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Matt Morrison

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Fort Worth
As seen in: MSN, MSN New Zealand, Screen Rant, No Flying No Tights
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Matt Morrison’s Biography

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Matt "Starman" Morrison has been writing about comics since before the word "blogging" was coined. He got his start writing for the legendary DC Comics digital fanzine Fanzing, before receiving his own column, The Mount. Since then he has gone on to write for over a dozen websites, including 411 Mania, Comics Nexus, Screen Rant, and The Cult of Nobody. He holds both an MS in Information Science from the University of North Texas and a BFA from the University of Texas at Arlington. Known as a fo…

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The History Of Conan The Barbarian in Comics

The History Of Conan The Barbarian in Comics

A brief history of Conan the Barbarian's publication history in comics.

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Looking To The Stars: Sins of the Fathers

Looking To The Stars: Sins of the Fathers

It all happens to us comic enthusiasts. Something happens to make us angry at one comic company or another. T…

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JimJoe - Den of Thieves - No Flying No Tights

JimJoe - Den of Thieves - No Flying No Tights

Full Dislosure: JimJoe - Den of Thieves was published by Dog Ear Publishing - a vanity publishing house. This…

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Classic Fantastic: Astro City - No Flying No Tights

Classic Fantastic: Astro City - No Flying No Tights

Classic Fantastic is our series of features on the classics of the format-please check out our other picks fo…

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Why Batgirl Holds A Special Place Among DC's Heroes

Why Batgirl Holds A Special Place Among DC's Heroes

The final issue of Hope Larson's critically acclaimed comic run showcases exactly what makes Barbara Gordon s…

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Arrow: Black Siren's Redemption Arc Has Failed

Arrow: Black Siren's Redemption Arc Has Failed

Despite the wishes of many fans, the sixth season of Arrow has failed to redeem Black Siren. The series hasn'…

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Vibranium & 7 Other Weird & Unexplained MCU Substances

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By Matt Morrison
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Vibranium is a scientifically plausible concept, but its properties in the MCU defy logic, such as its ability to absorb sound and redirect kinetic energy. Tony Stark's creation of a new element in Iron Man 2 goes against real-world physics, as creating stable, non-radioactive elements requires a lot of energy and is highly unlikely. Pym Particles violate the Square-cube law of physics, allowing for the manipulation of mass and strength, which is impossible to achieve in the real world.
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MCU Theory Perfectly Predicts Avengers 6's Ending & How Marvel Fixes The Multiverse

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By Matt Morrison
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Loki, the God of Mischief, might redeem himself and become a hero by saving the multiverse in Avengers: Secret Wars. According to a theory proposed on Reddit by Jaideco, the multiverse will become unstable and different realities will fight to determine the fate of the timelines. The theory suggests that Loki would be the perfect person to restore order and create a new timeline, allowing dead heroes to return and giving the Fantastic Four and X-Men significant roles.
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10 Futurama Jokes You Need A Science Degree To Understand

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By Matt Morrison
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Futurama had an educated audience with smarter humor than most animated series at the time due to its writer's room being staffed with people with Ph.Ds and Master's degrees. Writer Ken Keeler created a mathematical theorem for the show, showcasing its scientific involvement. The show includes numerous references to scientific concepts like quantum mechanics, taxicab numbers, and interstellar masses. There are many jokes in Futurama that are difficult to understand without a scientific background.
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