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I need to read the older Secret Wars soon.

I've always liked Daredevil as a character, but I've never really gotten into reading his comics. If you were recommending Daredevil to someone starting from scratch, what run or storyline would you tell them to start with? I know Frank Miller's run is considered a classic, but I'm curious what everyone here recommends.

I can't wait to watch it again. I know I missed a few parts when I had to get popcorn refills 😂

I think Wolverine would put up a good fight, but I keep thinking of that comic where Ghost Rider stalemated World War Hulk and that's pretty scary.

I've heard people say don't worry about watching part 3 and just stick to the first 2. Is that true?

Same. I like the new direction and the kids are actually excited about seeing more movies set in that universe.

I’m going to see The End of Oak Street today. An entire neighborhood transported somewhere unknown, plus dinosaurs? That was enough to get me interested. I’ll come back and give an update after I see it. Anyone else planning to check this one out?

I've heard it's pretty good! I've been meaning to watch it as well.

Those are great books to have in your collection for sure!

That's an awesome comic with a great cover! I would keep it forever too.

I’d be curious to hear what a new dub would sound like, but the original voices are so tied to those characters for a lot of fans that I think replacing them would be a tough sell.

I like that idea. I think Hugh Jackman would stay on as long as he could and that would be a great role for him to occasionally show up when needed.

I like this idea. Being able to switch between different versions of Sonic during gameplay would be a fun feature, especially with how many different looks he’s had over the years.

I think I understand what you mean. If Super Sonic 2 comes back, I’d be fine with them finding a new way for Sonic to unlock the form rather than bringing back the cyber corruption.

Logan definitely took Wolverine’s fight scenes to another level. They finally showed just how brutal he could really be.

That was such a brutal moment. Ripping the adamantium out was shocking enough, but revealing the bone claws afterward was so cool!

The weekend is almost here, so what’s everyone planning to watch, read, or play? Any movies or shows you’ve been meaning to catch up on? New comics waiting in your stack? A game you’re planning to sink a few hours into? I always seem to have more things on my list than I have time to actually get through. What’s on your agenda this weekend?

That was such a fun experience in theaters. Seeing Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds finally together on the big screen was worth the wait!

Logan is hard to beat. It felt like such a fitting and emotional ending for the character after everything he'd been through.

That was such a good way to raise the stakes. Seeing Wolverine actually vulnerable made the fights more interesting.

Agreed! There’s just something about that classic yellow suit that screams Wolverine. It’s hard to beat.

I'm looking forward to seeing Ghost-Spider introduced in Season 2. I'm curious who they cast for the voice, but I'm even more interested to see what they do with the character and how she fits into this version of Spider-Man's world.

I agree. I'm looking forward to the future.

I just looked it up it has some wicked covers.

I could live with game cards. I still prefer owning physical copies of games, so as long as PlayStation keeps some form of physical media, I’d be fine with the switch from discs.