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Marvel Snap’s New Season Flips Heroes And Villains, Making One Card Obscenely Overpowered

Marvel Snap’s New Season Flips Heroes And Villains, Making One Card Obscenely Overpowered https://ift.tt/7UrANT3 The start of a new season in Marvel Snap is almost here, and in September, everything you know about your favorite superheroes is being thrown out of the window. This month, developer Second Dinner is drawing inspiration from the 2014 crossover series, Axis: Inversion. This storyline saw the Avengers, X-Men, and several supervillains team up to take down the Red Skull, who had recently powered up by stealing the brain of the deceased Charles Xavier, eventually evolving into Red Onslaught--don't worry, Charles eventually got better. After the Scarlet Witch and Doctor Strange wove a spell that accidentally reversed the moral compass of everyone in the vicinity, the Inversion era of Marvel Comics began, resulting in heroes dipping into their darker sides and villains embracing the light--for a few months, at least. Marvel Snap's new season is all about that weird ...

Harry Potter Actor Tom Felton Says Rowling Was On Set 'Once Or Twice'


Harry Potter Actor Tom Felton Says Rowling Was On Set 'Once Or Twice' https://ift.tt/Y3mLhtE

For as much as we discuss Harry Potter creator and author J.K. Rowling, you might think that she not only read the books, designed the toys, and directed all of the movies. But her involvement in the movies was much less than people might think, according to Draco Malfoy himself, Tom Felton, in a new interview with The Independent about his book, Beyond the Wand: The Magic and Mayhem of Growing Up a Wizard.

The wide-ranging interview covers a bunch of topics, but eventually, Rowling's controversial views regarding trans people come up when it's mentioned that her name is missing from the acknowledgments. Felton says first that he doesn't have time for anything that isn't pro-human rights, but adds that "It is also a reminder that as much as Jo is the founder of [these] stories, she wasn’t part of the filmmaking process as much as some people might think. I think I only recall seeing her once or twice on set."

Felton avoids speaking directly about his personal feelings on Rowling's views or about speaking about his own views, noting that Rowling is still responsible for creating the stories which he says are beloved by people "of all ages, of all backgrounds." He adds that his friends "all have differing opinions on various matters, and we celebrate our own choices, and that "we certainly don’t take any pleasure in putting crosshairs on people that may have said things that we disagree with."

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