My Revolution of PARTs

Fans across the world are currently enjoying Marvel Studios' most recent Disney+ series,  Moon Knight . The Oscar Isaac-led show sees its titular character having to navigate with their Dissociative Identity Disorder, alongside dealing with the fact that they are the Avatar to the Egyptian God of the Moon, Khonshu. However, this project has one key difference from its other MCU brethren: it stands wholly on its own. For many, that quality is one of the most refreshing aspects of the show. There aren't cameos from other MCU heroes, references to bigger world events (like the Statue of Liberty debacle), or even any need for prior knowledge—audiences can jump right in at episode one and know everything they need to. ADVERTISEMENT It's an interesting aspect that, for better or worse, is rarely seen in Marvel's projects. Even the recent  Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings , which set up an entirely new corner of the world, had heavy ref...

Moon Knight delivered an in-depth look at the lore of the Egyptian gods of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with the third episode giving viewers an understanding of the Ennead, their backstory, and why they chose to abandon humans. During the installment, five avatars of the gods were featured, namely  Horus, Isis, Tefnut, Osiris, and Hathor.  The Ennead was involved in several significant moments in Episode 3. First, the gods were summoned by Khonshu for Arthur Harrow's trial, ultimately leading to an unfortunate end on the Moon god's part as his fellow deities didn't believe his accusation. The group then resurfaces at the episode's ending, with them imprisoning Khonshu in stone due to him turning back the night sky.  ADVERTISEMENT Originally, the Ennead is composed of nine Egyptian gods, but Moon Knight only showed five of them (six, if Khonshu was not banished). This led to speculation among fans about what happened to the other gods. ...

Oscar Isaac's Steven Grant and Marc Spector are taking the spotlight on  Moon Knight,  but there are other notable characters who also deserve to be pushed to the forefront. The series is the latest entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe from its massive Phase 4 slate, and it revolves around the titular hero's struggle with living with dissociative identity disorder combined with the fact that he serves as the avatar of an Egyptian Moon God named Khonshu.  Based on the show's marketing, one of the character's allies is May Calamawy's Layla El-Faouly. Before entering the MCU, May Calamawy already had an impressive resume. The Egyptian-Palestinian actress portrayed Dena Hassan on Hulu's Ramy  while also being featured in several shows, such as National Geographic's The Long Road Home , CBS' FBI and Madame Secretary , and NBC's The Brave .  ADVERTISEMENT The actress' role was a mystery during Moon Knight 's promo...

Ms. Marvel  is poised to introduce another charming hero into the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Iman Vellani's Kamala Khan. In the upcoming Disney+ series, the character will be portrayed as a huge Avengers fan, with a specific passion for Brie Larson's Captain Marvel. The first official synopsis also confirmed that Kamala is a fan-fic writer, with the trailer already showing glimpses of her superhero-centric hobby.  Although Captain Marvel is at the front and center of Kamala's favorites, it seems that the young hero is an Avengers fan in general. In the first trailer for the series, Kamala can be seen doodling a fictional fight between Ant-Man and Man-Ant, wearing a shirt that features Wasp, Valkyrie, and Carol, and attending a convention centered around Earth's Mightiest Heroes.  ADVERTISEMENT Now, a closer look at the Avenger-con and Kamala's costume in the series has been released through official pieces of merchandise.  Hulk, ...

Morbius  is the latest entry in Sony's Spider-Man universe, and it will center around the titular living vampire played by Jared Leto. The film will follow the story of Dr. Michael Morbius, a scientist who is trying to find a cure for a rare blood disease, but upon doing so, turns himself into a vampire instead. Alongside the film's exact plot details, Morbius ' place in the vast Multiverse is still unknown, leading fans to speculate if the film is set in the MCU or the universe where Tom Hardy's Venom resides.  After experiencing multiple delays, mostly due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Morbius finally landed an April 2022 release timeline. This means that marketing is poised to ramp up, and new evidence indicates that the promotional push is about to start.  ADVERTISEMENT For starters, Sony Pictures previously unveiled a brand-new featurette to give fans an overview of Morbius' comics history while also confirming that a final trailer ...

Right now is an incredible time to be a Spider-Man fan. The days of Sam Raimi's films were great in the 2000s, but they pale in comparison to the riches that the world has currently.  Spider-Man: No Way Home  released last December, and it's still one of the biggest ongoing conversations on the internet. This isn't a surprise given how it brings together three generations of the webhead and his live-action adventures. Live-action isn't the only place where the famous wall-crawler has made an unforgettable mark. It's hard to forget  Into the Spider-Verse , an animated film that not only made massive strides in animation itself but also quickly became one of the most beloved Spidey tales of all time. ADVERTISEMENT A proper sequel is on the way later this year, one that brings back Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen for another romp. Titled  Across the Spider-Verse , this time, Miles is the one traveling through different universes while mee...

Audiences were just introduced to the world of  Moon Knight , and it seems that everyone has loved what they’ve seen so far. Oscar Isaac’s upcoming series has launched its first trailer, and it gives tons of intriguing glimpses of what fans can expect. But who exactly is this crazed vigilante wrapped in white, and how is he a superhero? The driving force behind that hero or, as many would call him, anti-hero is none other than the Egyptian moon god. Going by the name of Khonshu, the being grants Marc Spector his powers to do his bidding. ADVERTISEMENT When it comes to what that might be in the show exactly, it isn’t entirely known. There’s also likely to be plenty of differences between the Disney+ series and the comics the story comes from. However, many don’t know a thing about the character in the first place or what drives him. So, the best place to start is by examining the impetus behind Isaac’s new character: Khonshu. Khonshu, the Moon Knight Go...

WARNING - This article contains spoilers from  Eternals . The immortals have finally arrived.  Eternals  have landed, and the interconnected Marvel Cinematic Universe will never be the same. It's clear how important the movie is for the wider cinematic universe even if its quality hasn’t been the most well-received. ADVERTISEMENT For instance, there’s an entire newborn Celestial just sitting in the Indian Ocean. That’s a pretty significant plot point to leave lying around, and there’s no way it won’t be the catalyst for future storylines and conflicts down the line. Another thing the next MCU project introduces to the audience that is bound to make massive waves? Well, it’s Harry Styles, of course. Eternals Get Styles-ish Marvel After the events of Eternals  are over and done with, and with Arishem’s kidnapping complete, the first after-credits stinger reunites the audience with Makkari, Druig, and Thena aboard their ship. ADVERTISEMENT As the...

While Marvel Studios' Phase 4 doesn't have an announced Avengers film to build to, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige and company are planting the seeds for plenty of big picture narratives. Both  The Falcon and the Winter Soldier  and  Black Widow  included the presence of the mysterious Valentina Allegra de Fontaine, who appears to be assembling an Earth's Mightiest Heroes roster of her own.  WandaVision ,  Loki , and  Spider-Man: No Way Home  toyed with Multiversal concepts, and while each yielded vastly different consequences, all of those roads are leading to  Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. That said, just because projects are leading into one big event doesn't mean they directly tie into one another. 2014's  Guardians of the Galaxy  and 2015's  Avengers: Age of Ultron  both featured  Avengers: Infinity War  antagonist Thanos, and while all three of those films are set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, nothing fro...