The famous Spider-Man line, “With great power, comes great responsibility,” has more modern implications than you might think. In a modern society full of child murderers and fiends who burn full cities, who bears responsibility? Here’s more from Glenn Beck.
Kevin Smith’s new Spider-Man book has Spider-Man and Hulk taking on… The Manosphere.
Does anybody think he’ll be able to reign it in for the Marvel vs. Star Wars book? Anyone? Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
The normies showed up for everything this summer — and it was exactly what America needed. July 23rd was the biggest travel day in history. Spider-Man broke box office records. Shane Gillis set a Guinness World Record with 73,000 people at a comedy show. Ella Langley beat Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey.
Bridget Phetasy breaks down the Summer of the Normie, why the Doomers were wrong about everything, and why none of it matters if normies don’t start paying attention to the Democratic Socialists of America quietly winning elections while everyone was tubing down a river. You can’t have a normie America with commies winning elections. Here’s more from Phetasy in a new edition of The Dumpster Fire.
Unexplained “dark beads” around Saturn were found by NASA. Hear all about it plus other strange space phenomena in this Edge of Wonder Live.
Saturn is one of the most mysterious planets in our solar system, with numerous bizarre anomalies. From the hexagonal storm discovered in the 1980s to its peculiar moons, its unusual South Pole, and now the “completely unexplained dark beads” appearing in images, Saturn continues to intrigue.
In this episode, explore Saturn’s moon Daphnis and its interaction with the planet’s rings, plus whether Saturn’s rings themselves could be artificial. Dive deeper into the history of Saturn, more unexplained anomalies on Mars, and a final update on the Panama alien creature that, if real, could suggest that the Venom storyline from Spider-Man was a documentary.
Comics fans are mourning the death of John Romita Sr., perhaps the most talented artist behind the legendary superheroes at Marvel. Romita, at age 93, died peacefully in his sleep, his son John Romita Jr. reported.
The senior Romita, Marvel’s art director, worked tirelessly on the early issues of Spider-Man but he also brought to life such creations as Wolverine and the Black Widow.
Here, RazorFist offers a tribute to the man, and his many inspired creations, that transformed Stan Lee’s Marvel Comics into an industry powerhouse. RazorFist calls him “a true comic legend.”
