Articles by Jillian Unrau

Black Widow might be the first independent, self-contained story in the MCU that doesn’t need to set up or connect much to other MCU entries.

All three main trilogies, as well as the spinoff movies, have different versions of the same character in every series, and it’s becoming a problem.

Fans will likely see Agatha on their screens again, and Wanda might just need to call on her guidance at some point.

With the release of The Muppet Show in Disney Plus, now is the perfect time for Disney to revive this franchise and bring it back into pop culture.

Natasha claims the Avengers are her only family, but her story in Black Widow might just contradict that.

“It May Look Like A Walnut” actually relates to WandaVision a lot more than one might think.

The hope some fans have that a big superhero will make an appearance on the show takes attention away from the show’s main themes of grief and loss.

Bringing Hyrule to the screen is easier said than done – here’s what a TV development team would have to keep in mind.

WandaVision seems to be implying that the next big threat isn’t going to come from space, but is going to be of a more magical nature.

The ending of Cap’s arc feels unsatisfying, and contradictory to the themes of the rest of his story, which are all about moving on from the past.