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Is Phase 4 the Best Phase So Far?

EPISODE · Dec 31, 2021 · 1H 15M

Is Phase 4 the Best Phase So Far?

from Projection Project · host Rayne

Callista and I talk about all the phase 4 projects that have come out this year! (SPOILERS FOR EVERYTHING EXCEPT Eternals) We talk about the Darcy comments I got, our thoughts on Sharon Carter, how Yelena Belova is such a likeable character, the few good things about the Loki show, our hopes for What If? season 2, Katy and Shang-Chi's friendship, a SPOILER FREE review of Eternals, how Kate Bishop fantasized the idea of being a superhero, Spider-man characters we hope we see in the future, and the upcoming projects we are most excited about.

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