#but also serves to reveal through action not only if mike has special feelings for will

[pinkeoni]

mark my words this mike is going to beat the shit out of homophobic bully

#when we get a scene where someone refers to wills queerness with disdain and mike reacts to violence serving as a s1 member berry with troy #but also serves to reveal through action not only if mike has special feelings for will #but also if this reflects mikes own identity as well #byler #mike wheeler #st5 spoilers

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IDV AU Masterlist

I think Masterlist is the correct term?

Anyways, all the IDV AU’s I got at the moment-

Normal IdV AU: So this is my normal IdV AU! Obviously. Ehehe. This one is similar to the game, where they play these dangerous games with the goal of a grand prize. It differs in the character backstories however! Some of these new changes are:

Lucky Guy: In the original game, we don’t know his reasons for playing in such a dangerous game, only that he played in it. He’s known for being the stand in for the detective during the tutorials (as Leo is for the hunter) and the guy doesn’t have much personality. In my AU, Luckster gets an invitation to the manor after an incident that resulted in him losing his memory (and basically his identity lol) which he is offered help with figuring out who he was before everything happened if he played their games. Spoilers, Luckster has no choice but to go.

Aesop Carl: In the original game, it’s noted Aesop’s “mentor” was a serial killer, and Aesop himself had assisted in these murders. He found the manor invite off the person of a woman he had embalmed. In my AU, Aesop still basically helped commit murder, but instead of finding the invite kind of randomly, he meets the Manor’s owner in person, where the owner employs Aesop to embalm the corpses of former participants of their game. Aesop acts more like staff than a participant, but he is still allowed to play in the games. The hunters just aren’t allowed to kill him/let him bleed out. Rocket chair is fine though. (Melissa hates that Aesop has special privileges, she wants to kill him so badly sometimes, this man is so sassy and so snarky and she hates it)

Luca Balsa: I dive into his story a lot more in the Death AU actually! But basically, Luca is blamed for the death of the inventor, goes to prison, gets bailed out and receives manor invite and is tempted solely by the money. In my AU, Luca never got to work of his own choice, and didn’t get to work on his own inventions. He was a prisoner to his work, quite literally. His mentor ran a lot of different experiments on Luca, one of which caused Luca to be able to conduct and control electric currents, instead of the incident being the cause of it. Also this man is like, super touch-starved because his mentor never let him out of the estate. Luca was treated more like an object than a human. The invitation to the manor, to Luca, was an acknowledgement that Luca indeed was a person, and it allowed Luca to do the things Luca wanted to do. 

Also, the more games they play (and win) the more money they get, and depending on their score depends on how much money they get.

IdV Death AU (Normal): If you’ve ever looked at any of my IdV content, you should know about this AU. This is basically the “Timmy murders a bunch of IdV characters she loves starting with Nort and making her way down the list” AU because it’s an AU that follows certain ghosts (Like Norton and Luca) and certain humans (Naib and Edgar) and to get certain characters as ghosts, I have to kill them. Sorry Norton 🤷🏻‍♀️

Here is a more detailed post for this AU. It’s also called the fantasy AU sometimes cause I’m dumb and can’t keep consistent naming.

IdV Racer AU: This is an AU based off the COA IV trailer, as well as incorporating the COA III suits! It takes place before the final race, a couple races before it actually. The moments from before the final race, is told as a flashback by Mike, and after the final race with the COA III team would be “reality”. As for the 5 suits in the essence (Molten Hound/Gamekeeper, Pumping Tires/Acrobat, Fueling Agent/Barmaid, Highway Cavalier/Prospector, and Reflective Mirror/Priestess) and the COA III suits (Netherwalker/Smiley Face, Puppeteer/Mechanic, Whiplash/Cowboy, Trickster/Embalmer, Surveyor/Seer and Vile Blossom/Female Dancer.) Here are the breakdown of the individual suits and their roles.

Molten Hound/Gamekeeper: Bane serves as a challenge for Norton, Demi and Fiona, and has chains on the 3 of them. Out of the three of them, Norton has the most chains on him. Their lives belong to him. And over the years, they’re trying their hardest to break the chains Bane has on them. It’s only after Mike, not bound by Bane’s chains, gets involved that they get their freedom from Bane. Bane notes that there will be more challengers after him, and becomes a spectator to their journey after defeated. He even trains them to be better.

Pumping Tires/Acrobat: Unlike the others, Mike is unbound by Bane‘s chains, meaning he’s free to do whatever he’s like. Growing up in the circus, after a terrible incident that leaves only two survivors, Mike grew up wild, jumping from hyperfixation to hyperfixiation, not caring how well a job paid or not. He always got himself into trouble, and often acted without thinking (such as crashing his car into Bane’s, and drowning in the river because of his actions) which causes a bit of trouble and panic for the others. Before COA, he was known as a very famous acrobat named Mr. Swifts and was well known for his disappearing juggling acts and incredible flexibility. He joined the COA IV team towards the beginning of their final races against Bane, and he was able to bridge the gap because of his chain free status, which helped earn Norton, Demi and Fiona their freedoms, even if it meant giving up his own life. He gets along well with everyone, he isn’t really disturbed by their “strange” habits as other racers are, he finds them very interesting. If anything, he considers himself stranger. He doesn’t give his own life much consideration, he’s too busy trying to save other people’s lives. He would gladly lay down his life to make sure other people could live theirs without fear, and that shows up till his last appearance in the COA IV race, in which the aftermath has him meeting the COA III group. Don’t worry, he reunited with his newly freed friends... after almost a year. The two COA teams see different sides of him. With the COA III team, he gets an outfit similar to the one Vile Blossom wears instead of his COA IV racer outfit or his Mr. Swifts outfit.

Fueling Agent/Barmaid: Demi grew up with the other two COA III racers (Norton and Fiona) and is one of the racers Bane has chains on. She doesn’t really have her own free will, and has (unwilling) done some terrible things, such as sabatoging the engines of other cars. It was her who introduced Mike to the gang initially as one of Bane’s plans to torment the trio, seeing as Mike was pretty well known in the community in general for being a sole Acrobat (He was known as Mr. Swifts at the time) and having something bad happen to a celebrity like him could spell bad news for the crew. Little did Bane know, Mike isn’t the typical celebrity. Far from it. Demi became really interested in Mike after first meeting him, and Bane twisted Demi’s feelings of admiration and crushing into almost an obsession that prevented her from properly functioning (aka daydreaming while driving, dangerous stuff like that) while makes Mike a bit uneasy, but he seems to get over it rather quickly. Like, really quickly. Demi often is the one tending to Norton and Fiona’s wounds, as she doesn’t seem to get hurt as badly. She gets really emotional at times, going from one emotional extreme to another one. She can be unsettlingly happy one moment to extremely angry the next for no reason.

Highway Cavalier/Prospector: Norton has had the most experiences with Bane’s control. He’s also one of the few people Bane has used to make an example out of (the scar of his face) to instill fear into the others. He’s suffered through a lot trying to win his freedom and his friend’s freedom, but no matter what he does, he can’t break Bane’s chains. Not alone at least. When Mike is introduced to the trio by Demi, Norton can almost hear Bane’s thoughts. He knows Bane wants to hurt Mike to get the trio to do something or to get the public to act a certain way towards them, he just knows Bane’s intentions aren’t good. So he distances himself, he tries to drive Mike away so that Bane can’t use them to hurt him, but his harsh exterior is pretty quickly and easily broken by Mike. He goes from tolerating Mike to starting to enjoying Mike’s presence, although he’s very hesitant letting Mike race with them (cause of Bane and all), he generally is very open to hanging out with Mike. Norton gets hurt a lot, before forces himself to keep going, because in his mind, no matter what he goes through, it’ll be worth it when he earns his freedom. Bane likes to hold this over his head, and more times than not, Norton’s in critical condition and depressed by the end of it.

Reflective Mirror/Priestess: Fiona is very cold and closed-off. She used to be this upbeat, outgoing friendly figure, but Bane’s broken her to the point she feels everyone is out to get her. She often feels like everyone is using her, and only through confirmation from Norton and Demi is she able to get over this type of mentality. She’s also very unsure about Mike, but for different reasons than Norton. She feels like Mike is hiding something, she has this image of Mike that isn’t what the other two have. She doesn’t really mind Mike but she doesn’t trust him. It isn’t till Mike saves her after Bane crashes her car initially that Fiona realizes Mike isn’t all bad. Fiona still stays a bit cold towards Mike, but Mike doesn’t really care. Although, the Mike Fiona sees is more of a hidden personality, and the Mike Demi and Norton sees is more of Mike’s surface personailty. Being a priestess has granted her many abilities, after all.

Netherwalker/Smiley Face: Similar to Bane, he serves as a challenge. He’s a bit worse than Bane if I’m honest, he exceeds in mental torture instead of physical torture. He often messes with people’s thoughts, as well as the way the see the world. He acts like a hallucination almost. He can reveal himself to whoever he decides, and uses it to drive the COA III team insane almost. He often overlooks everyone, and takes pride in his abilities. A certain acrobat’s actions catches his eyes though... needless to say, he is not prepared to deal with Mike. No one ever is. He’s able to strike up deals, and is very convincing. Knowing Mike was the one who broke the Molten Hound’s chains interests him, he wants to see how far he can push Mike before Mike shatters. He makes a deal, to bring him back to life to discover the truth, but awakens a much darker side of Mike in the process, corrupting the Acrobat as a result.

Puppeteer/Mechanic: Being a very curious soul, Tracy struggled to understand the predicament she found herself in. Tormented by the Netherwalker, she is driven crazy by everything she doesn’t know. On top of that, when a certain Acrobat arrives (assumed dead at first), this just adds to her frustration. Yet she’s curious, intrigued by what happened to him.

“He looks like a racer, no?”

“Did you hear about that big incident on the racetrack? One of the racers swerved off the race track and straight into the ocean. They never found a body, you think this may be him?”

“I heard he wasn’t even a racer, but a jack of all traits. He did whatever he wanted, most famous for being an acrobat.”

“How curious... I wonder if he survived his trip.”

She’s obsessed with finding out what happened to Mike, as well as the COA IV team, and it’s this burning desire to uncover the truth that brings the two COA teams together. So ya... Mike’s recklessness and Tracy’s curiosity is what brought the two teams together.

Whiplash/Cowboy: The poor guy has no idea what’s going on. He goes out for an hour and comes back to a washed up body, and Tracy making a new journal dedicated to finding out the truth. He’s very serious, very protective over the whole group. He’s rather levelheaded, yet once you get to know him, he shows his softer side. He isn’t that phased by the Netherwalker’s attempts to break him, but he’s always concerned for his companions. He’s also pretty knowledgeable, he keeps up with the news a lot.

Trickster/Embalmer: Aesop is very gentle in the way he goes about things. He is careful with what he says, and often hides things from the others. He’s very cryptic, and often twists things to sound worse/better than they are. Puppeteer hates it when he does this, because it shows he knows the truth of the incident and he’s purposely withholding it from her. More times than not, he gets in trouble for it. But after Mike’s arrival, it almost seems like the play field has flipped. He’s no longer the one in control. He’s just as clueless as the rest of the COA III team. And that is what drives him mad. No Netherwalker involved. Yet.

Surveyor/Seer: Eli chooses to see the world from a bird’s eye view. He comes at every issue objectively, and often will lean in whatever direction is better to his advantage. It’s Brooke Rose who finds Mike a couple minutes after he washes up on shore. At this point, Eli can tell Mike is no longer among the living, yet he can feel something special about him, so he (painstakingly) drags Mike to the others. Like Aesop, Eli knows things that the others don’t because of the way he can choose to view the world, but he doesn’t tend to hide it. He only says what he thinks is important. He is very thrown off by the whole situation. In the end, Eli’s the one who takes up The Netherwalker’s offer to bring Mike back with the intention of learning why Mike was brought to them. In Eli’s mind, there has to be a reason, right? There always was. He eventually gets everyone else on board too.

Vile Blossom/Female Dancer: Margaretha knew Mike before everything happened, and to Margaretha, it all seems to happen at once. From losing her only job to becoming her favorite poetry’s champion, she didn’t have time to wonder. She knows she left Mike all alone, she takes full responsibility for what happened to him. Of what he became. Margaretha was like a motherly figure to Mike, she let him down. She would do anything to make it right. She knows that when the Netherwalker offers to revive her deceased companion, that he isn’t doing it with kind intentions, yet she wants to know his story, she wants to know what happened, for different reasons than everyone else. She oversees Mike while he’s in the care of the COA III team.

IdV Cameras AU: In this AU, Joseph is the most powerful, as implied by the cameras in the name. It basically explores the pasts of the characters in the Death/Fantasy AU, as well as exploring different character paths entirely if he tweaked small things (like having Xie Bi’an come back before Fan drowns, or having Luca bailed out before he gets hanged.) to use those versions of those characters. He can create custom versions of whatever character he so pleases, and then use them to his advantage. It can be a precursor to the Death AU, but in this AU in particular, he explore these alternative paths to see where they led, finding out some things (like the inventor’s death, as well as Fan’s death) are inevitable.

#idv #idv au #idv death au #idv fantasy au #idv racer AU #idv camera au #death mention tw #death mention

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Hellboy 2: The Golden Army, a review

(Disclaimer: The following is a non-profit unprofessional blog post written by an unprofessional blog poster. All purported facts and statement are little more than the subjective, biased opinion of said blog poster. In other words, don’t take anything I say too seriously.) Hellboy 2: The Golden Army, a review

Hellboy was enough of a success for director Guillermo Del Toro to greenlight a sequel and make another movie with Ron Perlman in 2008. This time, Universal Studios was distributing the film. During Christmas 1955, a young Hellboy is told a bedtime story by his adoptive father, Trevor Bruttenholm, of an ancient war between human and magical creatures. After the magical creatures are driven back by the humans, the goblin blacksmiths extend an offer to Balor, king of the elves, to build him an indestructible mechanical army. Encouraged by his son Prince Nuada, Balor accepts; the Golden Army subsequently decimates humanity. Regretting his actions, Balor forms a truce with the humans, that they will keep to the cities and the magical creatures to the forests. The crown to command the Golden Army, which can only be worn by one of royal blood, is split into three pieces. Nuada, disagreeing with the truce, leaves in exile. In the present, Nuada returns and begins gathering the pieces of the crown. He collects the first piece from an auction, killing everyone at the site by unleashing tooth fairies, and kills his father for the second piece. His twin sister, Princess Nuala, escapes with the final piece. Meanwhile, at the B.P.R.D., Hellboy is having issues with his girlfriend Liz, and dislikes that their organization must operate in secrecy. Investigating the auction slaughter, Hellboy allows himself to be revealed to the world. In the commotion, Abe Sapien discovers Liz is pregnant; she swears him to secrecy. If I’m being honest, the Golden Army is a far superior film than the 1st one but, I like the 1st one better. (My tolerance for Jimmy Kimmel cameos notwithstanding). There are notable changes. Rupert Everett, who played Myers in the previous movie, signed on to star in the broadway show “Kiss of the Spider-woman” and couldn’t return. That’s probably for the best; Myers served his purpose in the 1st movie and the proceedings are much stronger without him. (An amusing line reveals that Hellboy had him transferred to Antarctica). Furious at Hellboy's actions, the Bureau's superiors send the ectoplasmic medium Johann Krauss to rein him in. With Krauss in charge, the team tracks the tooth fairies to a secret market under the Brooklyn Bridge. Abe finds Nuala, who has obtained a map leading to the Golden Army, and falls in love with her. Hellboy fights and kills Nuada's accomplice Wink, and an elemental forest god that Nuada summons against him. During the fight Nuada questions why he fights for the humans when they have driven the magical creatures into hiding, of which he too is one. Nuala is taken under the B.P.R.D.'s protection. And of course, we have to talk about Hans Krauss, voiced by Family Guy creator and Frank Sinatra enthusiast, Seth MacFarlane. MacFarlane always had a talent for voice acting (one need only look over to his archive of voicework in Family Guy and American Dad to see that), but he manages to imbue real feeling into Krauss. Not only that, the make up work for Krauss remains spectacular to this day and manages to have the best effects I’ve ever seen with very little CGI. It’s too bad after this scene, Krauss doesn’t do much of anything else. Yeah, I know there’s a big fight scene where Krauss takes possession of a giant golem and starts wrecking other golems, but other than that, he’s pretty peripheral. Sure, it’s cool looking but it’s just visual filler. In fact, I wouldn’t be surprised if early drafts of the script had Krauss stay the bad guy and be left behind so that Hellboy, Liz and Abe could finish the movie. The majority of special effects remains impressive to this day. The Troll Market scene remains a delight to watch with all the special make-up and creature feature effects. A lot of filmmakers have attempted to recreate the Cantina scene from Star Wars: A New Hope (even recently from Star Wars: The Force Awakens), but only this scene rivals it in my opinion.

What’s interesting is the parallel love stories in the work. Obviously, we see the romantic troubles between Liz and Hellboy from the first movie, but the Abe and Nuala relationship remains profoundly cute and touching. Doug Jones has always had talent working under heavy make-up, but it’s through Abe that he’s able to bring the relationship to life (and also hints to how the Shape of Water ended up being so good as it did). Honestly, any superhero film that can pull off having Barry Manilow on the soundtrack is a plus in my book.

Through a series of events, Hellboy ends up almost dying with Liz begging for his life even though it’s prophesized Hellboy would bring about the End of the World. But the Angel of Death saves Hellboy and Hellboy returns to kick ass and fight Nuada (in one of the best fight scenes I’ve seen choreographed). Hellboy defeats Nuada and spares his life, but Nuada tries stabbing him. Nuala commits suicide to stop her brother; the dying Nuada tells Hellboy he will have to choose whether humanity or magical beings must die. Abe psychically shares his feelings with Nuala before she dies. Liz melts the crown apart, deactivating the Golden Army. Hellboy, Liz, Abe, and Johann resign from the B.P.R.D., and Hellboy contemplates his future life with Liz and their baby. Liz corrects "babies", revealing that she is pregnant with twins.

So, would Hellboy bring about the destruction of the world? Would he ever gain the respect of the humans he risks so much to protect? Would he and Liz ever raise the twins in a House with a yard as he wished for?

Sadly, we’ll never know.

The financial returns of Hellboy 2 were not strong. While earning $160 Million worldwide isn’t something to scoff at, it wasn’t good news for distributor Universal Studios, especially for a film with an $85 Million budget.

So, what happened to Hellboy 3?

Lots of things, actually.

Del Toro went on to other projects (He was actually slated to direct the Hobbit at one point but it didn’t work out). He also tried to get the Lovecraftian horror film, At the Mountains of Madness, greenlit, but Universal was not having a good year at the box office and decided to greenlight more Fast and Furious movies instead.

Eventually, Ron Perlman, after going in Hellboy makeup to meet a terminally ill child for the Make-a-wish foundation, said that a Hellboy 3 script had already been finished, but the deal never went through.

Finally, after years of rumors and gossip, Summit Entertainment (the studio behind the Twilight Films and the Hunger Games adaptations), announced it had the rights and would be rebooting Hellboy… without Guillermo Del Toro … or Ron Perlman… or Liz… or Abe Sapien… and would be operating on a significantly lower budget.

Yeah… (Though they did offer Doug Jones to return as Abe. Jones turned down the role as he was working on Star Trek: Discovery at the time).

For the record, Guillermo Del Toro was actually okay with the franchise moving on without him.

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I don't own Hellboy, Mike [Mignola] does. So, you know, he is the father of the character and if he wants to reboot it, it's perfectly fine. I got to make two -- that's two more than I thought I would get to make... So you know, as far as I'm concerned godspeed and god bless.

Ron Perlman… not so much.

While I’m curious of how the new Hellboy will turn out and how another actor fits the role, I’ll always have stone-fist shaped place in my heart for Del Toro and Perlman’s Hellboy.

#hellboy #Guillermo Del Toro #Ron Perlman #hellboy 2 the golden army #hellboy ii: the golden army #dark horse comics #mike mignola #selma blair #doug jones #the shape of water #abe sapien #liz sherman #bprd

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For the week of 27 May 2019

Quick Bits:

A Walk Through Hell #10 somehow gets even more disturbing as we’re shown some of McGregor’s past as he was abused and set up as a suicide. The horror that Garth Ennis, Goran Sudžuka, Ive Svorcina, and Rob Steen keep exploring in this series keeps getting more personal and seemingly has no limit to its depth.

| Published by AfterShock

Amazing Spider-Man #22 concludes (mostly) the “Hunted” arc as Kraven continues to try to convince Spider-Man that he’s a killer and to finally put Kraven out of his misery. It’s incredibly messed up logic, but Nick Spencer, Humberto Ramos, Victor Olazaba, Edgar Delgado, Erick Arciniega, and Joe Caramagna make it interesting. You could consider this end anti-climactic, especially after how long this has been, but I get the feeling we’ll be dealing with the ramifications for a while to come.

| Published by Marvel

Amber Blake #3 takes an interesting turn as an undercover operation into a modelling agency reveals that Amber’s childhood friend Amanda is still alive. The level of intrigue and twists in this story just keeps escalating, matching the density of the layouts and art from Butch Guice, Mike Perkins, and Dan Brown.

| Published by IDW

Angel #1 is incredible. Possibly even better than the Buffy the Vampire Slayer series and that has set a ridiculously high bar. Bryan Edward Hill, Gleb Melnikov, Gabriel Cassata, and Ed Dukeshire embrace the darker, moodier feel of Angel consistent with the different atmosphere that was present in the television series, while diving deep into building up his dark past and conflicted future. There’s a lot that is new to this interpretation, which just makes it more intriguing. And the art from Melnikov and Cassata is gorgeous.

| Published by BOOM! Studios

Ascender #2 advances the vamps’ plan to eradicate the remaining technology in the universe, as Andy is reunited with Bandit, and the vamps come to threaten him and his family. This remains an interesting new take on the Descender world from Jeff Lemire, Dustin Nguyen, and Steve Wands as we see more of what’s happened since the end of that series.

| Published by Image

Batman: Last Knight on Earth #1 is an interesting debut from Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo, Jonathan Glapion, FCO Plascencia, and Tom Napolitano. On its surface, it’s an “Old Man Bruce” story, as a previously comatose Bruce awakens in a dark and strange future. But this existence is weird and unreliable. Especially as Bruce awakens in a fiction at first, being told that he’s in Arkham and that all of his villains and time as Batman were fever dreams cooked up by a fractured mind. This may well be the best art ever from Capullo, Glapion, and Plascencia.

| Published by DC Comics / Black Label

Black Science #40 shows that the story still has some surprises in store as it rockets towards the end. Also some ridiculous jokes. Matteo Scalera and Moreno Dinisio continue to inventive as hell with the art.

| Published by Image / Giant Generator

Coda #12 is the explosive, brilliant conclusion to what has been on the best series of this year and last. Si Spurrier, Matías Bergara, Michael Doig, and Jim Campbell have delivered some stunning flights of imagination, tapping into some highly inventive nihilistic fantasy, presenting the final battle battle this issue, and, man, does it stick the landing. Phenomenal storytelling all around.

| Published by BOOM! Studios

Daredevil #6 begins “No Devils, Only God” in a New York City without Daredevil. Lalit Kumar Sharma, Jay Leisten, and Java Tartaglia come on for art duties for this arc and it’s an interesting shift. Sharma’s style reminds me a bit of Klaus Janson’s, but without the heavy inks and shadows.

| Published by Marvel

Detective Comics Annual #2 heads into Year Two territory as we get a new Reaper from Peter J. Tomasi, Travis Moore, Max Raynor, Tamra Bonvillain, Nick Filardi, and Rob Leigh. This is a nice use of the annual format, giving us a satisfying single issue story setting up a possible future arc.

| Published by DC Comics

The Forgotten Queen #4 brings an end to this excellent series exploring the history of Vexana, War-Monger, from Tini Howard, Amilcar Pinna, Ulises Arreola, and Jeff Powell. Very interesting depth added to the character and interesting hints as to what more might be coming, hopefully.

| Published by Valiant

Hellboy vs. Lobster Johnson: Ring of Death elaborates further on Hellboy’s time in Mexico making wrestling movies in a pair of tales from Mike Mignola, Chris Roberson, Mike Norton, Paul Grist, Dave Stewart, Bill Crabtree, and Clem Robins. Seeing a presentation of the movie Hellboy starred in is a real treat.

| Published by Dark Horse

Immortal Hulk #18 leans hard into the body horror aspect of the series, debuting both Betty’s full form as this new Harpy and in the Abomination. Joe Bennett, Ruy José, and Paul Mounts just nail this perfectly.

| Published by Marvel

Killer Groove #1 is a great first issue from Ollie Masters, Eoin Marron, Jordie Bellaire, and Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou. It’s a taut crime drama mixing a never-was musician with the potential of life as a hitman, as he lucks into a kill during a chance encounter. Great art from Marron and Bellaire.

| Published by AfterShock

The Magnificent Ms. Marvel #3 advances the alien plot, sending Kamala and her parents off to Saffa to supposedly fulfill the role of their Destined One, saving the planet again. Saladin Ahmed, Minkyu Jung, Juan Vlasco, Ian Herring, and Joe Caramagna are doing some interesting world-building here, and ensuring that nothing is quite what it seems.

| Published by Marvel

Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #5 is the beautiful conclusion to what has been a brilliant series from Kieron Gillen, Caspar Wijngaard, Mary Safro, and Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou. It’s been a sequel, satire, criticism, and repudiation of Watchmen, but it’s also been an interesting mediation on “being better” while coming to terms with the nature of reality and learning to deal with the human element.

| Published by Dynamite

Queen of Bad Dreams #2 gets more into the grit of IJ Wei’s investigation into the escaped figment, delivering some great police procedural stuff. The artwork from Jordi Pérez and Dearbhla Kelly is wonderful. Reminding me a lot of some of the work from John Watkiss, particularly during a very impressive action sequence.

| Published by Vault

She Said Destroy #1 is an intriguing science fantasy debut from Joe Corallo, Liana Kangas, Rebecca Nalty, and Melanie Ujimori. It taps into Celtic mythology, presenting a war between Brigid and the Morrigan, but also appears to be telling a coming of age story with some members of the Morrigan’s flock as they try to combat Brigid’s oppression. 

| Published by Vault

Star Wars #108 is essentially another one-shot in the 80th anniversary of Marvel celebration, with Matthew Rosenberg and a murderers’ row of new and old Star Wars artists delivering a tale set in the old Marvel continuity. While you’ll get more out of it if you’re familiar with the original series, with familiar faces like Valance Hunter, Domina Tagge, and Jaxxon, but it still works well on its own without having any foreknowledge of previous events.

| Published by Marvel

Stranger Things: Six #1 begins another prequel mini-series, this time introducing us to “Six” and looking into the experiments going on at the Hawkins Labs, from Jody Houser, Edgar Salazar, Keith Champagne, Marissa Louise, and Nate Piekos. I quite liked the first one that served as a view into the terror that Will went through during season one, but this one looks like it’ll be breaking some new ground. Very interested to see more of what happened earlier.

| Published by Dark Horse

Superman: Leviathan Rising Special #1 is a tease for Event Leviathan, the next turn in the Superman series, the forthcoming Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen minis, and the upcoming Supergirl arc once she returns to Earth, but it also manages to tell a fairly entertaining story in its own right as Talia al Ghul kidnaps Clark Kent.

| Published by DC Comics

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #94 continues “City at War” as everything gets nastier and dirtier, and we still haven’t had a full-on incendiary spark yet to ignite even larger warfare. Dave Wachter and Ronda Pattison deliver some incredible artwork. Splinter is very chilling in this one.

| Published by IDW

Thor #13 will make you care about Cul Borson. At least, a little bit. Maybe. Jason Aaron, Mike del Mundo, Marco D’Alfonso, and Joe Sabino deliver on another single issue story broadening the bits and pieces of the War of the Realms.

| Published by Marvel

Transformers #6 takes a break from the ongoing narrative and gives us a look into the past friendship between Megatron and Orion Pax, from Brian Ruckley, Beth McGuire-Smith, and Tom B. Long. There are some interesting parallels between Megatron’s observations and the drifting apart of these two old friends.

| Published by IDW

Wolverine: The Long Night #5 concludes this adaptation of the podcast of the same name from Benjamin Percy, Marcio Takara, Matt Milla, and Joe Caramagna. This has been a mature, psychological thriller amidst all of the violence and darkness, with this final chapter delivering more twists even as it brings the answers.

| Published by Marvel

Other Highlights: Age of X-Man: X-Tremists #4, Bad Luck Chuck #3, Black Panther #12, Blossoms 666 #4, Catwoman Annual #1, Dark Red #3, Dead Kings #5, Delver #4, Dick Tracy Forever #2, Doctor Who: The Thirteenth Doctor #8, Dog Days of Summer #1, Fantastic Four #10, Fight Club 3 #5, Four Sisters 2: Hortense, Grand Abyss Hotel, KINO #16, Life on the Moon, Lumberjanes: Somewhere Green #1, Major X #4, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #39, Princeless - Book 8: Princesses #3, Punk Mambo #2, Punks Not Dead: London Calling #4, Rick & Morty #50, Spawn #297, Star Trek: Year Five #2, Star Wars: Vader - Dark Visions #4, Superior Spider-Man #6, TMNT: Urban Legends #13, Thanos #2, Wailing Blade #1, War of the Realms: Giant-Man #2, War of the Realms: Spider-Man & The League of Realms #2, War of the Realms: War Scrolls #2, Wasted Space #10, X-23 #12, X-Men: Grand Design - X-Tinction #1

Recommended Collections: Death Orb - Volume 1, Dept. H Omnibus - Volume 1, The Goon: Bunch of Old Crap, Judge Dredd: Toxic, Punisher - Volume 2: War in Bagalia, Rick & Morty Presents - Volume 1, X-Force - Volume 1: Sins of the Past

For the week of 20 May 2019

Quick Bits:

Action Comics #1011 is the last stop before Event Leviathan starts in earnest and it raises more questions as to what’s going on. Brian Michael Bendis, Steve Epting, Brad Anderson, and Josh Reed have done a great job elevating tension through this lead-up and moving the pieces around the board.

| Published by DC Comics

Assassin Nation #3 is another brutal issue from Kyle Starks, Erica Henderson, and Deron Bennett. The body count remains high and we get more questions about who authorized the hit. There’s some hints that it may all just be misdirection.

| Published by Image / Skybound

Detective Comics #1004 gives us the life history of Astrid Arkham. It’s told largely in full page montages, really allowing Brad Walker, Andrew Hennessy, and Nathan Fairbairn to cut loose on the visuals.

| Published by DC Comics

Faithless #2 sees Faith go to a party, and then it gets weird. This feels like that Griffin Dunne film of him wandering around New York, only with more magic and gorgeous art from Maria Llovet.

| Published by BOOM! Studios

Ghost Tree #2 delivers well on the promise of the first issue, going further with Brandt’s conversations with the spirits around the ghost tree, and setting up the possibility of something horrible coming soon. More gorgeous artwork from Simon Gane, Ian Herring, and Becka Kinzie.

| Published by IDW

Incursion #4 is a fitting conclusion to this series bringing Gilad back to a regular status in the world of the living, with some interesting teases as to what might be further down the line, from Andy Diggle, Alex Paknadel, Doug Braithwaite, Diego Rodriguez, Leonardo Paciarotti, and Marshall Dillon.

| Published by Valiant

Justice League Dark #11 continues “Lords of Order” and keeps burning down the magical side of the DC Universe, while diving very deep into the back catalogue to build up the new. James Tynion IV is developing a very interesting structure for what might be coming.

| Published by DC Comics

Middlewest #7 shows the sheer devastation that Abel can unleash as his powers manifest, similar to the rage that his father has shown, and how his newfound “family” can also let him down horribly. Great work from Skottie Young, Jorge Corona, Jean-Francois Beaulieu, and Nate Piekos as the story seems to be headed for more dangerous waters.

| Published by Image

Star Wars: Age of Rebellion - Jabba the Hutt #1 is an entertaining little story of how Jabba manipulates others to accomplish his goals.

| Published by Marvel

Stone Star #3 gives us another surprise as Dail tries to save Kitzo from being eaten in the arena by Most-Maw. It’s very interesting how this series plays with elements of hero shooters and the designs for the characters and creatures by Max Dunbar are incredible.

| Published by Swords & Sassery

Other Highlights: A Shining Beacon, Age of X-Man: Amazing Nightcrawler #4, Animosity #21, Asgardians of the Galaxy #9, Avengers #19, Batgirl #35, Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command #4, Bone Parish #9, Books of Magic #8, Clue: Candlestick #1, Cyber Force #10, Dial H for Hero #3, Doctor Strange #14, The Flash #71, Freedom Fighters #6, Gasolina #18, GI Joe: A Real American Hero #262, The Goon #2, Highwayman, Invader Zim #43, Invisible Kingdom #3, Martian Manhunter #5, Marvel Comics Presents #5, Mary Shelley: Monster Hunter #2, Miles Morales: Spider-Man #6, Monstress #22, Moon Girl & Devil Dinosaur #43, Mr. & Mrs. X #11, Redneck #20, Riverdale Season 3 #3, Road of Bones #1, Rumble #12, Runaways #21, Shuri #8, The Silencer #17, Star Trek: Q Conflict #4, Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge #2, Tony Stark: Iron Man #11, The Unstoppable Wasp #8, Venom #14, War of the Realms: Journey into Mystery #3, War of the Realms: New Agents of Atlas #2, War of the Realms: The Punisher #2, War of the Realms: Strikeforce - The Land of Giants #1, War of the Realms: Uncanny X-Men #2, The Warning #7, Welcome to Wanderland #4. Wolverine: Infinity Watch #4, Wonder Woman #71, X-Force #8

Recommended Collections: Black Badge - Volume 1, Black Magick, Cover - Volume 1, Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Volume 1, East of West - Volume 9, Fantastic Four - Volume 2: Mr. & Mrs. Grimm, Friendo - Volume 1, James Bond: Blackbox, Middlewest - Book 1, Planet Terry Complete Collection, Redlands - Volume 2, Summit - Volume 3: Truth & Consequences, Wayward - Book 3

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ABC’s Inhumans ‘The First Chapter’ review 

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The first two episodes of Marvel’s The Inhumans has been loosely edited together to create a makeshift movie now playing in selected Imax theaters.  It is not very good.  Yet it is also no where near as bad as some of the early press and reviews may lead one to believe.  It’s mediocre… not the Inhumans movie these great characters deserve, yet by no means a complete train-wreck.  

There is a lot of room for the series to grow.  Many of the best television series out there often require a few episodes to get its footing.  Some of my all-time favorite shows, like The Wire, The Sopranos, Better Call Saul, and Fargo each needed four to five installments to get going and I would have missed out on a lot of good watching if I judged these programs solely on their first two episodes.  Still, ‘The First Chapter’ is being presented as a movie and can be evaluated on such grounds.  The Inhumans series may end up rather good, yet The First Chapter is quite far from a good start.  Full review following the jump.

The movie introduces us to an Attilan and its Royal Family that is in many ways similar to their comic book counterparts and many (significant) ways different.  Attilan is located on the dark side of the moon where a group of Inhumans live in seclusion under the rule of a rigid caste system.  Terrigenesis, the process through which Inhumans are transformed and bestowed their powers, is not offered to all of Attilan’s citizens, but rather is used as a means by which the haves and have-nots are kept separate and unequal.  The aristocracy is allowed Terrigenesis and those who receive impressive powers retain their lofty status.  The lower-caste subjects, meanwhile, are denied Terrigenesis and are forced to toil as laborers and servants.  

Attilan is ruled by Black Bolt (Anson Mount) whose voice can shatter mountains.  It’s a power so awesome as to make his rule unquestionable yet is also something of a handicap in that he cannot speak without releasing terrible destruction.  Hence he must rely on a unique brand of sign language that is interpreted and relayed (not always accurately) by his wife and queen, Medusa (Serinda Swan).  

The king’s brother, Maximus (Iwan Rehon) had also gone through Terrigenesis, yet it apparently has had no effect on him.  He seems to be no more than human, but as the king’s brother retains his status as royalty nonetheless.  The alienation Maximus experiences as a human in an Inhuman realm has left him bitter.  Bitter, but also very much attuned to the harsh, unfair conditions that the lower castes of Attilan must endure.  Maximus petitions his brother to allow the non-transformed Inhumans to go to earth where they might find a better life among the humans, but the king will not allow it.  Secretly, Maximus rallies the underprivileged behind him, engineering a coup in which the monarchy is overthrown.  

The Royal Family attempt to evade the revolt and ultimately are banished to Earth, specifically the island of Hawaii, transported their by the kings’s giant, teleporting watchdog, Lockjaw.  Fearing his brother’s eventual return, Maximus dispatches his assassins to earth to seek out the Royal family.  

This is essentially the crux of the first two episodes and it is not a particularly bad plot.  Unfortunately, the narrative is quite muddled by poor execution, flat dialogue and stifled performances.  ‘Rushed’ is the word that best describes the execution.  Way too much is forced to take place all at once and there is little time given to allow the story and character development to unfold in an organic fashion.  The show would be much better served if the entire seasons was based around what occurs in just the first episode.  

At the same time that the story is rushed it also wastes a great deal of time.  There is a huge amount of dialogue-based exposition that is repeated over and over again.  The notion that Maximus feels looked down upon due to his lack of powers will certainly not go unnoticed, it is repeated several times in the wooden dialogue.  

This is all especially disheartening in that there is actually some rather good story beats in the narrative.  The ritual of Terrigenesis is well depicted and pulls no punches in showing off the transfixing weirdness of subjecting children to a mutagen as part of a quasi-religions practice; and doing so in a fashion that offers a stirring sense of parallel to real world examples of cultural and spiritual indoctrination.     

Presenting Maximus as a charismatic schemer who rouses the disenfranchised working class against the lofty elites is also a pretty clever and topical take; as well as a matter that I’ll be very interested to see how it further pans out.  As it stands, however, Maximus is very much the ‘good guy’ of the first two episodes.  The hierarchical situation on Attilan is deplorable and, though his methods are harsh, Maximus’ goals are fundamentally much righteous.  I know full well who the real Maximus is in the comics, that he is not a good guy; and that it’s quite likely to be revealed that he secretly does possess super-human powers after all (and these will be the same powers that he possesses in the comics: the ability for telepathic manipulation).  For the time being, however, Maximus is the one I’m rooting for.  Of course this may have as much to do with Iwan Rheon’s superior performance as it does with the script.

The poor dialogue and rushed character development notwithstanding, the cast does give it all their best.  Each are able to shine at one point or another and it easy to see these characters as really blossoming under better production-based circumstances.  

Again, Rheon laps the whole group.  His wild expressiveness and crackling energy is extremely well served for the character.  He’s given some pretty tough lines, villain monologuing 101, but Rheon chews it up with aplomb.  His accent slips in several occasions, but once more this can be chalked up as the fault of the ultra-rushed production.  

Anson Mount’s turn as Black Bolt is adequate and his outfit is much better looking on the big screen compared to the small-screen/computer screen previews.  This is an especially difficult role and it’s tough seeing an actor of Mount’s calibre so boxed in to the confines of the story.  Black Bolt cannot speak, and he is also a rather secretive and repressed individual… as such, Mount has little to rely on than his ability to offer up an angry glare.  

Still, I have faith in both the character as well as the actor and I’m looking forward to hopefully seeing Mount get a bit more elbow-room to do his thing.  

Serinda Swan’s Medusa is equally hampered with having to deliver some rough lines of dialogue (and a truly awful wig).  Still, there’s some moments where Swan is able to take over her scenes and really channel the best of her comic book counterpart.  The special effects used in animated her hair is actually pretty good… and I imagine quite expensive, which may be why the screenplay opted to have Maximus sadistically shave off all of her living locks after she is captured.  

As much as I hated seeing Medusa lose her hair, the loss of it seemed to liberate Ms. Swan’s performance.  There’s some mystery to Medusa’s character in the show,  Her past is a bit shrouded and she seems to know a good deal more about the human world compared to the rest of the Royal Family.  She also gets the best fight-scene, kicking some serious butt in the third act.    

Ken Leung’s turn as Karnak also has many a good moment.  It’s never quite clear if his stone-faced, deadpan delivery is meant to be sardonic or serious… which actually works pretty well for the character.  

Karnak’s story has changed somewhat from his comic book counterpart.  Here his supremely tactical mind and ability to perceive flaws are not the result of an ardent study of esoteric martial arts, but rather something granted to him by way of Terrigenesis (in the comics, Karnak has never been exposed to the transformative Terrigen Mists).   All this aside, Karnak’s powers are demonstrated in a really neat way wherein he can see the results of various flawed paths of action ahead of time.  It’s pretty cool, although unfortunately the choreography of the actual hand-to-hand combat is rather tepid (basically on-par with that from Netflix’s Iron Fist; only with the added obstacle of it all being lit by unforgiving florescent lighting).    

Eme Ikwuakor as Gorgon doesn’t get as much screen time as some of the other players, but he makes the most of it.  He does not look very much like his comic book counterpart, but does an excellent job of effectively channeling the essence of the character, mixing boastful pride with a more sensitive side.  

His rapport with his best friend, Kanak, is a highlight and some the best laughs come from the scene where he is marooned on Hawaii and is discovered by a group of surfers.  

Of the entire cast, Isabelle Cornish as Crystal looks the most like her comic book analog.  It’s kind of remarkable; she looks taken right from the page.  Yet that’s where the similarities end.  At this early stage of the narrative, Crystal is not an especially likable character.  She’s naive, privileged and aloof and makes a lot of poor decisions (although many are made in the service of speeding forward the already too fast plot).  Ms. Cornish is likely the least seasoned of the actors composing the cast and hence the most needing of a patient director and show-runner.  In that both director, Roel Reiné, and show-runner, Scott Buck, are both clearly more interested in getting things done as fast as possible, Cornish performance really suffers.  

The rest of the cast are either absent in these first two episodes or only appear for short moments.  Mike Moh’s Triton only gets a slight appearance.  His make-up and dialogue are both unremarkable, but like Cornish turn as Crystal, there’s likely to be time in subsequent installments for Moh to better flesh out his character.

Alas the same will likely not be true for Sonya Balmores take as Auran.  This version of Auran is nothing at all like her comic book counterpart.  There is nothing the two have in common other than a name.  This Auran is Maximus’ chief enforcer and assassin and Balmores is tasked with portraying her as a one-dimensional psychopath.  It’s a waste of both a fine actress as well as a fun character.  

Which brings us to the best of the best and the main reason why I trekked to my local Imax theater in the first place.  I knew this was likely to be my only chance to see Lockjaw on the big screen and I wasn’t going to miss out on it.  ...and I wasn’t disappointed.

Lockjaw, the Royal Family’s ginormous teleporting watchdog, is entirely facilitated by CGI.  It’s far from the best CGI out there, but serviceable enough… which does not really matter, because he is adorable and awesome and steels every scene he’s in.  He’s the best.  Sadly, he’s also likely quite expensive and we don’t get to see much of him following the first hour.  

The final analysis is that ‘The First Chapter’ is far from good, but not the atrocity that some reviews would have you believe.  It’s rushed, the story unfolds way too quickly, and the dialogue is often hackneyed and uninspired.  What it does succeed in, however, is lay the foundation for what could be quite a good show.  The elements are all there.  The story is interesting, the characters are fun, and the cast is definitely capable.  If the series can be able to slow things down, diminish the pace and let things unfold in a more organic fashion, The Inhumans could very well end up living up to its source material.  

While The Inhumans very well could end up a good show the movie made up of its first two installments is not that good.  Lots of neat ideas are jammed together and forced to unfold too quickly.  It opts to be the hare when the tortoise would have so obviously won the race.  

Whist I definitely recommend checking out the show when it aires later this month, seeing it in the theater is not necessary, nor especially recommended.  The Imax formate is nice at showing off Lockjaw, the grandeur of the big island of Hawaii and the finer details of the costumes, but that’s about it.   That and the diminished expectations that the various negative reviews out there will likely to result in watching the television show being a rather fun experience.  

Two out of five lockjaws.  

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The third and final 'Lucky Seven' date of the month (07.27.17, right?)! And the final Random-News-Digest for July! Today's R-N-D is also Part 2 (of 2) of the San Diego Comic Con International 2017 related coverage. This time around, they are all things Marvel-ous. Excelsior...!!!

NOTE: Since the whole page will be entirely Marvel related, it will be written chronologically to their SDCC schedule. Each title will also be assigned in its own category, not grouped into 'Marvel Studios' and 'Marvel TV' like I've always done. Oh, and the images used above are obviously courtesy of The Hollywood Reporter and Marvel Studios Visual Development Team (that one's Ryan Meinerding's art to be precise). All credits goes to their respective owners! Long story short, I suffered a blackout TWO times when I was writing this. Forcing me to start over and over again all day. That's why I haven't had time to actually proofread it (as well as the 1st Part). I'll try to do that as soon as possible, but please pardon for any tipo or grammatical error if you happen to stumble into any. Thanks in advance!

Marvel's Inhumans

Marvel TV and ABC Studios led Marvel's SDCC 2017 big panel on July 20th, by headlining "LEGION", their collaboration with FX Network. A bit odd if you ask me, considering that's a FOX product... but never mind that. Marvel TV Head Jeph Loeb then continued the presentation on 06:15 PM PST, by bringing the cast of the upcoming "Inhumans" series to same venue, Ballroom 20.

Loeb reentered while wearing that hideous Medusa's wig, a clear but hopefully unintentional attempt to spite those fans who have been criticizing it. To be honest, that was NOT a cool thing to do, especially for someone who would received an award by the SDCC commitee the day after. He welcomed showrunner the almighty Scott Buck, drector Roel Reine, and actors Anson Mount, Iwan Rheon, Serinda Swan, Eme Ikwuakor, Isabelle Cornish, Ken Leung, Ellen Woglom, Sonya Balmores, and Mike Moh, who were all holding a stuffed Lockjaw doll in their hand. The panel then showed several exclusive footage from the first couple of episodes. Some bits of those would later be released online via Marvel Entertainment's channel as a new trailer. Now about that new trailer...

Seriously?!! For the love of Lockjaw, it was indeed better with the VFX, but worse with all the ridiculous corniness and campiness that made me feel... embarassed as I seen it. And here I thought The CW's Arrowverse were already somewhat corny. And THAT song choice? Others might... like it, but it was totally NOT my cup of tea. Clearly, it was an attempt to emulate the style of James Gunn and the retro tune aspect of "Guardians of the Galaxy". But... one that failed miserably in my dictionary. It was grating so much on my nerves all through the trailer, that I had to put it on MUTE the second time I played it again (with the intention to get some screengrab, but decided to lose that thought and rinse it out of my head right away). Not only Scott Buck is faulty as a showrunner, I do think he has poor taste in style and music.

Fans got what they wanted, as in to see the VFX effects on Medusa's hair in action. Unfortunately, I have a weird STROOONG feeling that those effects, as well as the others' abilities, will be most of the VFX we'll see in the show. Why? Remember "Iron Fist"? That series had waaay too many chit-chat and dialogues, that all the cool scenes were already spoiled in its trailers. I'm concerned the same thing is happening with this show too. Since we're speaking about VFX, I wonder if this is the final product? For some reason, this felt cheap and fake. I'd be VERY surprised if Mark Kolpac and his team are the one behind this, considering the ones he developed for Marvel's "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." looked way sophisticated and believable. I'd gladly take Robbie Reyes' Ghost Rider transformation scene or Daisy Johnson's quaking anytime, over what this series had shown me so far.

Apparently, this extended trailer would be played alongside Christopher Nolan's "Dunkirk" screenings on IMAX theatres. Personally? I'm not sure if that's even a wise decision, considering this didn't even scream IMAX-worthy. Then again, IMAX is paying for this show, so of course, the studio has to deliver one, right? But if you ask me to pay to see it? I'll totally pass. Once again, no disregard, but... just not my cup of tea. Marvel's "Inhumans" will debut on September 1st, 2017 on IMAX Theatre for two weeks. The same footage will then premiere with additional scenes on September 29th, 2017 on ABC.

Marvel's Runaways

This one didn't actually arrived on SDCC 2017, but the news hit the market the same day the "Inhumans" panel took place. Coincidence much? I doubt. "Runaways", the show that was once reported to be released in 2018, will be arriving MUCH sooner than expected. Hulu unveiled the Fall Premiere dates for their exclusive shows, and guess what? "Runaway" is among them, set to be released in November! Of course, it's a good news, even if I won't be able to see it. From the looks of it, this series will be even more faithful to the source material than say, "Inhumans", notable because the comic writer himself is involved directly in it. So assuming the worse happens, that "Inhumans" turns out to be a bad show, Marvel TV already has something to counter the possible negative impact by delivering this in just two months after. Who knows, this might be the show that Marvel TV and Marvel fans in general has been waiting for. I think it's safe to say we can expect that (once leaked) trailer to officially arrive very soon. All (?) 10 episodes of "Runaways" Season 1 will premiere on November 21st, 2017.

Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite

Let's take a quick detour to the game zone now. This time, for Marvel's popular crossover fighting game with CAPCOM. Yes, the highly anticipated but sadly much criticized franchise had its own dedicated panel on July 21st, 11:15 AM PST at Room 6BCF. CAPCOM used the opportunity to announce four more playable character to the core launch roster. Friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man as representative from Marvel, while Frank West of "Dead Rising", Nemesis of "Resident Evil", and Mike Haggar of "Final Fight" entered the arena from the CAPCOM side. A gameplay video featuring these characters was later debuted through the game's official channel.

It's actually a bit ironic that only ONE Marvel character was revealed in this event. Not to mention, one that is partially a SONY property. I would've expected Marvel to ask CAPCOM to at least, deliver more Marvel characters, particularly new ones that hasn't been part of the franchise like Gamora or Black Panther. Instead, all four of these characters are known to be 'veterans' in the franchise, having been featured in at least one iteration in the past. So yeah, not really a wise decision if you ask me. But who am I to argue, right? "Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite" will be released for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on September 19th, 2017.

Marvel's The Defenders

Netflix held their 2nd grand Hall H presentation on July 21st, 05:15 PM PST, and of course, it's for one of their most popular series: the Marvel Netflix-verse. Before the panel got to its big event, Loeb became the star of show as he was awarded with "Inkpot Award" for his excellence in comics and television. I'm not too keen on the guy anymore, but it was a good moving moment, and I'm happy for him.

It didn't take long for the spotlight to be taken away from him though, because actor Jon Bernthal showed up, stealing all attention as the panel's first surprise. He also delivered the first exclusive footage from his upcoming series, Marvel's "The Punisher" (is it... this one?). From what I've read online, the team behind this show had successfully and also faithfully continued Frank Castle's arc from Marvel's "Daredevil" Season 2. I got the feeling, that they have managed to create an amazing balance to Castle's dual emotional struggle. One of his loneliness and grieve over losing his beloved family, and one that is anger and vengeance and he mercilessly track down those who are responsible for it. Sure, the big boss of said violent operation was already executed in "Daredevil", but he DID bring an army to do the crime. That means more people for Castle to hunt!

I still think it's a fatal mistake that he's not included as a fifth member of "The Defenders". He could have added an entirely new dark and gritty color to the team, especially because everyone knows he's waaaay more welcomed than one of its core members. I can't help but wonder though, was Bernthal's presence in the panel, served as a subtle confirmation that he would be in it after all? Not to mention, that recent Netflix Korea featurette (that felt special because it's personally narrated by the great Stan Lee) also included his character. I think he'll be a great addition to the team-up mini-series, and I'd be pretty disappointed if he doesn't even show up... at least for a minor supporting role. Oh well, fans of Castle can still wait for "The Punisher" when it arrives in November.

Cast for "The Defenders" then reclaimed their stage, alongside showrunner Marco Ramirez. All four lead actors, Charlie Cox of "Daredevil", Krysten Ritter of Marvel's "Jessica Jones", Mike Colter of Marvel's "Luke Cage", and Finn Jones of Marvel's "Iron Fist" were obviously present. Deborah Ann Woll from "Daredevil", and Jessica Henwick from "Iron Fist" represented the supporting cast. And Elodie Yung of "Daredevil" was there with Sigourney Weaver as the mini-series antagonists. They teased some bits of the plot, but more importantly debuted a new official second trailer for attendees to see. This one felt more clearer, as Weaver's Alexandra dished out her goal and intention to New York. It showed more ass-kicking action, and more importantly, the characters bouncing off one another in their personal quirks. That's actually the highlight of this trailer, IMHO. By the way, the trailer's already available on Netflix's official channel, in case you've missed it somehow.

But this is Marvel, and even if it's a TV divison, it's not their habit to not show exclusive footage for attendees. So they did, but rather than showing a clip or two, they actually screened the entirety of the first episode for the audience! This wasn't a new thing for Marvel TV, but THAT's what I call exclusive. Several sites have since published their early review for the mini-series after SDCC 2017 ended. These journalist have been allowed access to the first half, or first 4 episodes in advance. In general, they praised the chemistry between the heroes, one that rivaled even the Avengers. But they also unanimously pointed out that Marvel TV hasn't really learned from their mistake: it took TOO LONG to see them finally teaming up. Apparently, it will take a while to catch up with what they are doing after their respective series, which is a bit odd, since the benefit of Netflix is anyone can always re-watched those previous series anytime they want. Oh, and that Jones' Danny Rand is the weakest link and lamest part of the series.

Aaaah, yes, speaking of Rand, the panel delivered a news that I found to be... quite unbelieveable. "Iron Fist" is getting a Season 2. Yay... I guess? I'm quite shocked to see that Netflix actually has faith for this show, even if it's among the lowest Rotten Tomatoes score for a TV show. And particularly, when other Netflix-exclusive shows with higher scores were getting cancelled one after another. It's pretty much the most hated entry of the Marvel Netflix-verse, and it... actually shows.

On the bright side (or... is it? Hmmmm), since the Unparalleled-Talent Scott Buck is busy ruini... I mean, messing aroun... er, WORKING with "The Inhumans", Raven Metzner of the recently cancelled (oh... no...) "Sleepy Hollow" has been assigned to take over as the new showrunner. That means we can at least expect some drastic improvement to the series. Perhaps, we'll be seeing the actual DRAGON (not bulbs) form of Shou-Lao? Lest we forget, "Sleepy Hollow" is an actual SUPERNATURAL show! Simone Missick's Misty Knight has even been hinted to be part of it, and hopefully form "Daughters of the Dragon" with Henwick's Colleen Wing. That fact alone is enough to make me rethink my decision to not give it a HUGE PASS prematurely.

On the down side? There goes my wish for a "Heroes for Hire" team-up. Even if it MIGHT end up happening in the future, perhaps as a direct continuation of both 2nd Seasons of "Luke Cage" and "Iron Fist", the soonest it would arrive is in 2019. I'm not even sure I'm still onboard with this Netflixverse when the time comes. Oh well, let's just worry and rant about that later. For now, we can anticipate to see Danny, along with the other Defenders very soon. All 8 episodes of "The Defenders" arrives on August 18th, 2017.

Avengers: Black Panther Quest

I actually didn't planned to venture into the Marvel Animation category, but since it has an interesting news, I've decided to include a quick one. Yes, the animation division took the Room 6A's stage on July 22nd, 12:30 PM PST, to talk about their future works. One of it, was of course the upcoming Marvel's "Spider-Man" series (premiered the next day, on July 23rd), that's clearly heavily inspired by "Spider-Man: Homecoming". What I didn't expect though, is that they've already announced a renewal the "Avengers Assemble" series! The current 4th Season entitled "Avengers: Secret Wars" had only started airing last month!

And yes, if the new announced subtitle wasn't clear enough for your, the 5th Season will be focused on T'Challa. Does this mean, he will be the leader of the New Avengers in the series? Or this new season will take place entirely in Wakanda, you know, as a synergy to the live action movie that will be premiered in the same year? I can't really tell. I even wonder why they aren't focusing with the Avengers, to coincide with "Avengers: Infinity War". Curious indeed...

LEGO: Marvel Super Heroes 2

One more side mission before we move on to the movies (which is arguably the best categories of all Marvel's participation in SDCC 2017, of course). It's... video game time again! The gang from TT Games this time, as they took over a July 22nd stage at Room 6A, on 01:45 PM PST. In their pannel, they delivered a brand new trailer that featured... Kang the Conqueror. Does this mean, the time-travelling super villain is the culprit behind the game's reality and timeline mash-up? Very likely. Can he top the menace of Galactus from the first game, though? We'll see. "LEGO: Marvel Super Heroes 2" will be released on November 14th, 2017.

Ant-Man and the Wasp

Pheww, now we've arrived on the main menu, as Marvel Studios completed the July 22nd Marvel ride with their grand Hall H presentation starting on 05:30 PM PST. It started 15 minutes late though, due to previous panel running off schedule.

Sequel to 2015's beloved "Ant-Man" got the privilege to kickstart Marvel Studios' panel this year! And yes, that's the official title now. It's no longer "Ant-Man & the Wasp" like was shown in the Disney D23 Expo. Turns out that's merely a placeholder title. Unfortunately, the cast couldn't make it to SDCC 2017, because they are busy in Atlanta filming the movie. Actress Evangeline Lilly had already confirmed this via twitter when SDCC began. But that doesn't mean, it didn't bring anything to the panel. Marvel Studios President, Kevin Feige himself delivered a humorous video by Paul Rudd and Michael Peña, to make up for their absence.

Rudd is a natural-born comedic (not to mention, charmingly adorable) actor, and Peña also has been hiding a bonafide comedic talent all these time (not to mention, equally adorable LOL). So obviously, this exclusive video that has them narrating Marvel Studios' movies since the first "Iron Man" was an easy crowd-pleasing hoot. You've really got to hand it to these guys, because reading the description (via ComingSoon live blog) alone was already making me giggling like crazy. All those meta jokes! Seriously, if there's any exclusive footage from this panel I ever want Marvel to release online, it's definitely THIS one.

But best of all, just like any Marvel Studios' movie, even this footage brought a twist of its own. Because it was later revealed that the duo was NOT dishing out this Marvel Cinematic Universe 'recap' to the SDCC audience (of course they are, but you know the drill). Nope, apparently they were 'educating' a third person in front of them, which was... Michelle Pfeiffer!!! ...Who was officially unveiled to be playing Janet van Dyne. SAY WHAAAT??!!! Dang, this was definitely the coolest casting reveal that the studio ever pulled off. Nope, make that 'yet another cool reveal', because remember when Chadwick Boseman was announced as T'Challa? Or Josh Brolin as Thanos? Last year's Brie Larson? Yessss... Marvel Studios is indeed the king of showmanship. No wonder their Hall H panel is always highly anticipated. In case you're not Marvel educated, Janet is the wife of Michael Douglas' Hank Pym, and the mother of Lilly's Hope van Dyne/Pym. Similar to Pym, she was the original Wasp before the suit was naturally passed down to Hope. She was absent in the first movie, because she was lost in the Quantum Realm, and the subplot between Hank and Hope in that movie was the side-effect to that incident. In the comics, her Wasp was the actual founder of the Avengers! Getting Pfeiffer to portray her is a dream come true for fans, and also the actors. Marvel Studios had truly done it again!

That's not all. There's another surprise from this movie. Feige confirmed that both Hannah John-Kamen and Walton Goggins are in the movie, and they are playing comic book character. The former is a famous Marvel antagonist called the Ghost (who as far as I know of, is never unmasked in the comics), while the latter plays Sonny Burch, a CEO of Cross Corporation with connection to... Obadiah Stane. Ouucch!! He already screams antagonist for me. But wait, there's another one, and it's the famous... Laurence Fishburne! Guess who he's playing? Dr. William Foster, a.k.a the superhero Black Goliath. I know that Foster's name has come up in the rumor circuit prior to SDCC, but who would've imagined Marvel Studios would be getting Fishburne to play him. After "Doctor Strange", and then "Black Panther" with their stellar casting, now this movie joined the parade with its truly giant cast!

According to Feige, MCU's Foster will be Michael Douglas' Hank Pym associate. Easy money says that he's the one responsible for Rudd's Scott Lang's Giant-Man ability in "Captain America: Civil War". Perhaps, that stunt displeased Foster, and caused a rift between him and Pym? Goodness, the potential for drama is exciting! And speaking of Pym, could we be seeing him donning the shrinking suit into action? Recent behind the scene reports seem to be hinting that direction. Imagine how great it would be, if he's using Darren Cross' Yellowjacket costume. That would be a neat faithful nod to the source material! Beside, the movie can even debut their own size-shifting Avengers team, assuming Foster gets to suit up as Goliath as well.

The first official concept art poster courtesy of Andy Park, was later released on the Marvel booth. And it was amazing! Lang is clearly Giant-Man, adding further connection to Foster's inclusion in the movie, while Lilly's Hope van Dyne shows her moxie as the fierce superheroine Wasp. Gotta love that new hairdo too! I personally loved the first movie, and I'm totally crossing my fingers that this sequel will more amazing. "Ant-Man and the Wasp" arrives on July 6th, 2018.

Captain Marvel

"Captain Marvel" was up next, and boy... this one sure unleashed its own might. Still flying solo without the accompaniment of any cast members (since only one has been cast), Feige unveiled a few concept arts from the movie, starting with one of Brie Larson's costume. It was faithful to the modern comics' version, but has some tactical elements that resemble those of Captain America's suit. That fan-artist rendition that hit the internet long ago? That was almost accurate.

He then confirmed the report that Samuel L. Jackson will be reprising his role as Nick Fury in the movie... but with both eyes open. Wait, how? Does he get an eye implant or something? Courtesy of Tony Stark, perhaps? Nope. Because the movie will be set in... the 1990s. This reveal undoubtedly sent tidal wave of surprise throughout the audience, as well as the internet. But it got even better, when Feige unveiled that Larson's Carol Danvers will be dealing with... the Skrulls. This namedropping was purely unexpected, because many (including yours truly) thought that the shape-shifting alien-race belongs to FOX, having been heavily associated with their Fantastic Four franchise. And Feige was not lying, because a concept art of the antagonistic species was then shown to the attendees. It IS indeed the Skrulls! Feige later hinted that the movie will address why this alien race hasn't been seen until now.

Fans of the comics would easily understand the connection to Skrulls and Captain Marvel. Danvers received her powers from Mar-Vell, who is a Kree alien. And the Kree and Skrulls have been fighting wars against each other for centuries. Interestingly, this whole reveal has raised numerous questions among the fanbase. Like: Why the Skrulls? Does this mean, the origin story secretly serves like a pseudo-"Secret Invasion" movie? Does this mean, among the characters we've seen until now, some of them might NOT be the real ones, and purely Skrull disguises? Or does this serve as a hint, that the 2019 Avengers movie will in fact be... "Avengers: Secret Invasion"? More importantly, if Carol Danvers has been active since the 90s, WITH her cosmic powers and all... why hasn't she been around? What has she been doing in almost 30 years? Why didn't Fury call her when Loki rained down Chitauri in 2009 (Fun Fact: "The Avengers" was set a year after "Iron Man")? And also... why is she NOT part of "Infinity War"? Or... she is? Hmmmm...

So many questions, and still 1,5 years for answers. If you ask me, then my personal speculation is... Danvers is basically NOT on Earth. Perhaps, in the aftermath of her solo movie, she was given a mission deep in space? Perhaps she joins the Kree and help fight the Skrulls... in their home planet? Or perhaps... captured? Or... have fun and funky galactic adventures? The temporal differences between Earth and other planet, will provide a valid science that she's aging slower. Perhaps, one hour there, is one year on Earth? Through this scenario, she'll work as the second Captain America figure, being 'lost in time'. Even better, she could have lost her powers all these years, which has happened before in the comics, and Fury helps her to regain her power in "Avengers 4". What I'm trying to say is, this fascinating choice of setting just opens up worlds of possibilities. "Captain Marvel" is set to start production early next year in California, and will arrive on March 8th, 2019. And just be honest, we are all intrigued about it, right? *grins*

There's a quick break following this part of the panel, because SDCC director of programming Eddie Ibrahim arrived on stage to deliver a surprise. Yes, just like Jeph Loeb, Kevin Feige was awarded an "Inkpot Award" for achievements in movies. No offense to the other guy, but this one is far more appropriate IMHO. Not only Feige has delivered the first fully-working Cinematic Universe in Hollywood, producing beloved critically-acclaimed movies every year, his move has inspired other studios to... create their own Cinematic Universe. That's a massive accomplishment, if you ask me, and he clearly deserves it. So bravo, Feige, hope you'll keep on working in the MCU for more many years to come.

Thor: Ragnarok

After the dust had settled, and cheering crowd had subsided, Feige and moderator Chris Hardwick continued the presentation by summoning... the Asgardians to the stage. Director Taika Waititi arrived with lead actor Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Tom Hiddleston, Tessa Thompson, Cate Blanchett, Jeff Goldblum, Karl Urban, and surprise addition in Rachel House. By the way, this was likely just a small set of core cast members, because there might be more actors having brief supporting roles in the movie. Considering Waititi is famous for his eccentric style of comedy, this part of the panel... was another round of hoot. Hemsworth said that he's bored after playing the same character five times, and wanted to... push himself. Either that's the truth or a joke, is rather unclear. Waititi then replied that he decided to tackle this movie, to help 'a friend in need', which was a fun jab towards Hemsworth. Blanchett added, that she also got the part because she lives in the same continent to Waititi. LOL. Then came Urban, who's a fellow New Zealander to Waititi, with another Australian neighbour joke.

Ruffalo revealed that his green giant persona Hulk prefers to stays that way, and not return into puny Bruce Banner in this movie. Hiddleston said that ever since the ending of "Thor: The Dark World", his Loki has been masquerading as the All Father Odin. That proved to ignite problem, particularly with Blanchett's Hela. Goldblum confirmed that his character The Grandmaster, is the brother of Benicio del Toro's The Collector. They are the oldest being of the universe. His tournament on Planet Sakaar? It is called... "Contest of Champions". Hulk is his champion, and Thor will be called "Lord of Thunder" in the ring. House, also a New Zealander (she voiced Gramma Tala in Disney's "Moana", in case her name sounds familiar) is a frequent collaborator of Waititi. In this movie, she played the assistant of The Grandmaster, named Topaz. Apparently, her character has some hidden beef with the other assistant, who is Thompson's Valkyrie. Thompson also teased the enigmatic nature of her character.

The cast kept bouncing off one another. So suffice to say, it sounded like a fun and warm set of people, that you totally want to hang out with. Just look at the photos of them on stage, and one can easily tell that seeing Hemsworth bromancing with Ruffalo and Waititi was indeed a delight. And the chemistry between these cast members easily infected the movie itself, as proven by several exclusive footages from the movie, exclusively shown for the attendees. The first showed Thor's first meeting with The Grandmaster. He then was tossed into a holding cell, where he encountered Korg, a rock-shaped character with a gentle voice, who was played by Waititi himself. The last footage, showed Thor's first encounter with Hulk in the arena. That last one then transitioned into a new trailer, that has since been made available online via Marvel Entertainment.

That trailer was pure amazing, it brought Hall H to their feet. It confirmed the appearance of both Fenris Wolf and Surtur, as both of them will be dealt by Ruffalo's Hulk. If in "Spider-Man: Homecoming", Michael Keaton had his Adrian Toomes so grounded that he felt like that ordinary neighbour you occasionally ran into every now and then, Cate Blanchett gets to hamm it up with so much sass and slurr for Hela, to the point of turning her into genuine scary and intimidating. The bromancing rivalry between Thor and Hulk, would easily be the gem of the movie. But what I truly love about this trailer, is the vibrant vivid colors that made your eyes glare in awe. Yes, not unlike that psychedelic new official poster. Thor might have had a rough time with his first two solo movies, but this time around, he (and Team Thor) seems to be having lots of fun and a blast. Even Variety has included this panel as one of their best highlight of this year's SDCC.

One last thing, Collider caught up with Waititi after the panel, and asked some bits about the movie. It was there that Waititi revealed, that "Thor: Ragnarok" might be... the SHORTEST MCU movie to date. He stated that "The cut right now, I reckon it’s about 100 minutes. It’s not gonna be a very, very long film. I think that stories are better when you leave them wanting more, and this film moves at a clip, it’s got stuff happening all the time. I think people are still gonna feel exhausted by the end, they’ve been on this big journey and stuff, so I don’t think we need the film to be three hours.". But rest assured, because he said that there would be plenty of "Great scenes. Funny, funny moments" that will go as 'Deleted Scenes' in the home video version. For now, look forward to the movie itself in theatres, November 3rd, 2017.

Black Panther

As the Asgardians exited stage right, a horde of Wakandan claimed their land!

Ryan Coogler brought his A-list stars to the stage. Lead actor Chadwick Boseman lead the pack of Lupita Nyong'o, Danai Gurira, Michael B. Jordan, Daniel Kaluuya, Letitia Wright, Winston Duke, and two veteran actors in Andy Serkis, and Forest Whitaker. Coogler opened up about his first experience with the character Black Panther, admitting that he's usually on the other side of the panel, sitting as audience (he did, he was present during WB's panel). Similar to the "Thor: Ragnarok" side, each actor shared their experience in the movie, as well as tidbits of their character. Jordan in particular, revealed that his Erik Killmonger returned to Wakanda, to reclaim her role as a Prince. And why is that? Because the movie will be set directly after the fallout of "Captain America: Civil War". So in a way, similar in timeline to "Spider-Man: Homecoming". With King T'Chaka gone, turmoils began to grow from the inside, as Boseman's T'Challa isn't deemed ready to be a king. Perhaps, a consequence of to his avenging stint in "Civil War"?

Coogler then delivered a completely exclusive footage, that was only shown for the SDCC 2017 attendees. The first one featured a James Bond-esque operation, where T'Challa, escorted by Nyong'o's Nakia and Gurira's Okoye, attempted to take down Serkis' Ulyssess Klaue who has been smuggling Vibranium from Wakanda. Clearly, "Avengers: Age of Ultron" was the solid proof to that. As well as Klaue's prosthetic hand, of course. Martin Freeman's Everett Ross was involved in this scene, as he hillariously screamed himself into hiding. Another footage showed T'Challa, suited up as the Black Panther, in an epic car chase. Wright's Shuri was also seen designing and perhaps weaponizing the Panther suit. Killmonger, was also seen donning his own black/gold color battle suit.

The entire footage had the audience floored, as they immediately jumped to their feet to praise and cheer as soon as it ended. Not just them, the cast hasn't had the chance to see it either. So the stage equally erupted in joy and thrills, as each cast members began embracing one another, celebrating the massive work they've just witnessed. The reaction was magical if you ask me, but also completely real that it actually moved me the first time I saw it. The expression of joy and achievement was genuine! Suffice to say, it was special, and the movie IS going to be special. Not unlike that grand looking poster that was handed out for each attendees.

Obviously, I couldn't commented more since that footage was exclusive for SDCC audience. Yet it's more than clear, that Coogler, his actors, and Marvel Studios weren't playing around. Having long standing ovation was a true sign of greatness, and I hope this movie is as worthy as T'Challa to be the king. Let's cross our fingers, with the hopes that that truly will be the case. "Black Panther" arrives in February 16th, 2018.

Avengers: Infinity War

After a brief teasing by Feige, director Joe Russo appeared on stage to wrap up the panel. He delivered the official trailer for "Infinity War", that had previously been screened to the D23 Expo audience. Remember, the attendees of SDCC 2017 Hall H might not be the same 6500-7000 people. I believe only a very a small portion of those audience showed up in both events, and they are mostly journalists. The reaction on Hall H, was pretty much the same, as everyone got carried away emotionally. It was a perfect way to end the successful panel.

On the other hand, the reaction online was... somewhat opposite. Some fans immediately began complaining because unlike another studio (like... WB?), Marvel Studios did not release this trailer online. A leaked trailer has even surfaced for a few span of time on social media! Yes, this IS the internet we're talking about, so I'm not even surprised. But honestly? I think this was still NOT a good attitude. A bit unfair, even. When you think about the effort and hardship the SDCC attendees had to endure, spending all those long hours lining up, just to be a part of a giant panel like Marvel Studios'? It would make sense that they are given an exclusive first look for the trailer, right? And that's precisely what Marvel Studios was doing. HAS been doing for years, to be precise.

Unlike other studio that instantly released the footage online, Feige and his team were treating their guests as VIP customers. Thus allowing them to experience exclusive footages first hand, meeting the cast, and receiving official posters. Logically speaking, that was actually something to be applauded for. Beside, as I said last week... I'm not sure my heart is literally ready to see "Infinity War" trailer just yet. I did check out that poor-quality leak, but immediately stopped halfway because I couldn't handle it. This movie might signal an end of an era, and it might also be the final time we'll be seeing some of our favorite characters in the big screen. So yeah, to be completely honest... I'm VERY anxious about it instead. I would rather see that comedic Rudd x Peña video over such suspense!

Regardless, there was one thing that I actually felt disappointed about. In a way, I was half-expecting some if not all of cast to show up, just like what happened in Disney D23 Expo (that was just 1/3 of them all, apparently). Perhaps, the then-absent actors like Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy Renner, and more would take turn and showed up this time. Especially when we realize the fact that "Infinity War" will be released a few months BEFORE the next SDCC next year. Such a wasted of opportunity, right? Alas, that's not the case, so my wish of seeing another massive photoshoot of the cast like last year was too good to be true. Oh well, I guess I'll have to make do with the Asgardians meet Wakandans family photo above. Can't help but wonder though, is Marvel Studios going to held an exclusive private event prior to the movie's release? Next year's the studio's official 10-Year Anniversary celebration, so it would be cool to see all the cast reunited in one huge gala. That might be a bit of tall order, eh? LOL.

Anyways, we did get a few bits and teases about the movie after the panel. That's because the directors and cast members had a quick interview session with the journalists, as has always been the case. Boseman said, that Black Panther will be an important factor in the movie. According to Joe, the movie's final act will be so massive, that he considered it to be a staggering level of scale. He also revealed the necessity of the Black Order, as they serve as some sort of mini-bosses prior to Thanos. At the same time, he's also hoping Thanos would be the new Darth Vader for the modern era.

Oh and yeah, the movie might be among the longest MCU movie to date. "The current cut is over 2 ½, yes. Most of it is a movie you can show. Still a lot of work left to be done... It's certainly going to be a film that lives in the two and a half, two and a half plus range", he said. Make perfect sense really, since it will be dealing with soooo many characters. Even that special SDCC interconnected posters (courtesy of Ryan Meinerding) felt jammed-packed with characters (I didn't see Ant-Man though, I wonder why). We can even expect "Avengers 4" to be the same, since it will also be packed with LOTS of characters. Wow, I need to take a deep breath just hearing that! "Avengers: Infinity War" will be released on May 4th, 2018. I hope when the time comes, my heart would be ready... *sigh*

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Meet the Iraq War veteran and presidential candidate who wants to carry on John McCains legacy of public service for a new generation

‘A call to action’

In 2013, Democrat Seth Moulton had a calling to serve on Capitol Hill.

After unseating Democratic Rep. John Tierney — an 18-year incumbent and a close ally of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi — in the Massachusetts 6th Congressional District general election, he went on to cement his seat when he ran uncontested in his district’s primary election last year.

Now, the 40-year-old congressman is trying to bring his voice to the 2020 presidential debates as a Democratic candidate.

“I believe it’s time for a new generation of leadership in our politics,” Moulton said to INSIDER. “I believe we need a nominee for our party who can not only beat Donald Trump, but can bring the party and country back together again once we do.”

But Moulton found a different calling before he began his political career.

Moulton said that as a college student in 2001, he was inspired to join the military through a quote adorned at Harvard University’s church:

“While a bright future beckoned, they freely gave their lives and fondest hopes for us and our allies, that we might learn from them courage in peace to spend our lives making a better world for others.”

“It’s not just a memorial — it’s a call to action,” Moulton said during a sermon at Harvard. “And to me that quote summarized what I learned in these pews: that it’s not enough just to graduate here with some good ideas, some good beliefs.”

“You ought to do something with it, and it ought to be something that benefits others, not just yourself,” he added.

Moulton considered joining the Army but ultimately set his sights on the Marines. In the summer of 2001, he began his paperwork to earn the title of a Marine Corps infantry officer.

A few months later, the 9/11 terrorist attacks occurred. Moulton said he signed his military contract the following month.

Read more: ‘Now is not the time for silence’: Lawmaker calls for action after Las Vegas shooting

New York City, September 11, 2001.

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Moulton went on to receive his commission and deployed four times in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom — a war he says, he fundamentally disagrees with and describes as “disastrously poor.”

It was during the first firefight as an infantry platoon leader that he felt truly humbled and witnessed “first-hand how much responsibility I had.”

Moulton fought in two major battles in the Iraq War and was awarded the Bronze Star and the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation medal with accompanying “V” devices for valor. His award citations reportedly included “fearlessly [exposing] himself to enemy fire” after four of his Marines were wounded.

While there are plenty examples of lawmakers embellishing their military record, Moulton continues to underplay his service. During his initial bid for Congress, few people knew of his merit-based awards — including his parents and the majority of his campaign staff, according to The Boston Globe.

Moulton played down his service when asked about his portrait of a war hero: “My heroes are the Marines I’ve served with,” Moulton said to INSIDER. “I just did what thousands of other veterans have done before and after me.”

Following his military contract, Moulton has been an outspoken critic of the Iraq War and joined a bipartisan group of lawmakers to curb the broad funding for the wars against terrorism.

“While I believe that the war was a mistake, I don’t regret doing what I could to serve our country by leading the 36 brave, young Marines in my platoon,” Moulton said in a campaign video in 2013. “I learned what service really means.”

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1st Lt. Seth Moulton, second from the left, during a battle in Najaf, Iraq, August 2004.

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‘It’s time for the generation that fought in Iraq and Afghanistan to take over for the generation who sent us there’

Moulton’s ties to the military didn’t end after the Marine Corps. He carried his experience to Capitol Hill and the House Armed Services Committee, where he believed Congress needed to fill its ranks with more military veterans.

He raised millions of dollars through the Serve America PAC, his veteran-boosting political action committee. Between January 2017 and September 2018, the PAC raised $2 million and was the third-highest Democratic leadership fundraiser, according to POLITICO.

Moulton’s endorsement of “a new generation of leaders” paid off during the 2018 midterm elections. The candidates, many of whom have military or intelligence agency backgrounds, flipped House seats in states like Virginia, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.

“I think we need to give a voice to a new generation of leaders who are stepping up across the country,” Moulton said. “We need more political leaders to put the country before political party. I think that’s what Americans are looking for, and that’s why you saw veterans do so well in the 2018 midterms.”

“We want leaders that we can trust, we want leaders who are going to do the right thing for their country,” Moulton added. “Those who have had experience doing that in the past, literally putting their lives on the line for America, know what public service means.”

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President Donald Trump.

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No better enemy, no worse friend

As a congressman, Moulton considers President Donald Trump’s tenure as commander-in-chief an embarrassment.

As a retired Marine, he considers it a personal insult.

“I’d love to be on the debate stage with Trump and ask him how his bone spurs are doing,” Moulton said, referring to Trump’s controversial bone spur diagnosis that kept him from serving in the Vietnam War.

Moulton said he disagrees with Trump’s bold claims of having done more to help the military than any previous president.

“He’s not putting America first when he undermines our constitution and our values,” Moulton said to INSIDER. “In fact, he keeps forgetting what America is all about.”

Moulton deferred to the motto of the 1st Marine Division, where he served under the broad leadership of then-Maj. Gen. James Mattis: “Our division motto was ‘no better friend, no worse enemy,’ and this is a motto for our country.”

“But Trump is doing the exact opposite,” Moulton said. “He’s abandoning our friends and allies across the globe. He’s cozying up to some of the worlds worst dictators. And fundamentally, he’s a commander-in-chief that we can’t trust.”

Read more: Marine Corps general reportedly leaked a sensitive memo questioning Trump’s border plan

Republican Sen. John McCain of Arizona walks past the iron bars of a jail cell within ‘Hanoi Hilton’ during a tour.

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One of these friends that Moulton refers to is the late Republican Sen. John McCain of Arizona, the longtime lawmaker whose willingness to work across the political aisle earned him the nickname “Maverick.”

McCain leaves behind a storied legacy following his death from brain cancer — a legacy that spans Congress and the military, where his own tribulations earned him numerous meritorious awards.

“John McCain is an American hero,” Moulton said. “And though I didn’t always agree with him politically, I was proud to work with him to support our country and to support our troops.”

But President Donald Trump continues to disagree with that assessment and hasn’t been shy about his feelings towards McCain. Trump has vexed some of his most ardent supporters, including Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, by continuing to make disparaging comments against the late senator.

“They’re pathetic as usual,” Moulton said of Trump’s attacks. “[McCain] continues to intimidate the president even from the grave.”

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Democratic Rep. Seth Moulton of Massachusetts and Republican Rep. Mike Gallagher of Wisconsin in the Armistice Room between the border of North and South Korea.

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Like many others who have shared their memorable encounters with McCain, Moulton also revealed a special moment with the late senator.

In 2017, Moulton was part of a congressional delegation to the Asia-Pacific. One of his stops included Hoa Lo Prison, also known as Vietnam’s “Hanoi Hilton,” where McCain was subjected to torture and solitary confinement for over five years during the Vietnam War.

McCain paused to deliver a few remarks as the delegation toured the prison.

“At one point, he stopped and talked about how proud he was to serve the country, both in the Navy and in Congress,” Moulton recounted to INSIDER.

McCain then turned and pointed towards Moulton and Rep. Mike Gallagher of Wisconsin, a newly-elected 33-year-old Republican congressman and retired Marine.

McCain’s next words stuck with Moulton ever since: “And there’s a new generation of veterans stepping up to serve as well.”

“I’m just trying to carry on that tradition,” Moulton said.

Read more: The incredible life of John McCain in photos

Rep. Seth Moulton of Massachusetts.

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“There’s other white men running — we have plenty of those”

Moulton still faces a significant hurdle on the road to the Democratic primaries: his candidacy comes at a time when the Democratic field is crowded with political heavyweights.

Two dozen Democrats have announced their candidacies with less than a year away from the Iowa Democratic caucuses in February. Candidates like Democratic Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont, a frontrunner in the 2016 US presidential election, already has a two-month head start and raised $18.2 million in the first six weeks of announcing his campaign.

But Moulton won’t just be running against Democrats with big coffers. The moderate Democrat’s policy proposals are similar to that of his more progressive colleagues — including implementing the Green New Deal, making sweeping changes to the US electoral process, and eliminating the Senate filibuster.

Moulton also faces other candidates with similar backgrounds. Unlike the 2016 Democratic primaries where the only candidate with military experience was former Sen. Jim Webb of Virginia, Moulton has the challenge of distinguishing himself from others veterans:

Former South Bend, Indiana mayor Pete Buttigieg, 37, served in the US Navy Reserve and deployed to Afghanistan as an intelligence officer.

Rep. Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, 38, currently serves in the Hawaii Army National Guard and deployed with a medical unit to Iraq.

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Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Rep. Seth Moulton at a Democratic gala in Indiana, September 14, 2017.

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Moulton, who in recent weeks hosted speaking tours for veterans organizations in New Hampshire, Nevada, and South Carolina, said he bore no grudge against the Democratic candidates.

Moulton particularly has close ties to Buttigieg, who graduated from Harvard three years after he did. (Moulton did not know of Buttigieg when he attended Harvard, but previously appeared at Democratic-sponsored events for Buttigieg in Indiana.)

“I have great respect for all the other candidates who are running,” Moulton said. “But I’m going to leave it to Americans across the country on determining if I can contribute to that conversation in a helpful way.”

Democratic strategists like Rebecca Katz, a former campaign advisor to New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, said Moulton and his policy proposals will have difficulty standing out from the slew of other candidates.

“I think with this many candidates running, you have to make a clear case that if you’re going to enter the race, it’s because you have something,” Katz said. “And I don’t believe [Moulton] has something that the other candidates don’t.”

Katz described Moulton’s résumé as an “amazing personal story” but said it was not enough to distinguish him from other candidates.

“There’s other white men running — we have plenty of those,” Katz said. “There’s other members of Congress. There’s other people who have served. There’s other millennials. What is his case? I don’t know.”

Democratic Rep. Seth Moulton during a campaign event at the Strand Theatre, October 3, 2014 in Boston.

Stephan Savoia/AP

Nathan Ballard, a former spokesman for Sen. John Kerry’s presidential campaign in 2004, had more colorful words for the presidential hopeful: “Moulton is in the bottom tier of candidates. His chances of winning are the same as an asteroid hitting Manhattan, exploding, and scattering pieces of candy all over the Central Park like a giant piñata.”

Moulton’s poll numbers are also indicative of an uphill battle. Based on a recurring series of national surveys, INSIDER was unable to determine the viability of his candidacy. Another Monmouth University poll revealed that 56% of Iowa Democrats who were likely to vote had never heard of him.

“This candidacy has the aroma of a ‘profile-raising’ run,” Ballard said. “Deep down, Moulton knows he is primarily running to boost his [name] for future races.”

Moulton didn’t rule out the possibility of running for higher office in the future, so long as he could continue serving the nation.

“There are always going to be critics in politics,” Moulton said. “I’m going to do what I believe is best for the country.”

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OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform

Thanks for checking out my impartial OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform review. This is Mike Prevatt. Welcome to Https://www.michaelprevattt.com.

I will be scrutinizing Cliff Carrigan's new software program for you. I actually grabbed a copy myself, tested it out for myself, and I've generated a pretty well-formed opinion as a result.

It's difficult to find a perfect software, and this is no exception. I find that OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform has both its good and bad points. More on those soon.

But just so you know, if you go ahead and pick up OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform by going here before the offer expires, I've got a special stack of bonuses for you, which has been designed to make OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform work as well as possible.

Fair enough? Well okay! 

Moving along...

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Review: What Is It Exactly?

This is actually a Cloud Based Software that will operate for you on your Window PC.

Cliff Carrigan actually designed this OTP software for you. It is said to work by clicking a few buttons and having a massive hard core Seo'd website delivering high volumes of traffic to any offer.

Hopefully you can see the power of this functionality.

If I'm not doing a very job of illustrating the functionality (written text doesn't always convey the most accurate picture of what a piece of software actually does), you are encouraged to click this link and watch the demo video. It should help a lot. 

Before you head off to the official site, however, allow me to go ahead and let you know how I feel about the software. After all, you wouldn't be here if you didn't want a genuine review of OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform, so stay with me and you'll receive just that. Let's get to it...

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform: Does It Do What It Says?

As I mentioned earlier, this software is still new to me. So unfortunately, I still haven't gotten all the mileage out of it that I could. On the offer page, however, Cliff Carrigan reveals that Cliff makes about a 30,000 pages in only a few clicks of a button.

When it comes to user-friendliness, Let's go ahead and give it a 9 out of 10 rating. The ability to use it confidently only took me about an hour or so to obtain. Pretty easy. Pretty straightforward.

Are Any Tutorials Included?

There sure are. And they're pretty helpful. Combined with my custom bonuses, these should really help you to get started using the OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Software with a bang!

Soon enough, I'll unveil my fantastic bonus offer. First, I want to discuss the price of this offer, the bonuses which are included, and any n' all upgrades that happen to be available. At that point, we can go ahead and move to the perceived good and the not-so-good... and then, at long last, you'll be presented with my incredible bonus offer.

Let's continue...

So What Is the Price of OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform?

As this review is being written, the front end offer has a 5 day trail run ( for windows PC only) for $17 which gives  full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access. After the trail run is over, you will  Automatically  get billed @ $67 a month. And they will add to the program ongoing updates and all new software. They also offer a REMOTE 1 Level for Apple & PC Friendly. What this includes  full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access REMOTE COMPUTER and all software updates for only $97 /monthly. If you are still looking for more,  they offer the REMOTE 3 which includes full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access 3 REMOTE COMPUTER and all software updates for $127/month. 

This price will very likely be rising, however. As such, if you can still pick it up for anywhere close to this price, it's probably a good idea for you to pick it up now. I mean, it may be worth picking up at a higher price. But the fact remains, if it's still selling for the silly low selling price I just mentioned, you may really want to pick up this software as soon as you can!

What About Bonuses?

There six (6) bonuses listed on the sales page. But like I've stated, this may only be the case as I'm writing this. So I'm going to avoid going into tons of detail, seeing how you can just head over to the OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform sales page and see for yourself what they are, if they're still available.

Besides, I already know that it's MY bonuses that you're REALLY interested in. ;)

We're just about to get into that, actually. But first...

Truly, Mr. Carrigan's main product OUGHTTA generate results in and of itself. What we want to know is... WILL it?

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform... Will OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Do What It Says?

No more foolin' around. Will OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform actually make you more money... and do so with far less effort involved? In all reality... you're the one who will likely determine this. I am pretty compelled by the proof that cliff carrigan shares on the sales page.

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform- What I Like:

Dedicated Support Team

Can easily fit your needs as your company grows.

You can run in batches of 30,000 pages at a time. Amazing

  OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform- What I Don't Like:

The monthly fee

This negative really isn't all that bad. Even still, I'm giving you a few of my best bonuses for taking action today. My bonuses include...

In Box Consultant:

Filter out spam "trigger" words and phrases before emailing your Subscribers. Get better inbox delivery and superior Open rates. Simply run your email through the software first.

 Important Data Saver: Concerned about your most sensitive Passwords and account information being "saved" by your browser and stored who knows where? Encrypt your own data and save securely on your own PC.

 Locust Keyword Tool:

Enter one search term and generate hundreds of related terms to target in your marketing. Great for LSI terms to help rank your web pages, posts and videos.

 Image scraper:

Enter your search term and find hundreds or related images to add to your automated blog posts. Link out to related images in your website builds.

 Cool Title Generator:

Create highly clickable blog post titles, videos titles and email subject lines. Just enter a related keyword and let the software work its magic.

 Youtube URL to HTML Scraper:

Enter your search term and the software finds a ton of related videos on YouTube and formats them into HTML code that you embed into your web pages post. Automated posting just go easier.

Do understand, I honestly want OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform to work for you! That's the purpose that this bonus offer is aiming to serve. I would never try to insult your intelligence by offering you some bogus "$25,000 value" bonus package on a piece of software that sells for only starts at $17.

These types of unrealistically priced bonuses are most frequently made up of outdated PLR nonsense. They're not really created with your success in mind. My awesome bonuses, on the other hand, are. :)

As far as incredibly useful marketing software goes, OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform sure does seem to be a true winner. As such, you may want to purchase it by clicking here without delay. Take heed, you really need to cease this opportunity now, so don't miss out.

I hope you've been well-served by this review. It is my goal to help you to make the best decision that you can make.

Many people invest in money-making software programs, but never actually use the stuff. Very few people take a piece of software and use the thing to earn a profit. Please be one of the rare folks who does.

Scoop up OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform through my link without delay and utilize my special bonuses. This may just change your life.

Thanks for stopping by!

- Mike Prevatt

#instant #seo #mass #page #generator #cliff #carrigan

[precisioninternetmarketing]

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform

Thanks for checking out my impartial OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform review. This is Mike Prevatt. Welcome to Https://www.michaelprevattt.com.

I will be scrutinizing Cliff Carrigan's new software program for you. I actually grabbed a copy myself, tested it out for myself, and I've generated a pretty well-formed opinion as a result.

It's difficult to find a perfect software, and this is no exception. I find that OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform has both its good and bad points. More on those soon.

But just so you know, if you go ahead and pick up OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform by going here before the offer expires, I've got a special stack of bonuses for you, which has been designed to make OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform work as well as possible.

Fair enough? Well okay! 

Moving along...

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Review: What Is It Exactly?

This is actually a Cloud Based Software that will operate for you on your Window PC.

Cliff Carrigan actually designed this OTP software for you. It is said to work by clicking a few buttons and having a massive hard core Seo'd website delivering high volumes of traffic to any offer.

Hopefully you can see the power of this functionality.

If I'm not doing a very job of illustrating the functionality (written text doesn't always convey the most accurate picture of what a piece of software actually does), you are encouraged to click this link and watch the demo video. It should help a lot. 

Before you head off to the official site, however, allow me to go ahead and let you know how I feel about the software. After all, you wouldn't be here if you didn't want a genuine review of OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform, so stay with me and you'll receive just that. Let's get to it...

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform: Does It Do What It Says?

As I mentioned earlier, this software is still new to me. So unfortunately, I still haven't gotten all the mileage out of it that I could. On the offer page, however, Cliff Carrigan reveals that Cliff makes about a 30,000 pages in only a few clicks of a button.

When it comes to user-friendliness, Let's go ahead and give it a 9 out of 10 rating. The ability to use it confidently only took me about an hour or so to obtain. Pretty easy. Pretty straightforward.

Are Any Tutorials Included?

There sure are. And they're pretty helpful. Combined with my custom bonuses, these should really help you to get started using the OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Software with a bang!

Soon enough, I'll unveil my fantastic bonus offer. First, I want to discuss the price of this offer, the bonuses which are included, and any n' all upgrades that happen to be available. At that point, we can go ahead and move to the perceived good and the not-so-good... and then, at long last, you'll be presented with my incredible bonus offer.

Let's continue...

So What Is the Price of OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform?

As this review is being written, the front end offer has a 5 day trail run ( for windows PC only) for $17 which gives  full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access. After the trail run is over, you will  Automatically  get billed @ $67 a month. And they will add to the program ongoing updates and all new software. They also offer a REMOTE 1 Level for Apple & PC Friendly. What this includes  full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access REMOTE COMPUTER and all software updates for only $97 /monthly. If you are still looking for more,  they offer the REMOTE 3 which includes full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access 3 REMOTE COMPUTER and all software updates for $127/month. 

This price will very likely be rising, however. As such, if you can still pick it up for anywhere close to this price, it's probably a good idea for you to pick it up now. I mean, it may be worth picking up at a higher price. But the fact remains, if it's still selling for the silly low selling price I just mentioned, you may really want to pick up this software as soon as you can!

What About Bonuses?

There six (6) bonuses listed on the sales page. But like I've stated, this may only be the case as I'm writing this. So I'm going to avoid going into tons of detail, seeing how you can just head over to the OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform sales page and see for yourself what they are, if they're still available.

Besides, I already know that it's MY bonuses that you're REALLY interested in. ;)

We're just about to get into that, actually. But first...

Truly, Mr. Carrigan's main product OUGHTTA generate results in and of itself. What we want to know is... WILL it?

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform... Will OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Do What It Says?

No more foolin' around. Will OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform actually make you more money... and do so with far less effort involved? In all reality... you're the one who will likely determine this. I am pretty compelled by the proof that cliff carrigan shares on the sales page.

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform- What I Like:

Dedicated Support Team

Can easily fit your needs as your company grows.

You can run in batches of 30,000 pages at a time. Amazing

  OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform- What I Don't Like:

The monthly fee

This negative really isn't all that bad. Even still, I'm giving you a few of my best bonuses for taking action today. My bonuses include...

In Box Consultant:

Filter out spam "trigger" words and phrases before emailing your Subscribers. Get better inbox delivery and superior Open rates. Simply run your email through the software first.

 Important Data Saver: Concerned about your most sensitive Passwords and account information being "saved" by your browser and stored who knows where? Encrypt your own data and save securely on your own PC.

 Locust Keyword Tool:

Enter one search term and generate hundreds of related terms to target in your marketing. Great for LSI terms to help rank your web pages, posts and videos.

 Image scraper:

Enter your search term and find hundreds or related images to add to your automated blog posts. Link out to related images in your website builds.

 Cool Title Generator:

Create highly clickable blog post titles, videos titles and email subject lines. Just enter a related keyword and let the software work its magic.

 Youtube URL to HTML Scraper:

Enter your search term and the software finds a ton of related videos on YouTube and formats them into HTML code that you embed into your web pages post. Automated posting just go easier.

Do understand, I honestly want OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform to work for you! That's the purpose that this bonus offer is aiming to serve. I would never try to insult your intelligence by offering you some bogus "$25,000 value" bonus package on a piece of software that sells for only starts at $17.

These types of unrealistically priced bonuses are most frequently made up of outdated PLR nonsense. They're not really created with your success in mind. My awesome bonuses, on the other hand, are. :)

As far as incredibly useful marketing software goes, OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform sure does seem to be a true winner. As such, you may want to purchase it by clicking here without delay. Take heed, you really need to cease this opportunity now, so don't miss out.

I hope you've been well-served by this review. It is my goal to help you to make the best decision that you can make.

Many people invest in money-making software programs, but never actually use the stuff. Very few people take a piece of software and use the thing to earn a profit. Please be one of the rare folks who does.

Scoop up OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform through my link without delay and utilize my special bonuses. This may just change your life.

Thanks for stopping by!

- Mike Prevatt

#instant #seo #mass #page #generator #cliff #carrigan

[kilburn21954512-blog]

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform

Thanks for checking out my impartial OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform review. This is Mike Prevatt. Welcome to Https://www.michaelprevattt.com.

I will be scrutinizing Cliff Carrigan's new software program for you. I actually grabbed a copy myself, tested it out for myself, and I've generated a pretty well-formed opinion as a result.

It's difficult to find a perfect software, and this is no exception. I find that OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform has both its good and bad points. More on those soon.

But just so you know, if you go ahead and pick up OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform by going here before the offer expires, I've got a special stack of bonuses for you, which has been designed to make OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform work as well as possible.

Fair enough? Well okay! 

Moving along...

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Review: What Is It Exactly?

This is actually a Cloud Based Software that will operate for you on your Window PC.

Cliff Carrigan actually designed this OTP software for you. It is said to work by clicking a few buttons and having a massive hard core Seo'd website delivering high volumes of traffic to any offer.

Hopefully you can see the power of this functionality.

If I'm not doing a very job of illustrating the functionality (written text doesn't always convey the most accurate picture of what a piece of software actually does), you are encouraged to click this link and watch the demo video. It should help a lot. 

Before you head off to the official site, however, allow me to go ahead and let you know how I feel about the software. After all, you wouldn't be here if you didn't want a genuine review of OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform, so stay with me and you'll receive just that. Let's get to it...

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform: Does It Do What It Says?

As I mentioned earlier, this software is still new to me. So unfortunately, I still haven't gotten all the mileage out of it that I could. On the offer page, however, Cliff Carrigan reveals that Cliff makes about a 30,000 pages in only a few clicks of a button.

When it comes to user-friendliness, Let's go ahead and give it a 9 out of 10 rating. The ability to use it confidently only took me about an hour or so to obtain. Pretty easy. Pretty straightforward.

Are Any Tutorials Included?

There sure are. And they're pretty helpful. Combined with my custom bonuses, these should really help you to get started using the OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Software with a bang!

Soon enough, I'll unveil my fantastic bonus offer. First, I want to discuss the price of this offer, the bonuses which are included, and any n' all upgrades that happen to be available. At that point, we can go ahead and move to the perceived good and the not-so-good... and then, at long last, you'll be presented with my incredible bonus offer.

Let's continue...

So What Is the Price of OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform?

As this review is being written, the front end offer has a 5 day trail run ( for windows PC only) for $17 which gives  full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access. After the trail run is over, you will  Automatically  get billed @ $67 a month. And they will add to the program ongoing updates and all new software. They also offer a REMOTE 1 Level for Apple & PC Friendly. What this includes  full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access REMOTE COMPUTER and all software updates for only $97 /monthly. If you are still looking for more,  they offer the REMOTE 3 which includes full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access 3 REMOTE COMPUTER and all software updates for $127/month. 

This price will very likely be rising, however. As such, if you can still pick it up for anywhere close to this price, it's probably a good idea for you to pick it up now. I mean, it may be worth picking up at a higher price. But the fact remains, if it's still selling for the silly low selling price I just mentioned, you may really want to pick up this software as soon as you can!

What About Bonuses?

There six (6) bonuses listed on the sales page. But like I've stated, this may only be the case as I'm writing this. So I'm going to avoid going into tons of detail, seeing how you can just head over to the OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform sales page and see for yourself what they are, if they're still available.

Besides, I already know that it's MY bonuses that you're REALLY interested in. ;)

We're just about to get into that, actually. But first...

Truly, Mr. Carrigan's main product OUGHTTA generate results in and of itself. What we want to know is... WILL it?

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform... Will OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Do What It Says?

No more foolin' around. Will OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform actually make you more money... and do so with far less effort involved? In all reality... you're the one who will likely determine this. I am pretty compelled by the proof that cliff carrigan shares on the sales page.

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform- What I Like:

Dedicated Support Team

Can easily fit your needs as your company grows.

You can run in batches of 30,000 pages at a time. Amazing

  OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform- What I Don't Like:

The monthly fee

This negative really isn't all that bad. Even still, I'm giving you a few of my best bonuses for taking action today. My bonuses include...

In Box Consultant:

Filter out spam "trigger" words and phrases before emailing your Subscribers. Get better inbox delivery and superior Open rates. Simply run your email through the software first.

 Important Data Saver: Concerned about your most sensitive Passwords and account information being "saved" by your browser and stored who knows where? Encrypt your own data and save securely on your own PC.

 Locust Keyword Tool:

Enter one search term and generate hundreds of related terms to target in your marketing. Great for LSI terms to help rank your web pages, posts and videos.

 Image scraper:

Enter your search term and find hundreds or related images to add to your automated blog posts. Link out to related images in your website builds.

 Cool Title Generator:

Create highly clickable blog post titles, videos titles and email subject lines. Just enter a related keyword and let the software work its magic.

 Youtube URL to HTML Scraper:

Enter your search term and the software finds a ton of related videos on YouTube and formats them into HTML code that you embed into your web pages post. Automated posting just go easier.

Do understand, I honestly want OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform to work for you! That's the purpose that this bonus offer is aiming to serve. I would never try to insult your intelligence by offering you some bogus "$25,000 value" bonus package on a piece of software that sells for only starts at $17.

These types of unrealistically priced bonuses are most frequently made up of outdated PLR nonsense. They're not really created with your success in mind. My awesome bonuses, on the other hand, are. :)

As far as incredibly useful marketing software goes, OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform sure does seem to be a true winner. As such, you may want to purchase it by clicking here without delay. Take heed, you really need to cease this opportunity now, so don't miss out.

I hope you've been well-served by this review. It is my goal to help you to make the best decision that you can make.

Many people invest in money-making software programs, but never actually use the stuff. Very few people take a piece of software and use the thing to earn a profit. Please be one of the rare folks who does.

Scoop up OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform through my link without delay and utilize my special bonuses. This may just change your life.

Thanks for stopping by!

- Mike Prevatt

#instant #seo #mass #page #generator #cliff #carrigan

[iams16789520138-blog]

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform

Thanks for checking out my impartial OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform review. This is Mike Prevatt. Welcome to Https://www.michaelprevattt.com.

I will be scrutinizing Cliff Carrigan's new software program for you. I actually grabbed a copy myself, tested it out for myself, and I've generated a pretty well-formed opinion as a result.

It's difficult to find a perfect software, and this is no exception. I find that OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform has both its good and bad points. More on those soon.

But just so you know, if you go ahead and pick up OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform by going here before the offer expires, I've got a special stack of bonuses for you, which has been designed to make OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform work as well as possible.

Fair enough? Well okay! 

Moving along...

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Review: What Is It Exactly?

This is actually a Cloud Based Software that will operate for you on your Window PC.

Cliff Carrigan actually designed this OTP software for you. It is said to work by clicking a few buttons and having a massive hard core Seo'd website delivering high volumes of traffic to any offer.

Hopefully you can see the power of this functionality.

If I'm not doing a very job of illustrating the functionality (written text doesn't always convey the most accurate picture of what a piece of software actually does), you are encouraged to click this link and watch the demo video. It should help a lot. 

Before you head off to the official site, however, allow me to go ahead and let you know how I feel about the software. After all, you wouldn't be here if you didn't want a genuine review of OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform, so stay with me and you'll receive just that. Let's get to it...

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform: Does It Do What It Says?

As I mentioned earlier, this software is still new to me. So unfortunately, I still haven't gotten all the mileage out of it that I could. On the offer page, however, Cliff Carrigan reveals that Cliff makes about a 30,000 pages in only a few clicks of a button.

When it comes to user-friendliness, Let's go ahead and give it a 9 out of 10 rating. The ability to use it confidently only took me about an hour or so to obtain. Pretty easy. Pretty straightforward.

Are Any Tutorials Included?

There sure are. And they're pretty helpful. Combined with my custom bonuses, these should really help you to get started using the OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Software with a bang!

Soon enough, I'll unveil my fantastic bonus offer. First, I want to discuss the price of this offer, the bonuses which are included, and any n' all upgrades that happen to be available. At that point, we can go ahead and move to the perceived good and the not-so-good... and then, at long last, you'll be presented with my incredible bonus offer.

Let's continue...

So What Is the Price of OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform?

As this review is being written, the front end offer has a 5 day trail run ( for windows PC only) for $17 which gives  full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access. After the trail run is over, you will  Automatically  get billed @ $67 a month. And they will add to the program ongoing updates and all new software. They also offer a REMOTE 1 Level for Apple & PC Friendly. What this includes  full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access REMOTE COMPUTER and all software updates for only $97 /monthly. If you are still looking for more,  they offer the REMOTE 3 which includes full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access 3 REMOTE COMPUTER and all software updates for $127/month. 

This price will very likely be rising, however. As such, if you can still pick it up for anywhere close to this price, it's probably a good idea for you to pick it up now. I mean, it may be worth picking up at a higher price. But the fact remains, if it's still selling for the silly low selling price I just mentioned, you may really want to pick up this software as soon as you can!

What About Bonuses?

There six (6) bonuses listed on the sales page. But like I've stated, this may only be the case as I'm writing this. So I'm going to avoid going into tons of detail, seeing how you can just head over to the OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform sales page and see for yourself what they are, if they're still available.

Besides, I already know that it's MY bonuses that you're REALLY interested in. ;)

We're just about to get into that, actually. But first...

Truly, Mr. Carrigan's main product OUGHTTA generate results in and of itself. What we want to know is... WILL it?

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform... Will OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Do What It Says?

No more foolin' around. Will OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform actually make you more money... and do so with far less effort involved? In all reality... you're the one who will likely determine this. I am pretty compelled by the proof that cliff carrigan shares on the sales page.

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform- What I Like:

Dedicated Support Team

Can easily fit your needs as your company grows.

You can run in batches of 30,000 pages at a time. Amazing

  OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform- What I Don't Like:

The monthly fee

This negative really isn't all that bad. Even still, I'm giving you a few of my best bonuses for taking action today. My bonuses include...

In Box Consultant:

Filter out spam "trigger" words and phrases before emailing your Subscribers. Get better inbox delivery and superior Open rates. Simply run your email through the software first.

 Important Data Saver: Concerned about your most sensitive Passwords and account information being "saved" by your browser and stored who knows where? Encrypt your own data and save securely on your own PC.

 Locust Keyword Tool:

Enter one search term and generate hundreds of related terms to target in your marketing. Great for LSI terms to help rank your web pages, posts and videos.

 Image scraper:

Enter your search term and find hundreds or related images to add to your automated blog posts. Link out to related images in your website builds.

 Cool Title Generator:

Create highly clickable blog post titles, videos titles and email subject lines. Just enter a related keyword and let the software work its magic.

 Youtube URL to HTML Scraper:

Enter your search term and the software finds a ton of related videos on YouTube and formats them into HTML code that you embed into your web pages post. Automated posting just go easier.

Do understand, I honestly want OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform to work for you! That's the purpose that this bonus offer is aiming to serve. I would never try to insult your intelligence by offering you some bogus "$25,000 value" bonus package on a piece of software that sells for only starts at $17.

These types of unrealistically priced bonuses are most frequently made up of outdated PLR nonsense. They're not really created with your success in mind. My awesome bonuses, on the other hand, are. :)

As far as incredibly useful marketing software goes, OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform sure does seem to be a true winner. As such, you may want to purchase it by clicking here without delay. Take heed, you really need to cease this opportunity now, so don't miss out.

I hope you've been well-served by this review. It is my goal to help you to make the best decision that you can make.

Many people invest in money-making software programs, but never actually use the stuff. Very few people take a piece of software and use the thing to earn a profit. Please be one of the rare folks who does.

Scoop up OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform through my link without delay and utilize my special bonuses. This may just change your life.

Thanks for stopping by!

- Mike Prevatt

#instant #seo #mass #page #generator #cliff #carrigan

[moulton77456774-blog]

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform

Thanks for checking out my impartial OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform review. This is Mike Prevatt. Welcome to Https://www.michaelprevattt.com.

I will be scrutinizing Cliff Carrigan's new software program for you. I actually grabbed a copy myself, tested it out for myself, and I've generated a pretty well-formed opinion as a result.

It's difficult to find a perfect software, and this is no exception. I find that OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform has both its good and bad points. More on those soon.

But just so you know, if you go ahead and pick up OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform by going here before the offer expires, I've got a special stack of bonuses for you, which has been designed to make OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform work as well as possible.

Fair enough? Well okay! 

Moving along...

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Review: What Is It Exactly?

This is actually a Cloud Based Software that will operate for you on your Window PC.

Cliff Carrigan actually designed this OTP software for you. It is said to work by clicking a few buttons and having a massive hard core Seo'd website delivering high volumes of traffic to any offer.

Hopefully you can see the power of this functionality.

If I'm not doing a very job of illustrating the functionality (written text doesn't always convey the most accurate picture of what a piece of software actually does), you are encouraged to click this link and watch the demo video. It should help a lot. 

Before you head off to the official site, however, allow me to go ahead and let you know how I feel about the software. After all, you wouldn't be here if you didn't want a genuine review of OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform, so stay with me and you'll receive just that. Let's get to it...

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform: Does It Do What It Says?

As I mentioned earlier, this software is still new to me. So unfortunately, I still haven't gotten all the mileage out of it that I could. On the offer page, however, Cliff Carrigan reveals that Cliff makes about a 30,000 pages in only a few clicks of a button.

When it comes to user-friendliness, Let's go ahead and give it a 9 out of 10 rating. The ability to use it confidently only took me about an hour or so to obtain. Pretty easy. Pretty straightforward.

Are Any Tutorials Included?

There sure are. And they're pretty helpful. Combined with my custom bonuses, these should really help you to get started using the OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Software with a bang!

Soon enough, I'll unveil my fantastic bonus offer. First, I want to discuss the price of this offer, the bonuses which are included, and any n' all upgrades that happen to be available. At that point, we can go ahead and move to the perceived good and the not-so-good... and then, at long last, you'll be presented with my incredible bonus offer.

Let's continue...

So What Is the Price of OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform?

As this review is being written, the front end offer has a 5 day trail run ( for windows PC only) for $17 which gives  full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access. After the trail run is over, you will  Automatically  get billed @ $67 a month. And they will add to the program ongoing updates and all new software. They also offer a REMOTE 1 Level for Apple & PC Friendly. What this includes  full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access REMOTE COMPUTER and all software updates for only $97 /monthly. If you are still looking for more,  they offer the REMOTE 3 which includes full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access 3 REMOTE COMPUTER and all software updates for $127/month. 

This price will very likely be rising, however. As such, if you can still pick it up for anywhere close to this price, it's probably a good idea for you to pick it up now. I mean, it may be worth picking up at a higher price. But the fact remains, if it's still selling for the silly low selling price I just mentioned, you may really want to pick up this software as soon as you can!

What About Bonuses?

There six (6) bonuses listed on the sales page. But like I've stated, this may only be the case as I'm writing this. So I'm going to avoid going into tons of detail, seeing how you can just head over to the OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform sales page and see for yourself what they are, if they're still available.

Besides, I already know that it's MY bonuses that you're REALLY interested in. ;)

We're just about to get into that, actually. But first...

Truly, Mr. Carrigan's main product OUGHTTA generate results in and of itself. What we want to know is... WILL it?

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform... Will OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Do What It Says?

No more foolin' around. Will OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform actually make you more money... and do so with far less effort involved? In all reality... you're the one who will likely determine this. I am pretty compelled by the proof that cliff carrigan shares on the sales page.

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform- What I Like:

Dedicated Support Team

Can easily fit your needs as your company grows.

You can run in batches of 30,000 pages at a time. Amazing

  OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform- What I Don't Like:

The monthly fee

This negative really isn't all that bad. Even still, I'm giving you a few of my best bonuses for taking action today. My bonuses include...

In Box Consultant:

Filter out spam "trigger" words and phrases before emailing your Subscribers. Get better inbox delivery and superior Open rates. Simply run your email through the software first.

 Important Data Saver: Concerned about your most sensitive Passwords and account information being "saved" by your browser and stored who knows where? Encrypt your own data and save securely on your own PC.

 Locust Keyword Tool:

Enter one search term and generate hundreds of related terms to target in your marketing. Great for LSI terms to help rank your web pages, posts and videos.

 Image scraper:

Enter your search term and find hundreds or related images to add to your automated blog posts. Link out to related images in your website builds.

 Cool Title Generator:

Create highly clickable blog post titles, videos titles and email subject lines. Just enter a related keyword and let the software work its magic.

 Youtube URL to HTML Scraper:

Enter your search term and the software finds a ton of related videos on YouTube and formats them into HTML code that you embed into your web pages post. Automated posting just go easier.

Do understand, I honestly want OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform to work for you! That's the purpose that this bonus offer is aiming to serve. I would never try to insult your intelligence by offering you some bogus "$25,000 value" bonus package on a piece of software that sells for only starts at $17.

These types of unrealistically priced bonuses are most frequently made up of outdated PLR nonsense. They're not really created with your success in mind. My awesome bonuses, on the other hand, are. :)

As far as incredibly useful marketing software goes, OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform sure does seem to be a true winner. As such, you may want to purchase it by clicking here without delay. Take heed, you really need to cease this opportunity now, so don't miss out.

I hope you've been well-served by this review. It is my goal to help you to make the best decision that you can make.

Many people invest in money-making software programs, but never actually use the stuff. Very few people take a piece of software and use the thing to earn a profit. Please be one of the rare folks who does.

Scoop up OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform through my link without delay and utilize my special bonuses. This may just change your life.

Thanks for stopping by!

- Mike Prevatt

#instant #seo #mass #page #generator #cliff #carrigan

[eddycurrents]

For the week of 9 October 2017

My favourites this week are both endings; Rocket #6 by Al Ewing and Adam Gorham and The Woods #36 by James Tynion IV and Michael Dialynas. Published by Marvel and BOOM! Studios.

Since at least the “Grounded” relaunch/expansion of the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise titles, Marvel has been producing some extremely high quality, well-written, beautifully-illustrated series that I always feel cheated out of when they’re “cancelled” instead of rightfully referred to as limited series. Particularly those of these last two groupings including Star-Lord, Gamora, I Am Groot, and the two excellent Rocket Raccoon series, first Matthew Rosenberg and Jorge Coelho’s Rocket Raccoon, and now this, Al Ewing and Adam Gorham’s Rocket, which I’d wager could possibly be the best Rocket Raccoon series since Bill Mantlo and Mike Mignola’s series back in 1985 (which this series references and draws from).

Al Ewing crafted an interesting story with "The Blue River Score”, layering it in the genre trappings of a hard-boiled caper, including the typical hard-hitting narration of a Raymond Chandler or Richard Stark novel, a femme fatale in Otta Spice, and an impossible heist, and then mixing it with colourful “obscurish” Marvel characters like the members of Technet and setting it across the backdrop of the more zany corners of Marvel’s cosmos.

Rocket #6 even brings it back around to the original Rocket Raccoon mini-series and Rocket’s old continuity, behaviour, and such with the correlation a lot of people were probably wondering about regarding Otta and Rocket’s otter-love, Lylla, being revealed here as one and the same. Not only does it add Ewing’s penchant for mining the depths of continuity for story payoffs and inspiration, but it also makes the story resonate a bit more with emotional impact.

Adam Gorham’s artwork is wonderful. He excels at drawing strange and wonderful creatures, but also has an added roughness, a scratchiness to his linework that perfectly fits the hard-boiled narrative. His overall design sense, from page layout to panel transitions also make this fun to read. There appears to be extensive thought that’s going into how the story is being told, from both Ewing and Gorham, and it results in an immensely enjoyable comic.

Particularly, I think more comics, not just crime comics like Rocket here or much of Ed Brubaker’s work, could do with a “prose gutter”. I highly recommend this to people who love off-beat crime comics.

The Woods #36 is the conclusion to a series that has dabbled in horror, fantasy, and sci-fi, but at its heart has always been a coming of age tale centred around the kids who had their whole world upended by being stolen away to a strange and dangerous realm on the other side of the universe. The ending is suitably epic as the former children show that they’ve truly grown and matured as they fight to find their way home.

Michael Dialynas has been delivering some incredible art since the series began, but these last few issues have been truly breathtaking. The double-page spreads this issue alone, juxtaposing two different types of battle going on are a treat, showing an ability to make both the quiet character moments and the high action compelling and interesting visually.

The story James Tynion IV has been telling is largely one about growth and change, of transformation through adversity, and occasionally needing to fail. The finale throws the biggest roadblocks and gives the opportunity to show how far the characters have come since that first issue, even antagonists like Adrian get a chance to shine.

This issue also shows how seamlessly Dialynas and Tynion have grown as collaborators. The scene between Isaac and Ben works well both in dialogue and in art, giving a huge emotional impact both in how it appears and in the heartfelt conversation.

Overall, this has been a great series and this is a very satisfying conclusion.

Quick Bits:

Atomahawk #0 collects the shorts that ran previously in Heavy Metal. While a new series is being published in Image+, this is a good time to pick up what came earlier in one place. Aside from just a balls to wall story from Donny Cates, Ian Bederman’s art remains phenomenal. His style reminds me a lot of Peter Kuper and the way that he constructs his characters, action, and page layouts are just fantastic. Highly recommend this special and the serial in Image+.

| Published by Image

Babyteeth #5 gives us one of those game-changing reveals that Donny Cates should be known for producing now based on at the very least Redneck and God Country. Sadie’s world just got a whole lot bigger and a whole lot stranger as she starts getting clued in to what’s going on with her and her baby.

| Published by AfterShock

Birthright #27 reminds me that I probably don’t talk about the colourists enough. Take, for instance, Adriano Lucas’ work here. Andrei Bressan’s linework would still look good, but it’s Lucas’ colours that really elevate the story and put us in a more magical reality with a shift here from standard “realistic” colours to the brighter, softer, and more colourful world inside a more fantastical realm. It just shows the impact that the colourist has on the overall tone and atmosphere of the book.

| Published by Image / Skybound

Daredevil #27 continues the twisting arc of DD’s mentoring of Blindspot since the beginning of this volume. Charles Soule gives us a more thorough backstory for Blindspot and reveals what has happened since the “Dark Art” story-arc. It’s pretty...um...dark.

| Published by Marvel

The Dying & The Dead #6 is still the most beautiful, possibly inscrutable, hidden history comic being published. 

| Published by Image

The Family Trade #1 is something different. And pretty fantastic. The premise and setting of the Float, a kind of extension of some of the politics of the Italian city-states during the time of the Renaissance, is brilliant, serving as a perfect backdrop to the populist political allegory that Justin Jordan and Nikki Reed are presenting here. The characters, and the idea of a family of assassins meant to keep society in check is also compelling, particularly the lead, (Jessa Wynn, who I’m fairly sure isn’t even named in the first issue, I grabbed it from the solicitation info), in her somewhat bumbling way.

Morgan Beem’s art also adds greatly to the overall feel and tone of this world. She has an art style that looks highly influenced by European artists, with a soft watercolour palette atop, achieving a very distinctive look for the comic.

Oh, and there’s “talking” cats. Every book should have talking cats. Every one.

| Published by Image

GI Joe #9 concludes this volume from Aubrey Sitterson and Giannis Milonogiannis. The end features some really nice action in the art from Milonogiannis. It’s nice to also get another series up to speed finally for the First Strike crossover, even though the GI Joe: First Strike comic that also comes after this series is already out. ROM looks like it’s the only hold out still before I can finally start reading that. The other highlight of this issue being the revelation of the new Cobra Commander.

| Published by IDW

God Complex: Dogma #1 is an impressive looking comic. The artwork from Hendry Prasetya is slick and layered in thick solid blacks, highly suitable to the futuristic mystery presented in the story, which is then elevated by the colours and sheen that Jessica Kholinne adds on top. Visually, it perfectly evokes that kind of Blade Runner feel. 

The story is also pretty interesting, Paul Jenkins hooks us fairly well with the murder and mystery of the Church of Trinity. The mix of a mysterious, possibly fictitious “one god” and the real, tangible deities of Delphi’s Rulers is something we’ve seen variations on before, but it’s still a compelling examination of faith vs. direct knowledge. The world, based on Glitch’s toy line, is fairly broad. The lead, Seneca, serves as a bridge between the two aspects and Jenkins delivers a little twist on the narrative partway through that has you reexamine the narration itself, making you go back and re-read the comic in that different light.

| Published by Image / Top Cow - Glitch

Grass Kings #8 focuses on Pike and his backstory, giving depth to the Grass Kingdom’s man of few words. In addition to his history, it also serves as a broadening of the mystery of the potential serial killer among the people, showing the other perspective of the conversation from last issue regarding Ms. Handel’s “suicide”, making us question even more.

| Published by BOOM! Studios

Harbinger Renegade #8 finally gives us the reunion of Kris and her parents, a plotline dating back right to the first story-arc. As has been the case for much of this series, it’s not exactly pleasant. It is, however, still satisfying and probably one of the happier moments in the series, even if bittersweet. The push towards Harbinger Wars 2 is also more apparent, with a drive for a Renegade army and training becoming more imperative. Animalia is also one scary little kid.

| Published by Valiant

Harrow County #26 is heartbreaking, even if you’ve grown to hate the character who dies this issue, it’s still heartbreaking. Kammi’s assault on Emmy’s life, friends, and whole world grows this issue, even with the devastating blow in the beginning of the issue, and it raises the question as to how far Kammi is going to take it, how much more loss the series is going to deliver, and what it might drive Emmy to do. Cullen Bunn and Tyler Crook are firing on all cylinders with this arc.

| Published by Dark Horse

Hulk #11 is another dramatic shift in tone, suddenly reintroducing Jen’s ability to break the fourth wall, hitting for a story that is more humorous in tone, and in some cases being silly, as the last issue before the Marvel Legacy “relaunch” back to She-Hulk and legacy issue number. Personally, I’m not sure I like it. It’s by no means bad, but it’s still a dramatic departure from the more serious “Deconstructed” arc and continuing with the more ridiculous aspects of the last arc with the food vloggers. It works for what it’s going for, recapturing some of the humour that previous incarnations of She-Hulk have presented, I just find it a bit of a jarring change.

| Published by Marvel

Jimmy’s Bastards #4 finally clues in the leads as to what we’ve known since the announcement of the series. This issue also hammers home that I think the wider joke of Garth Ennis’ black humour and piss-take of current identity politics is missing the mark.

| Published by AfterShock

Mech Cadet Yu #3 is still every bit as fun and heartfelt as the previous two issues, this remains an incredible all ages story with giant robots and invading bugs. Greg Pak has created a character in Stanford Yu that you just can’t help but smile at his stumbles and achievements, so incredibly likeable that you want to read more as soon as the issue’s finished. Takeshi Miyazawa also gets to reveal the Sharg this issue, setting up what looks like a battle between the cadets and the monsters for next issue.

| Published by BOOM! Studios

Noble #5 is my first issue of this series and I feel in a similar position to ostensibly the POV character, Astrid Allen, a little in the dark. Brandon Thomas uses an unreliable narrator in Lorena Payan explaining to Astrid what has been going on with her husband, the titular Noble, and the changes that have turned him into a superhero and it’s fairly compelling. Certainly enough that I decided to pre-order the Noble: God Shots book out later this month collecting the first four issues. I wonder how this issue’s reality and the previous issues will align. The artwork from Jamal Igle is a high point. The action scenes of Noble trying to save a commercial airliner are particularly well done.

I also have to say that how they’re numbering these books is also interesting. They’ve got a main issue number for the overall series, but they’ve also got a volume and issue number for story-arc/trade as this is Volume 2, Number 1. It makes story delineations fairly easy to see where breaks and potential jumping-on points occur.

| Published by Lion Forge / Catalyst Prime

Optimus Prime #11 begins the “Primeless” arc, acting as a kind of non-branded tie-in to the First Strike event, covering what’s happening to the Cybertronians on Earth cut-off from Cybertron and left in the dark. I haven’t begun reading the First Strike crossover yet, as I’m still waiting for the last issue of ROM to land to be up to speed, but it doesn’t feel as though I’m missing anything here having not read it yet. In fact, in some ways, it puts me in a similar position to the characters in the book as I don’t know what’s happening either. In any event, John Barber does a good job of ratcheting up the tension between the different factions on Earth and amongst the rest of the Council of Worlds. I also need to reiterate that there really should be at the very least a Thundercracker mini-series.

| Published by IDW

Redlands #3 shifts point of view to Laurent, a bounty hunter without a license, gator man, and apparent lover of Bridget of the coven, who was introduced as a prisoner in the first issue. I really like how Jordie Bellaire is telling this story, in somewhat non-linear waves that keep rippling outward introducing new characters and interactions while still advancing the overall plot. The epistolary backmatter of clippings of gator man sightings and how to field dress a deer are also interesting touches. It adds a nice depth to the world.

And as since the first issue Vanessa Del Rey’s artwork is incredible. Dark, moody, and at turns erotic. This book is pretty much as sensual as it is horrific and bloody, and I think that’s a very welcome choice from Bellaire and Del Rey for this story.

| Published by Image

Retcon #2 is still...something. Between the first two issues, we’ve got some kind of government conspiracy involving black ops superhuman/magic-user teams. That seems pretty straight-forward and is fairly interesting. The problem is that the interviews and backmatter with the creators imply that they’re doing something else with the series and that just doesn’t come through in the narrative. So, if you’re looking for something that kind of taps the same vein as Doom Patrol meets Automatic Kafka, this is up your alley.

| Published by Image

Royal City #6 kicks off a new arc set in 1993, delving into the teenage years of the Pike children, back when Tommy was still alive. Jeff Lemire’s story gets more layers to it as it shows the personalities of the children in their genesis, and starts easily putting together some of the pieces as to what we’re going to see happen in the first arc, including Richie’s girlfriend, Tara’s relationship with Steve, their mother’s affair, and maybe what happened to Tommy. Lemire is great at weird, and great at small town family dynamics, and this series puts them all together in a beautiful illusory package.

| Published by Image

Sheena: Queen of the Jungle #2 adds some more depth to the story and more mysteries as Sheena chances upon the guy who’s been watching with drones and the two of them stumble upon unknown ancient temples in the jungle. Marguerite Bennett and Christina Trujillo are still treading common ground, but it’s still entertaining and they’ve managed to make Sheena a fairly interesting character in her own right, and, with Moritat’s art, great to look at.

| Published by Dynamite

Star Wars: Doctor Aphra #13 concludes the “Enormous Profit” arc and with it Kieron Gillen & Kev Walker’s run on the title. Gillen will apparently be back to co-write the next issue before fully transitioning to the main Star Wars title and I’m not sure what Walker is doing next. Suitably this issue features some nice action, some duplicitous intrigue, and the trademark sardonic humour. What the murderbots, Triple-Zero and BeeTee-One, have up their sleeves after being unshackled of morality earlier in this arc is a frightening prospect.

| Published by Marvel

Wormwood - Gentleman Corpse: Mr. Wormwood Goes to Washington #1 brings back Ben Templesmith’s comedy horror opus to tackle corruption in politics and it’s a very welcome return. It’s ridiculous, it’s over the top, and it’s actually scary that the bigoted plutocrat scrambling for more power in politics is now a believable reality and not just a caricature.

| Published by IDW

Other Highlights: All-New Wolverine #25, Alters #7, Amazing Spider-Man #789, Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #12, Baking with Kafka, Black Science #32, Defenders #6, Despicable Deadpool #287, Eternal Empire #5, Falcon #1, First Strike #5, Inhumans: Once & Future Kings #3, Lazaretto #2, Runaways #2, Sacred Creatures #4, Scales & Scoundrels #2, Slam!: The Next Jam #2, Star Trek: Boldly Go #12, The Unbelievable Gwenpool #21, Uncanny Avengers #27, The Wicked & The Divine #32, X-Men Blue #13 

Recommended Collections: Animosity - Volume Two, Black Cloud - Volume One: No Exit, Coady & The Creepies, Harrow County - Volume Six: Hedge Magic, Ladycastle, Low - Volume Four: Outer Aspects of Inner Attitudes, Secret Warriors - Volume One: Secret Empire, Seven to Eternity - Volume Two, Star Wars: Screaming Citadel, TMNT Universe - Volume Two: New Strangeness

d. emerson eddy can both walk and chew gum. If he tries really hard, sometimes he can even achieve both at the same time. But only sometimes.

#This Week in Comics #Rocket 6 #Al Ewing #Adam Gorham #The Woods 36 #James Tynion IV #Michael Dialynas

[miller42667415-blog]

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform

Thanks for checking out my impartial OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform review. This is Mike Prevatt. Welcome to Https://www.michaelprevattt.com.

I will be scrutinizing Cliff Carrigan's new software program for you. I actually grabbed a copy myself, tested it out for myself, and I've generated a pretty well-formed opinion as a result.

It's difficult to find a perfect software, and this is no exception. I find that OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform has both its good and bad points. More on those soon.

But just so you know, if you go ahead and pick up OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform by going here before the offer expires, I've got a special stack of bonuses for you, which has been designed to make OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform work as well as possible.

Fair enough? Well okay! 

Moving along...

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Review: What Is It Exactly?

This is actually a Cloud Based Software that will operate for you on your Window PC.

Cliff Carrigan actually designed this OTP software for you. It is said to work by clicking a few buttons and having a massive hard core Seo'd website delivering high volumes of traffic to any offer.

Hopefully you can see the power of this functionality.

If I'm not doing a very job of illustrating the functionality (written text doesn't always convey the most accurate picture of what a piece of software actually does), you are encouraged to click this link and watch the demo video. It should help a lot. 

Before you head off to the official site, however, allow me to go ahead and let you know how I feel about the software. After all, you wouldn't be here if you didn't want a genuine review of OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform, so stay with me and you'll receive just that. Let's get to it...

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform: Does It Do What It Says?

As I mentioned earlier, this software is still new to me. So unfortunately, I still haven't gotten all the mileage out of it that I could. On the offer page, however, Cliff Carrigan reveals that Cliff makes about a 30,000 pages in only a few clicks of a button.

When it comes to user-friendliness, Let's go ahead and give it a 9 out of 10 rating. The ability to use it confidently only took me about an hour or so to obtain. Pretty easy. Pretty straightforward.

Are Any Tutorials Included?

There sure are. And they're pretty helpful. Combined with my custom bonuses, these should really help you to get started using the OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Software with a bang!

Soon enough, I'll unveil my fantastic bonus offer. First, I want to discuss the price of this offer, the bonuses which are included, and any n' all upgrades that happen to be available. At that point, we can go ahead and move to the perceived good and the not-so-good... and then, at long last, you'll be presented with my incredible bonus offer.

Let's continue...

So What Is the Price of OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform?

As this review is being written, the front end offer has a 5 day trail run ( for windows PC only) for $17 which gives  full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access. After the trail run is over, you will  Automatically  get billed @ $67 a month. And they will add to the program ongoing updates and all new software. They also offer a REMOTE 1 Level for Apple & PC Friendly. What this includes  full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access REMOTE COMPUTER and all software updates for only $97 /monthly. If you are still looking for more,  they offer the REMOTE 3 which includes full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access 3 REMOTE COMPUTER and all software updates for $127/month. 

This price will very likely be rising, however. As such, if you can still pick it up for anywhere close to this price, it's probably a good idea for you to pick it up now. I mean, it may be worth picking up at a higher price. But the fact remains, if it's still selling for the silly low selling price I just mentioned, you may really want to pick up this software as soon as you can!

What About Bonuses?

There six (6) bonuses listed on the sales page. But like I've stated, this may only be the case as I'm writing this. So I'm going to avoid going into tons of detail, seeing how you can just head over to the OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform sales page and see for yourself what they are, if they're still available.

Besides, I already know that it's MY bonuses that you're REALLY interested in. ;)

We're just about to get into that, actually. But first...

Truly, Mr. Carrigan's main product OUGHTTA generate results in and of itself. What we want to know is... WILL it?

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform... Will OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Do What It Says?

No more foolin' around. Will OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform actually make you more money... and do so with far less effort involved? In all reality... you're the one who will likely determine this. I am pretty compelled by the proof that cliff carrigan shares on the sales page.

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform- What I Like:

Dedicated Support Team

Can easily fit your needs as your company grows.

You can run in batches of 30,000 pages at a time. Amazing

  OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform- What I Don't Like:

The monthly fee

This negative really isn't all that bad. Even still, I'm giving you a few of my best bonuses for taking action today. My bonuses include...

In Box Consultant:

Filter out spam "trigger" words and phrases before emailing your Subscribers. Get better inbox delivery and superior Open rates. Simply run your email through the software first.

 Important Data Saver: Concerned about your most sensitive Passwords and account information being "saved" by your browser and stored who knows where? Encrypt your own data and save securely on your own PC.

 Locust Keyword Tool:

Enter one search term and generate hundreds of related terms to target in your marketing. Great for LSI terms to help rank your web pages, posts and videos.

 Image scraper:

Enter your search term and find hundreds or related images to add to your automated blog posts. Link out to related images in your website builds.

 Cool Title Generator:

Create highly clickable blog post titles, videos titles and email subject lines. Just enter a related keyword and let the software work its magic.

 Youtube URL to HTML Scraper:

Enter your search term and the software finds a ton of related videos on YouTube and formats them into HTML code that you embed into your web pages post. Automated posting just go easier.

Do understand, I honestly want OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform to work for you! That's the purpose that this bonus offer is aiming to serve. I would never try to insult your intelligence by offering you some bogus "$25,000 value" bonus package on a piece of software that sells for only starts at $17.

These types of unrealistically priced bonuses are most frequently made up of outdated PLR nonsense. They're not really created with your success in mind. My awesome bonuses, on the other hand, are. :)

As far as incredibly useful marketing software goes, OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform sure does seem to be a true winner. As such, you may want to purchase it by clicking here without delay. Take heed, you really need to cease this opportunity now, so don't miss out.

I hope you've been well-served by this review. It is my goal to help you to make the best decision that you can make.

Many people invest in money-making software programs, but never actually use the stuff. Very few people take a piece of software and use the thing to earn a profit. Please be one of the rare folks who does.

Scoop up OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform through my link without delay and utilize my special bonuses. This may just change your life.

Thanks for stopping by!

- Mike Prevatt

#instant #seo #mass #page #generator #cliff #carrigan

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OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform

Thanks for checking out my impartial OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform review. This is Mike Prevatt. Welcome to Https://www.michaelprevattt.com.

I will be scrutinizing Cliff Carrigan's new software program for you. I actually grabbed a copy myself, tested it out for myself, and I've generated a pretty well-formed opinion as a result.

It's difficult to find a perfect software, and this is no exception. I find that OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform has both its good and bad points. More on those soon.

But just so you know, if you go ahead and pick up OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform by going here before the offer expires, I've got a special stack of bonuses for you, which has been designed to make OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform work as well as possible.

Fair enough? Well okay! 

Moving along...

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Review: What Is It Exactly?

This is actually a Cloud Based Software that will operate for you on your Window PC.

Cliff Carrigan actually designed this OTP software for you. It is said to work by clicking a few buttons and having a massive hard core Seo'd website delivering high volumes of traffic to any offer.

Hopefully you can see the power of this functionality.

If I'm not doing a very job of illustrating the functionality (written text doesn't always convey the most accurate picture of what a piece of software actually does), you are encouraged to click this link and watch the demo video. It should help a lot. 

Before you head off to the official site, however, allow me to go ahead and let you know how I feel about the software. After all, you wouldn't be here if you didn't want a genuine review of OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform, so stay with me and you'll receive just that. Let's get to it...

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform: Does It Do What It Says?

As I mentioned earlier, this software is still new to me. So unfortunately, I still haven't gotten all the mileage out of it that I could. On the offer page, however, Cliff Carrigan reveals that Cliff makes about a 30,000 pages in only a few clicks of a button.

When it comes to user-friendliness, Let's go ahead and give it a 9 out of 10 rating. The ability to use it confidently only took me about an hour or so to obtain. Pretty easy. Pretty straightforward.

Are Any Tutorials Included?

There sure are. And they're pretty helpful. Combined with my custom bonuses, these should really help you to get started using the OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Software with a bang!

Soon enough, I'll unveil my fantastic bonus offer. First, I want to discuss the price of this offer, the bonuses which are included, and any n' all upgrades that happen to be available. At that point, we can go ahead and move to the perceived good and the not-so-good... and then, at long last, you'll be presented with my incredible bonus offer.

Let's continue...

So What Is the Price of OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform?

As this review is being written, the front end offer has a 5 day trail run ( for windows PC only) for $17 which gives  full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access. After the trail run is over, you will  Automatically  get billed @ $67 a month. And they will add to the program ongoing updates and all new software. They also offer a REMOTE 1 Level for Apple & PC Friendly. What this includes  full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access REMOTE COMPUTER and all software updates for only $97 /monthly. If you are still looking for more,  they offer the REMOTE 3 which includes full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access 3 REMOTE COMPUTER and all software updates for $127/month. 

This price will very likely be rising, however. As such, if you can still pick it up for anywhere close to this price, it's probably a good idea for you to pick it up now. I mean, it may be worth picking up at a higher price. But the fact remains, if it's still selling for the silly low selling price I just mentioned, you may really want to pick up this software as soon as you can!

What About Bonuses?

There six (6) bonuses listed on the sales page. But like I've stated, this may only be the case as I'm writing this. So I'm going to avoid going into tons of detail, seeing how you can just head over to the OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform sales page and see for yourself what they are, if they're still available.

Besides, I already know that it's MY bonuses that you're REALLY interested in. ;)

We're just about to get into that, actually. But first...

Truly, Mr. Carrigan's main product OUGHTTA generate results in and of itself. What we want to know is... WILL it?

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform... Will OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Do What It Says?

No more foolin' around. Will OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform actually make you more money... and do so with far less effort involved? In all reality... you're the one who will likely determine this. I am pretty compelled by the proof that cliff carrigan shares on the sales page.

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform- What I Like:

Dedicated Support Team

Can easily fit your needs as your company grows.

You can run in batches of 30,000 pages at a time. Amazing

  OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform- What I Don't Like:

The monthly fee

This negative really isn't all that bad. Even still, I'm giving you a few of my best bonuses for taking action today. My bonuses include...

In Box Consultant:

Filter out spam "trigger" words and phrases before emailing your Subscribers. Get better inbox delivery and superior Open rates. Simply run your email through the software first.

 Important Data Saver: Concerned about your most sensitive Passwords and account information being "saved" by your browser and stored who knows where? Encrypt your own data and save securely on your own PC.

 Locust Keyword Tool:

Enter one search term and generate hundreds of related terms to target in your marketing. Great for LSI terms to help rank your web pages, posts and videos.

 Image scraper:

Enter your search term and find hundreds or related images to add to your automated blog posts. Link out to related images in your website builds.

 Cool Title Generator:

Create highly clickable blog post titles, videos titles and email subject lines. Just enter a related keyword and let the software work its magic.

 Youtube URL to HTML Scraper:

Enter your search term and the software finds a ton of related videos on YouTube and formats them into HTML code that you embed into your web pages post. Automated posting just go easier.

Do understand, I honestly want OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform to work for you! That's the purpose that this bonus offer is aiming to serve. I would never try to insult your intelligence by offering you some bogus "$25,000 value" bonus package on a piece of software that sells for only starts at $17.

These types of unrealistically priced bonuses are most frequently made up of outdated PLR nonsense. They're not really created with your success in mind. My awesome bonuses, on the other hand, are. :)

As far as incredibly useful marketing software goes, OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform sure does seem to be a true winner. As such, you may want to purchase it by clicking here without delay. Take heed, you really need to cease this opportunity now, so don't miss out.

I hope you've been well-served by this review. It is my goal to help you to make the best decision that you can make.

Many people invest in money-making software programs, but never actually use the stuff. Very few people take a piece of software and use the thing to earn a profit. Please be one of the rare folks who does.

Scoop up OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform through my link without delay and utilize my special bonuses. This may just change your life.

Thanks for stopping by!

- Mike Prevatt

#instant #seo #mass #page #generator #cliff #carrigan

[price61915599-blog]

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform

Thanks for checking out my impartial OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform review. This is Mike Prevatt. Welcome to Https://www.michaelprevattt.com.

I will be scrutinizing Cliff Carrigan's new software program for you. I actually grabbed a copy myself, tested it out for myself, and I've generated a pretty well-formed opinion as a result.

It's difficult to find a perfect software, and this is no exception. I find that OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform has both its good and bad points. More on those soon.

But just so you know, if you go ahead and pick up OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform by going here before the offer expires, I've got a special stack of bonuses for you, which has been designed to make OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform work as well as possible.

Fair enough? Well okay! 

Moving along...

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Review: What Is It Exactly?

This is actually a Cloud Based Software that will operate for you on your Window PC.

Cliff Carrigan actually designed this OTP software for you. It is said to work by clicking a few buttons and having a massive hard core Seo'd website delivering high volumes of traffic to any offer.

Hopefully you can see the power of this functionality.

If I'm not doing a very job of illustrating the functionality (written text doesn't always convey the most accurate picture of what a piece of software actually does), you are encouraged to click this link and watch the demo video. It should help a lot. 

Before you head off to the official site, however, allow me to go ahead and let you know how I feel about the software. After all, you wouldn't be here if you didn't want a genuine review of OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform, so stay with me and you'll receive just that. Let's get to it...

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform: Does It Do What It Says?

As I mentioned earlier, this software is still new to me. So unfortunately, I still haven't gotten all the mileage out of it that I could. On the offer page, however, Cliff Carrigan reveals that Cliff makes about a 30,000 pages in only a few clicks of a button.

When it comes to user-friendliness, Let's go ahead and give it a 9 out of 10 rating. The ability to use it confidently only took me about an hour or so to obtain. Pretty easy. Pretty straightforward.

Are Any Tutorials Included?

There sure are. And they're pretty helpful. Combined with my custom bonuses, these should really help you to get started using the OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Software with a bang!

Soon enough, I'll unveil my fantastic bonus offer. First, I want to discuss the price of this offer, the bonuses which are included, and any n' all upgrades that happen to be available. At that point, we can go ahead and move to the perceived good and the not-so-good... and then, at long last, you'll be presented with my incredible bonus offer.

Let's continue...

So What Is the Price of OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform?

As this review is being written, the front end offer has a 5 day trail run ( for windows PC only) for $17 which gives  full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access. After the trail run is over, you will  Automatically  get billed @ $67 a month. And they will add to the program ongoing updates and all new software. They also offer a REMOTE 1 Level for Apple & PC Friendly. What this includes  full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access REMOTE COMPUTER and all software updates for only $97 /monthly. If you are still looking for more,  they offer the REMOTE 3 which includes full software access, documentation, full online support, private group access and forum access 3 REMOTE COMPUTER and all software updates for $127/month. 

This price will very likely be rising, however. As such, if you can still pick it up for anywhere close to this price, it's probably a good idea for you to pick it up now. I mean, it may be worth picking up at a higher price. But the fact remains, if it's still selling for the silly low selling price I just mentioned, you may really want to pick up this software as soon as you can!

What About Bonuses?

There six (6) bonuses listed on the sales page. But like I've stated, this may only be the case as I'm writing this. So I'm going to avoid going into tons of detail, seeing how you can just head over to the OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform sales page and see for yourself what they are, if they're still available.

Besides, I already know that it's MY bonuses that you're REALLY interested in. ;)

We're just about to get into that, actually. But first...

Truly, Mr. Carrigan's main product OUGHTTA generate results in and of itself. What we want to know is... WILL it?

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform... Will OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform Do What It Says?

No more foolin' around. Will OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform actually make you more money... and do so with far less effort involved? In all reality... you're the one who will likely determine this. I am pretty compelled by the proof that cliff carrigan shares on the sales page.

OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform- What I Like:

Dedicated Support Team

Can easily fit your needs as your company grows.

You can run in batches of 30,000 pages at a time. Amazing

  OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform- What I Don't Like:

The monthly fee

This negative really isn't all that bad. Even still, I'm giving you a few of my best bonuses for taking action today. My bonuses include...

In Box Consultant:

Filter out spam "trigger" words and phrases before emailing your Subscribers. Get better inbox delivery and superior Open rates. Simply run your email through the software first.

 Important Data Saver: Concerned about your most sensitive Passwords and account information being "saved" by your browser and stored who knows where? Encrypt your own data and save securely on your own PC.

 Locust Keyword Tool:

Enter one search term and generate hundreds of related terms to target in your marketing. Great for LSI terms to help rank your web pages, posts and videos.

 Image scraper:

Enter your search term and find hundreds or related images to add to your automated blog posts. Link out to related images in your website builds.

 Cool Title Generator:

Create highly clickable blog post titles, videos titles and email subject lines. Just enter a related keyword and let the software work its magic.

 Youtube URL to HTML Scraper:

Enter your search term and the software finds a ton of related videos on YouTube and formats them into HTML code that you embed into your web pages post. Automated posting just go easier.

Do understand, I honestly want OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform to work for you! That's the purpose that this bonus offer is aiming to serve. I would never try to insult your intelligence by offering you some bogus "$25,000 value" bonus package on a piece of software that sells for only starts at $17.

These types of unrealistically priced bonuses are most frequently made up of outdated PLR nonsense. They're not really created with your success in mind. My awesome bonuses, on the other hand, are. :)

As far as incredibly useful marketing software goes, OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform sure does seem to be a true winner. As such, you may want to purchase it by clicking here without delay. Take heed, you really need to cease this opportunity now, so don't miss out.

I hope you've been well-served by this review. It is my goal to help you to make the best decision that you can make.

Many people invest in money-making software programs, but never actually use the stuff. Very few people take a piece of software and use the thing to earn a profit. Please be one of the rare folks who does.

Scoop up OTP Phantom- Organic Traffic Platform through my link without delay and utilize my special bonuses. This may just change your life.

Thanks for stopping by!

- Mike Prevatt

#instant #seo #mass #page #generator #cliff #carrigan