weekly roundup!

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Links about Captain Marvel Editor Debbie Berman by snickfic
Discussion post: Thor's character arc by lynnenne
Fans React to Captain Marvel’s Radical Feminist Identity Politics – From 1977 posted by kore
GotG2 meta from 2017 posted by sholio
Goose, Nicky Fury, and some questions linked by peoriapeoriawhereart
Endgame character posters posted by lynnenne
Fic: Raven's Caw (Heimdall/Valkyrie) posted by snickfic
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Call for recs: gen (and new stuff)
Chinese Endgame poster posted by kore

fic: minn-erva/verse (the project)

[ayebydan]

Title: the project ao3 // dw
Rating: PG
Pairing(s)/Characters: Minn-Erva /Carol Danvers
Word Count/ Art Medium: 100
Warnings (if any): n/a
Disclaimer: i own nothing and i make no profits.
Summary: Vers is a project and projects get shut down. That doesn't stop Minn-Erva getting too close.

Thor: Ragnarok Takes on Masculine Stereotypes and Shows Us a Better Way

[used_songs]

Over at Tor, there's an interesting think piece called "Thor: Ragnarok Takes on Masculine Stereotypes and Shows Us a Better Way".

"But perhaps Quill might have taken Drax’s jab [in Avengers: Infinity War] better—and saved trillions of lives—had he known that Thor’s own journey from “dude” to “man” was pretty recent, having happened in the Marvel movie that sets up this one: Thor: Ragnarok. At heart, Ragnarok is about Thor’s arc from cocky hero to self-sacrificing leader, and his journey from trying to prevent Ragnarok to instigating it. Along the way, he comes into conflict and enters into alliances with a whole bunch of characters who have their own way of being “a man,” and none of them have anything to do with being male."

I was never that interested in Thor as a character until Thor: Ragnarok. I only watched the movie because I knew it featured the Hulk. However, I ended up really enjoying it in part because of the ways in which Thor and other characters grow.

Anyway, it's an interesting article and I thought folks here might want to check it out.