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Carter reflected on his instructions as he moved in on his mark's home. 1) Lay in wait, in the treehouse. 2) When Steve Willis came home, he would immediately be hit by a psionic command to open the back door so he could come in. 3) Analyze Steve’s mind for the missing disk’s location. 4) In the event Steve didn’t have it with him, receive the car keys, and only sleeping lightly so he can receive them again later. 4) Drive to his workplace, constantly emitting a psychic signal to recognize him as Steve the mark. 5) Enter with the intention of finding the floppy Steve had mistakenly picked up. 6) On conclusion, return Steve’s car to home, and pass all memories of activity onto him. 7) Leave without trace. Using rudimentary telepathy and stealth, the earliest part of his assignment certainly wasn’t difficult. Of course, nothing worth having came easily. So his psychic powers would be used to replace his Mark, and drove to Steve’s workplace in the worker’s place.

https://fandomfoodie.wordpress.com/2022/11/07/marvelmonday-mastermind-excello/ Really not satisfied with this one, but throw in the right links, and I should be ready to move on. My Mind is on other projects with a New Year's Eve deadline, but I think you can guess what one of them is.

So, everyone else has thrown their …love for Taiko Waititi’s 2nd Thor Movie. So it should be safe… right? Oh, who am I kidding? I’m only safe because nobody knows who I am. Moving on from one depressing paradox, we see something else confusing. Donald Blake. Super studied Marvel fans will know him as Jane Foster’s ex-boyfriend name dropped twice in the original Thor movie. And if you could hear me dictating this, you’d note my tones dripping with sarcasm. So what does this have to do with the MCU? Apparently nothing. And that’s the problem. Around the mid new 10s, Walt Disney conglomerate subsidiary marvel entertainment began using the mainstream universe of their comic book line to test market ideas for down the road in the cinematic line. Or at least that’s one thing we were guessing all these years, back then there were so many different theories. Now with Kamala Khan having her own series, the “wiped slate” Carol Danvers having her own movie, and the Jane foster cancer patient Thor

#MarvelMonday time (reposted here on a Tuesday) again. So with the media reporting pro in the problems with Kamala Khan, I figure it’s safe to come out and discuss one of my favorite sleeper characters from Marvel. Another adolescent girl of the Islamic persuasion, Dust. Before we begin, I need to address something. People like to gripe and complain that comics are too political nowadays. Or have they forgotten the 60’s? When Black Panther changed his name to the Black Leopard to avoid being mistaken for a member of the organization of the same name? Or when Rupert M. Dockery assisted the escape of the Enforcer in the Seventies to boost his newspaper sales? Or when Ronald Reagan had an 80’s action hero comic in the eighties while the Red Skull had ascended to the Secretary of State? Or the 2099 line in the 1990s? Showing what a miserable dystopia the U.S. would be if polluters and corporate fraudsters ran everything? Or in the 2000’s with the Barack the Barbarian,