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By Dave Marston Only about 100 people live in Somerset in Western Colorado, a former coal company town squeezed into a narrow valley. A state highway and railroad tracks crowd on one side, the North Fork of the Gunnison River on the other. Some say there’s charm in the town’s narrow streets and funky houses with affordable rent. What’s more, there’s no government except for a water district, though that’s what a recent controversy is all about. For over a century, Somerset has been dominated by a parade of big money interests, from Kaiser Steel to US Steel and now by ...

Disney Plus will air a new docuseries about the making of its Marvel shows and films, starting with WandaVision.

Image: Steve McNiven/Marvel Comics At some point between and Return of the Jedi, the bounty hunter Boba Fett has a very bad day. When he loses his bounty, the carbonite-encased Han Solo, a mercenary war erupts throughout the galaxy in the most epic event Marvel Star Wars comics have yet attempted. Advertisement Star Wars title and past writer of the likes of Darth Vader--is the mastermind behind the event. He’ll also write the War of the Bounty Hunters comic, which will focus on Boba Fett as he seeks to reclaim his prize after it’s somehow stolen from the holds of his ship, Slave I.

Image: Marvel Studios In today’s world of distinct streaming platforms and Patreons and meal-delivery services that we all subscribe to every month, it’s pretty common for people to squeeze every bit of enjoyment they can out of something in a single month and then cancel it before it renews. If you’ve been doing that for WandaVision on Disney+ this month, though, we’ve got some bad news: You got played. Not only is WandaVision going to conveniently stretch right into the beginning of March, but it’s almost leading right into the premiere of Marvel Studios’ second Disney+ series...

There are many, many reasons 1995's Batman Forever is hard to watch by young nerds who’d been delighted by Tim Burton’s first movies. For them, it was crushing disappointment that the first superhero movie franchise that wasn’t solely aimed at kids was devolving into the silliness of the campy ‘60s show. Now people are coming around on Schumacher’s Batman & Robin for that same reason, but Batman Forever is caught in between. It’s a natural evolutionary step from Burton to B&R, but it’s trying to be brooding and campy in the same movie, and those are canceling each other out....