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Published on January 25, 2021 by Darren
As I mentioned earlier, I’m starting a new video series as a companion piece too As part of at the The dropout. The video usually starts with the Monday article and is published in the magazine Youtube Channel the following week. That’s a bit cool because we’re helping restart the magazine’s movie channel. So if you could get a subscription our way it would mean a lot.
This week I’m looking at the power fantasy of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. With Captain America: Civil Warthe MCU becomes a power study without any responsibility.
