As a big comic book fan, I can’t deny the excitement of diving into tales of teen superheroes. From DC’s Teen Titans and Young Justice to Marvel’s earliest X-Men iterations, these stories have captivated generations of readers like me. With the arrival of a new young adult title, such as NYX #1, there’s an intriguing challenge: attracting fresh comic book fans while satisfying those deeply rooted in the canon.
With Deadpool and Wolverine hitting theaters, now is a great opportunity to re-watch the Marvel films that set the stage for Wade Wilson joining the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe).
Many people hold the belief that 4 August 2012 marked the final day of genuine joy for Britain. This conviction stems from the extraordinary Saturday evening at the Olympics when Jessica Ennis-Hill, Greg Rutherford, and Mo Farah all claimed gold medals within a remarkable 44 minutes at the Olympic Stadium. The thrilling sequence left little time for making tea in between. The vivid recollection of “Super Saturday” continues to resonate deeply with athletic enthusiasts and others, providing a source of satisfaction. Notably, Ennis-Hill herself carries the same memorable imprint of this date in her own mind.
*Warning – contains full spoilers for the Presumed Innocent finale*
Apart from your TV duties, what events will you be tuning in for?
What will be the big stories in the athletics at these Games?