Colossus was always a big name X-Men and I hadn't ever heard of Magik until Marvel Ultimate Alliance 1 where I looked her up once.

Now in 2026 she's been in a lot compared to him.

Colossus was a minor character in the X-Men Trilogy movies and gets killed in Days of Future Past.

He is in Deadpool 1 and 2 but mostly comic relief getting his ass kicked.

He hasn't been in any recent games. He was in Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 and Marvel Heroes Omega in 2013.

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Meanwhile Magik has almost been like a new Marvel poster child post 2010.

She was a character in New Mutants.

She has been featured in many video games including Marvel Heroes Omega, Marvel Rivals, Tokon, Midnight Suns.

I see her cosplayed all the time at conventions.

Is she the new favorite Rasputin?

[Just Pretend You're a Mutant with Healing factor or something..]

That range is why Hale’s influence runs so deep. She isn’t remembered because every character sounds like Jennifer Hale. She’s remembered because so many of them don’t.

Some of Jennifer Hale’s most popular roles include:

• Commander Shepard (Mass Effect)
• Bastila Shan (Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic)
• Jean Grey (X-Men)
• Sam (Totally Spies!)
• Cinderella (Disney)
• Avatar Kyoshi (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
• Ashe (Overwatch)
• Rivet (Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart)
• Bayonetta (Bayonetta 3)
• Samus Aran (Metroid Prime)
• Black Cat / Felicia Hardy (Spider-Man)
• Ms. Keane (The Powerpuff Girls)
• and many more!

Her career now spans more than three decades, and she holds the Guinness World Record as the most prolific female video game voice actor.

Jennifer Hale didn’t just contribute voices to major franchises.

She became part of the foundation those worlds were built on. When an entire generation can recognize your work across games, superheroes, animation, and Disney, that’s not just longevity. That’s legacy 💯

In Infinity War, Heimdall used the Bifrost to send Hulk to Earth and warn the Avengers. So here's a question if Heimdall was still able to open the Bifrost, why couldn't he open it beneath Thanos and Ebony Maw and send them into a nearby star, or simply strand them somewhere in deep space where they'd freeze or suffocate?

2 funny comics I found on Pinterest and I was wanting to find the original creator but both of the titles said that they were not the original creators

poker night at avengers mansion.

FOI. Inspired from a X post. Wanna carry a discussion here.

All I got to say is what a change and makeover man both physically and also character wise. We can definitely tell apart the 2016 Peter and 2026 Peter. Props for the good writing for his character

Hey everyone,

I’ve been rewatching Loki Season 1, and the logic behind the Nexus Event on Lamentis-1 makes zero sense based on the exact rules the show established two episodes prior.

The Pompeii Rule

In Episode 2, Loki explicitly proves to Mobius that you can do anything in an apocalypse—release goats, shout about the future, throw candy—and it will never create a timeline branch. Why? Because everyone dies anyway. If the future state of the universe remains completely unchanged, no ripples can form, and the TVA monitors register zero variance.

The Lamentis Contradiction

In Episode 4, Loki and Sylvie are sitting on Lamentis-1, waiting for a giant moon to crush them. They have no TemPad, no escape plan, and are seconds away from complete annihilation.

Then, they hold hands, form an emotional connection, and suddenly the TVA monitors spike wildly into a red-line Nexus Event.

Why This Logic Breaks Down

A lot of people defend this by saying, "It was a cosmic paradox! A Loki loving another Loki is a fundamental anomaly in the timeline!"

It doesn't matter how paradoxical or crazy their connection was. If they turn into space dust ten seconds later, that emotional connection has zero physical impact on the future timeline.

An emotion doesn't alter physical reality. If two people die in a guaranteed apocalypse, their feelings die with them. The rest of the universe proceeds exactly as scripted, meaning no future ripples exist. By the TVA’s own hard logic set in Pompeii, no future ripple = no branch.

Unless we write it off as He Who Remains artificially faking the spike on the TVA monitors so Mobius would pull them out, the writers directly violated their own rules just to force a dramatic scene.

Am I missing something here, or did the show completely hand-wave its own established sci-fi rules for the sake of the plot?

For those who don't know, there's a glitch you can do to unlock Collosus and Moonknight (who were cut from the PSP, PS2, and original XBox versions, but are still there in the files). You do this by getting the Crimson Dynamo simulation disk, selecting it from the training computer, removing everyone from your team, and backing out to the menu, and then going back to the team selection screen.

If you're lucky, Collosus, Moonknight, or potentially both will have their names appear. They won't have their models present, but they are fully functional. This trick also allows you to unlock characters from later in the game (as seen with Daredevil). But the members who have their models appear are random.

But then we get to this. "Defaultman." He has no combat animations, no voice, basic jumping animations, and no R-button combat skills. It's not uncommon for devs to have something like this, but it's just kinda interesting I managed to get it.

I’ve played the first two games and apparently this one doesn’t continue the story. I don’t mind that though as long as the game is good. I’ve stayed away from all the trailers and everything because I want to experience everything in the game itself, but I never had a chance to that because I had so many games on my backlog to finish. Now that I’m breezing through those I just want to know if the game itself is any good.