Halo is finally making its way to television for the new paramount plus series. But what is a Halo and who’s the Master Chief? Get up to date on everything you need to know about the world of Halo and it’s characters. There’s a rich history and world to the Halo universe and lots to learn about the Covenant, The Forerunners, and the Ring World’s themselves. What dark purpose lies at the heart of their creation.

Plus what about the Chief, is he more than just a guy in a big green set of power armor? How can the show give us some more to his character? Join Halo superfan Chris as he takes you through all you need to know

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Chapters:
0:00 – Intro
0:08 – The Games
1:01 – The Halos
2:02 – The Spartans
2:56 – The Covenant
4:22 – The Master Chief

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We’ve got some quality factoids about that there Peacemaker show to through in your face, sonny Jim! This one’s probably the most well known Peacemaker factoid, but might as well throw it in: dude didn’t start as a DC character! Nope, originally he was created for Charlton Comics, which started back in 1945 before eventually losing all its steam and going out of business in 1985. This was two years after most of their superhero characters were acquired by DC. He started off in the Fightin’ Five comic before getting his own short-lived run facing um, well, a variety of villains. Oh, and did you know that Peacemaker was also the inspiration for the Comedian in Alan Moore’s Watchmen? In fact, the initial idea for that landmark series was to have the cast made up of Charlton Comics characters, whom Moore could revamp for his own purposes as he had done with Miracleman. Which, by the way, very depressing comic – thanks Alan!

There were even other Peacemakers in the comics. The third one was Mitchell Black, who had been a surgeon who whoopsied a patient during experimental surgery and wound up recruited by the Peacemaker Project. He wore this garish monstrosity and wound up being forcibly shuffled off this mortal coil by Prometheus during the bloodbath that was Infinite Crisis. Back to Christopher Smith’s incarnation though, after his four issue miniseries in 1988, writer Paul Kupperberg actually pitched an ongoing series to DC – hence that 1988 volume being open ended. Per Kupperberg’s blog, the series would have opened after the disappearance of Christopher Smith following Checkmate #33 and would introducer a new Peacemaker, Richard Carter.

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:04 He Killed Vigilante!
1:02 Once cosplayed Boba Fett
1:34 Not Originally a DC Property
2:25 Originally Nonviolent
2:59 Crisis on Infinite Earths
3:52 Became a Homicidal Maniac in 1988
4:10 Big Influence on The Comedian
4:49 Debuted Alongside Watchmen
5:07 Cameo in Doomsday Clock
5:18 Three Peacemakers
5:54 Helped Blue Beetle
6:29 Could Introduce Blue Beetle
7:08 Talks to His Helmet
7:49 Somehow his dad is worse in the comics!
9:13 Almost Got an Ongoing Series!

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Written by: Michael Keene
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Edited by: Michael Keene

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Now that the Marvel Cinematic Universe is entering Phase 4, we have seen a whole slew of MCU productions so far including: Black Widow, Shang Chi and The Legend Of The Ten Rings, Eternals, Spider-Man: No Way Home, Wandavision, Falcon And The Winter Soldier, Loki, What If, and Hawkeye. That’s a pretty incredible amount considering we can still expect to see: Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness, Moon Knight, Black Panther Wakanda Forever, Ms.Marvel, Fantastic Four, and many more exciting projects in the very near future!

With Kevin Feige’s everlasting quest of dominating the box office and Disney+, comes a few mistakes made along the way. Which is totally understandable give the sheer scope of all the projects that have been released so far. In this video, we will be having a look at some of the biggest mistakes seen in phase four so far. Covering everything from behind the scenes mistakes, set decoration mishaps, facts stated in the movie that are outright lies, and just general things that don’t make any sense.

Join us as we question why the Celestial Tiamut never destroyed the Earth during the botched (but still somewhat completed emergence), ponder why the Sanctum Sanctorum including Doctor Strange and the new Sorcerer Supreme Wong never actually help out, and point out some outright lies told by the likes of The Winter Soldier, Red Guardian, and Kingo.

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Chapters:
0:00 – Intro
0:23 – Even the TVA can’t fix this
1:40 – Sanctum Sanctorum is away for vacation
2:49 – The Daily Bugle never said that
4:01 – Remember when the Earth gave birth to a Celestial
4:42 – Endgames final battle needs a retcon
5:30 – Has the MCU watched Endgame
6:49 – Flashback mishaps
7:44 – Scorpion who?
8:28 – The Avengers, disassembled
9:23 – Absolute liars

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