But the end of the first season left us with quite the set up for future adventures for fans of the comic character so let's get into what it means for Moon Knight.

The season 1 finale of Moon Knight brought us some great moments for our favorite characters and did a great job of showing us just how powerful this character can be.

If the Supreme Court follows though in overturning Roe and Casey, it will be catastrophic. It will also only be the beginning.

The question now though is: Are we going to be in pain again, as an audience, with the season finale of Moon Knight?

For ages now (it seems) the internet has been swirling with rumors about characters and actors who might be appearing in 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.'

Depp is arguing that Amber Heard committed defamation in her op-ed. I'm not a lawyer, but since a lot of non-lawyers have no problem discussing this case as if they have passed the bar it is really clear that she hasn't. Not only hasn't she, but even if you want to say that her saying she is a survivor is inherently damning, there is no way to prove that her op-ed did more damage than the other major articles that came out with actual details about his behavior and actions.

I've spent all day scrolling Twitter, then doing work for five minutes until I get too distracted. In other words: today is a comfort media engorgement day.

The only thing better than a cool superhero is a superhero who is an animal. Especially a good puppy, like Cosmo the Spacedog.

There's a lot going on in this film, with its cycles of violence and revenge, so let's break down that jaw-dropping ending!

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