My Revolution of PARTs

For five weeks now,  Moon Knight  has had Marvel fans enraptured with its mysterious story focused on ancient Egyptian mythology. Audiences worldwide have been introduced to Oscar Issac as Marc Spector/Steven Grant, someone who is coming to grips with their disassociation personality disorder. This split has Isaac portraying more than one character, as well as the titular hero of the show.  But could there be more alternate personas on the way? The closing moments of Episode 5 seemingly teased that yet another personality would be revealed in time. ADVERTISEMENT After Marvel Comic character Bertrand Crawley showed up in the latest episode, eagle-eyed fans have deduced that this new third version Isaac's hero could be Jake Lockley. On the page, Lockley is a cab driver who uses Crawley as an informant, so it would make a lot of sense if he were to show up.  Nothing has been confirmed in regard to Lockley's inclusion, but new quotes supposedly hint...

Since it was revealed in Episode 2 of Moon Knight that the Mr. Knight persona, typically ascribed to Marc Spector in the comics, was something that was manifested by Marc Spector's alter, Steven Grant, fans have begun to wonder. If the Moon Knight costume and persona belonged to Marc Spector and Mr. Knight belonged to Steven Grant, will there be one for Jake Lockley too? Warning - The rest of this article contains spoilers for Episode 4 of  Moon Knight . ADVERTISEMENT In Marvel Comics, Marc's Jake Lockley alter ego is a low-key taxi cab driver. The latest episode of Moon Knight  has shown by far the best evidence of Lockley's existence with the mysterious appearance of a second sarcophagus. The same kind that trapped a terrified Steven Grant, but, unlike Grant, Lockley was furious, still stuck inside his own sarcophagus by the episode's end. Marvel Given the most unmistakable evidence yet that Jake Lockley exists, it's only a matter...

Nearly three years ago, Marvel Studios officially concluded the Infinity Saga with Spider-Man: Far From Home , the second of three web-slinging solo films in the MCU. While it's moved into the background due to the record-breaking success of Spider-Man: No Way Home , this movie became a hit in its own right for the franchise behind Tom Holland, Samuel L. Jackson, and Jake Gyllenhaal. Gyllenhaal made his impact on the story with his live-action take on Quentin Beck, who became the high-tech supervillain Mysterio after starting off as an ally to Holland's Spider-Man. His influence was felt throughout various scenes in No Way Home as well, and even though the character didn't return for a second outing, there's a very real chance that he's still causing his own mayhem. ADVERTISEMENT In the real world, Gyllenhaal has taken numerous opportunities to speak highly of his time working with Marvel Studios, heaping praise upon Holland for help...