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Brendan Rooney

Brendan Rooney has always been full of creativity and enthusiasm toward the world of widespread media. He is also a passionate comic book fan along with a die-hard sports pedigree. Brendan has written various articles covering all topics and dreams of forging a long-lasting legacy by bringing respect to the Rooney name as either a teacher, journalist, or whatever else the future holds. His work has been featured on Google, Quoted by Marvel Games, Reshared by Movie Trades, Broken exclusives, Spoke and presented at syndicated academic conferences as well.

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Swamp Thing: Washed out by the storm

by Brendan Rooney
October 22, 2020

Swamp Thing is a show that died a misunderstood early death at the hands of people who didn’t need to interfere with the beauty of the project. 

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Spider-Man and the Amazing fantasy of Insomniac Games

by Brendan Rooney
October 20, 2020

When revisiting Marvel’s Spider-Man for PS4 this past week. I noticed how great it felt to be the web-head once again. I realized that I never noticed how high the stakes were, or how well pacing was established.

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WandaVison looks to rekindle the MCU

by Brendan Rooney
September 21, 2020

The first official trailer for ‘WandaVision’ has officially dropped ushering a refreshing new take on superheroes for the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s (MCU) phase four.

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Tatiana Maslany cast as ‘She-Hulk’

by Brendan Rooney
September 21, 2020

‘Orphan Black’ actress, Tatiana Maslany, has been officially cast to play Attorney ‘Jennifer Walters’, aka ‘She-Hulk’. The character will finally make her long-awaited debut during phase four of ‘Marvel Studios’ when her ‘Disney+’ show drops in 2022. 

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All it takes is one bad day: A deep dive into the mindset of ‘The Joker’

by Brendan Rooney
August 27, 2020

Remember a few years ago when ‘Batman’ sat in the Mobius chair during the events of the ‘Darkseid war’ comic event? It was an interesting choice nonetheless. The sequence of the narrative took our stoic, yet mortal hero, Batman and gave him a key to the conundrum he could never solve. 

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Stargirl: Rebirth Of The JSA

by Brendan Rooney
August 23, 2020

The thing I’m starting to realize about the hit series “Stargirl” is how intelligent and creative the show is.

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Legacy

by Brendan Rooney
August 19, 2020
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Halo Infinite delayed to 2021

by Brendan Rooney
August 11, 2020

Mircosoft and 343 industries decided to drop another trail of breadcrumbs about the premise and identity of Halo Infinite going forward before it’s slated to release in the window of the 2020 holiday season. As of today, the title has been delayed to 2021.

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‘Marvel’s Avengers’ beta: First impressions and thoughts

by Brendan Rooney
August 11, 2020

After years of dominance on the silver screen with the “Marvel Cinematic Universe” (“MCU”). Marvel has decided to try their hand at another front. One that went barren for a while: “the video game industry”.

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The raging storm: Ghost of Tsushima review

by Brendan Rooney
August 5, 2020

Ghost of Tsushima is an explosive new IP from Sucker Punch Productions for the PS4. The studio is known for hits such as the Sly-cooper series, and the Infamous games.

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