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I love superheroes. Movies, comics, and TV both live action and animated. And I love watching bad superhero movies just as much as the good ones. This blog is a space for me to share my thoughts and opinions about the superhero content I consume, and discuss it!

One of the major pitfalls with loving superheroes is that the media is incredibly expansive and convoluted, and there's no clear entry point for people looking to get into it. I'm also going to make reading/watching order recommendations for pieces of superhero media to help ease that transition for new fans. 

If there's anything specific you think I should check out or write a reading order for, let me know!

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