“The show looks beyond just the life of being a teen in a world of heroes. Exploring what it means to navigate these spaces as a product of migration, colonialism and the ever-present desire for progress.”
Check out our review of #MsMarvel!
“But we need to remember that it’s Marvel’s refusal to look past their cookie-cutter casting moulds that is the cause of these issues.
They have created a fantastical world where witches can break back the dead, Gods walk the earth, and the multiverse comes undone at the whims of a child. A universe where a woman with the strength to rival armies has all the muscle mass of Kermit’s right arm, and if that’s not an act of cowardice, I don’t know what is. .”
We need to talk about #SheHulk.
Kathryn Newton takes over playing the teenage version of Cassie Lang in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, and her job has a lot riding on it. Cassie has always been Scott Lang’s superpower — their relationship is the heart and soul of the Ant-Man trilogy. At last week’s premiere in Toronto, Off Colour spoke with Kathryn Newton about how she manifested both hers and Cassie’s dreams in this MCU instalment.
“Moon Knight takes us on a riveting globe-trotting adventure into a new darker, more reflective corner of the MCU. Diving into ancient Egyptian mythology, exploring the role Khonshu & the other gods play in the world.”
Check out our review of #MoonKnight!
“Absolutely everything that we have done in every aspect of the show but certainly in the music has been carefully considered and carefully constructed to really match who Kamala is”
Check out our interview with #MsMarvel composer, Laura Karpman!
