Recent content by joshjodalton

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/cloak-dagger-canceled-at-freeform-1249912

I feel like if they keep one of the Netflix shows canon, then they all have to be canon, since they all reference each other.

That's why I'm saying they could just semi-reboot the series by making Batman Forever and Batman & Robin non-canon. But you're probably right, they'll probably make them seperate universes.

The Joker in the comics is notorious for defying death. Or it could be a different Joker. Birds of Prey was definitely inspired by the Burtonverse, and I feel like they're too similar to make them separate.

I would bet that they are probably going to consider Birds of Prey in the same universe as the Burton films and ignore the Schumacher films. Especially since Bruce and Selina apparently get married in the Burtonverse and they have a daughter in Birds of Prey.

But Bruce is in full Hulk mode

Well that sucks. I really hope they don't reboot the character.

Well he didn't die I usually assume that whatever writers/directors say isn't canon if an in-universe source contradicts them. Like Agents of SHIELD season 6 being pre-snap.

https://www.thedailybugle.net/ New Jameson video and articles set during Far from Home. Also an article about the Area 51 raid, which presumably happened in 2024 in the MCU.

Trailer for Agents of SHIELD Season 7 confirms 1931 setting

The timeline on the MCU wiki has evidence for Iron Man being in November 2009, so that may actually be a reference to Iron Man https://marvelcinematicuniverse.fandom.com/wiki/2000s

I know we have Agents of SHIELD Season 6 set in January 2019 because of dates mentioned by Enoch regarding how long Fitz was supposed to be frozen, but I believe Mack also mentions in one episode that it's the one-year anniversary of Coulson's death, which occurred around the time of Infinity...

This just reinforces the canonicity of the Netflix shows. If Agents of SHIELD is connected to Runaways through Morgan Le Fay, and Runaways crosses over with C&D, which directly references the Netflix shows, then they have to still be canon.

According to this tweet, Ned's birthday is November 10, which makes him younger than Peter, whose birthday is August 10. However, if the reversal of the snap happened in October, then Ned has already had his 17th birthday by the time of Far from Home and Peter hasn't. The blip really screwed up...

I now have a feeling this commercial is not canon, considering