The Marvel Virgin

This week we return to the shenanigans of our gal Jessica. We dissect mental health, power play, abuse and reliance in relationships, the health benefits of whiskey and Freddo bars, and why Glinda is so shady to poor Dorothy in Oz. 

This week we head to lovely Wakanda (COVID travel restrictions permitting) and discuss the layered themes and symbolism in Black Panther, give our two cents on who should succeed Chadwick, and have a rant about the Oscars.

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This week we go off on a rip-roaring fantastical adventure as we discuss how Jeff Goldblum is the God of Acting, the post-colonial themes hidden within, and the thrill of seeing a Shake Weight being used.

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This week Kayleigh and Paul do battle with Zoom delays to dissect Runaways, a Hocus Pocus/the Goonies/last Harry Potter book combo that had us desperate to be young and vibrant Gen Z-ers (alas, we are not).

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This week Paul and Kayleigh ponder upon the blood-and-gore-fest that is The Punisher (or THE PUNISHEEEEERRRRR). We bemoan the innocent days of pixellated computer game deaths, praise Karen for reclaiming the name of Karen, and wonder how so many characters get torn to shreds but can't seem to die...

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This week, Kayleigh and Paul attempt to find some semblance of quality in one of the worst additions to the MCU. We compare storylines to Shakespeare and Dynasty, try to count how many times characters say "Attilan", and wonder why Black Bolt looks constipated all the time.

This week we tackle Netflix's attempt to emulate The Avengers. We question the writers' choice to claim Chernobyl happened because of a dragon, pitch a "Baby Defenders" TV series (watch this space!) and we gush incessantly over Sigourney Weaver.

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This week we welcome the new, woke, Tik-Toking, Gen Z Spider-Man into the MCU. We compare previous incarnations to the Colin vs Cuthbert the Caterpillar controversy that has swept the UK, we beg Mark Hamill to join the MCU and we even manage to get in a Terry Pratchett quote. How clever of us.

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This week, Kayleigh and Paul discuss who would play which character if the MCU films were made in the 90s, ponder on how an entire team of people can get replaced with robots so easily, compare the entire storyline to virtually everything from I, Robot to Bedazzled, and engage in the shortest quiz known to mankind.

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This week Kayleigh and Paul head back into space to discuss the similarities between the Bible and comic books, Ego's insane belief that Peter Quill will just follow his lead, and how there appears to be an entire race of C3POs in the MCU.

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