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He has cool powers and a lot of relateable life stresses, and it’s a fun globehopping adventure, an elegant mixture of superhero fun and teenage rom-com, and Jake Gyllenhall really brings it in the role of Mysterio. I swear to god, I didn’t buy Spider-Man: Far From Home pop tarts because I like Spider-Man in general, and Spider-Man: Far From Home in particular although, that’s a pair of true facts, right there.

I think there were like… I don’t know, grape ones, or something. There was a little box of chocolate ones, but I wanted fruit ones. I wish there was a better, more poetic reason that i ended up with a box full of Spider-Man: Far From Home Pop-Tarts, but this is the core reasoning. Until next time, or until Spidey and Dr Strange both join the Avengers, make mine Make Ours Marvel.I had a hankering for Pop-Tarts, and I was at Grocery Outlet. Here, have a double helping of pudding.”īut Thor’s fight with the Destroyer was pretty awesome. Second, it’s Odin! “Dang it, Loki! Thor’s dead and I know you did it, and I am so cross with you! Off to your room and no pudding for dessert!” “But Odin, I didn’t do it.” “Oh you god of mischief, I believe you. Ok, first, Loki is way too confident in how well he covered his tracks from his previous schemes. That can’t be overstated! The Destroyer would’ve killed Thor at the start, but Loki thought he’d be punished by Odin. Thor #119: So Loki saved Thor’s life at the beginning of the issue.

Hey, you could say that BOTH annuals were team-ups! No shared foe for Thor and Hercules, but they did the first half of the “fight first then work together.” It’s either “Spidey’s so cool, he just rolls with anything” or “maybe there’s a missing thought balloon of Peter thinking Dr Strange and the bad guy were pulling Mysterio type tricks.” Peter does seem more like one of the Scooby gang, debunking the mystical, than a believer. His stories have been street level crime dramas until now, and some sci-fi-ish adventures, but no fantasy/magic settings yet. Spider-Man Annual #2: It really should bother me that Spidey took the whole “falling into another dimension” in stride rather than freak out. “I think I’ll call you Little Herc.” And now I’m worried about the man-skirt again!Īlso kind of interesting that Asgard is Kirby-style technological city, and Olympus is this pastural community.

Also, the bridge scene seemed like the Robin Hood/Little John bit. Main take: Herc’s man-skirt was really short. JiM with Thor Annual #1: The Mighty Hercules! While there wasn’t much of a story, it was a fun intro. Yum! What a great treat while reading some comics. A cup of hot chocolate on the side and I’m good to go. Finally! A podcast about the truly important things in life: Pop Tarts! I’m a blueberry fan myself, but some days, I just gotta have a strawberry with those rainbow sprinkles.