Storytelling
How Avengers: Endgame Succeeds on the Strength of Marvel’s Characters
Avengers: Endgame owes its success to one word: character.
Avengers: Endgame owes its success to one word: character.
Captain Marvel offers a smart answer to a hard storytelling question: how do you make a compelling movie about the world’s strongest hero?
Every “must-see” TV show uses some of these addictive story tricks, but only Game of Thrones combined them all to create a runaway hit.
From Superman to Iron Man, the difference between a hero and an antihero was always clear.. until now. Here’s what changed, and why it matters.
Ant-Man and the Wasp has a plot built entirely out of MacGuffins and a villain who finally breaks Marvel’s mold.
It’s no surprise that Deadpool 2, the ultra-violent R-rated superhero action comedy with the heart of a cartoon puppy, has a tone problem.
Why Marvel’s biggest movie yet is a great example of how to write for a large ensemble of characters.
10 years after Marvel Studios released Iron Man, here’s how that movie’s success has been duplicated in every MCU film since.
How the success of Black Panther changes action movies and lays the groundwork for Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
From story problems in Blade Runner to the great irony of The Walking Dead, here are my top 10 blog posts that attracted the most readers in 2017.