for […]
A “Thanos Snap” Predicament: Living in Fear
There is a reason that Thanos is considered one of the most dangerous villains in Marvel’s comic history… he is both willing and capable of acts of destruction without remorse, […]
New Game, New Day, New Mercies
Unwrapping the plastic off of a video game is an exciting moment for me… it represents a fresh start in a brand new experience, allowing me to begin again without […]
A New Start for a New Year… for Ourselves and Others
There have been several times in my gaming history when I reached the horrific realization that I needed a fresh start… and I don’t mean simply resetting a checkpoint or […]
Curses Into Blessings
Video game antagonists talk a LOT of trash, considering that they were only created for the purpose of being defeated. Throughout the game, we are forced to endure their mockery as […]
The Purpose of Armor: Protection, not Prevention
I have found through experience that when a game provides items such as armor, helmets, or boots, they aren’t a recommendation… they are essential to survival. Try loading up a game […]
An Open World Prerequisite
Almost all games feature some form of linear progression as we play them, no matter how “open world” they claim to be. Even games that allow us to “take on […]
Finding God in Video Games 