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Destiny Ricks

Born and raised in Columbus, Georgia, Destiny Ricks doesn’t describe herself as the typical Southern Belle. Growing up, Ricks often lost herself in the various fascinating worlds she found in literature and comic books, particularly with Batman. Her mother, an educator, instilled a love of reading and writing in her and once her brother gifted her a camera, the rest, as they say, is history. On her YouTube channel, Ricks discusses and analyzes films and often geeks out about the latest comic book properties. Ricks is a nerd through and through and you can find her at her most chaotic on her Twitter.

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Watching ‘Smallville’ is an unforgettable experience

by Destiny Ricks
August 1, 2021

This summer I took on the endeavor of watching the iconic Superman television show, “Smallville.” In college, I watched the first three seasons of the show, but unfortunately, life got in the way. Recently, the inspiration hit me to revisit “Smallville,” and I’m so glad it did.

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‘Snake Eyes’ surprises

by Destiny Ricks
July 23, 2021

“Snake Eyes” is the newest action-packed popcorn film, but any viewer that enters the theater will find that “Snake Eyes” is more than just the standard fare. While many have been burned by the G. I. Joe films that have come before, “Snake Eyes” is a pleasant surprise, not only filled to the brim with amazing action set pieces, but an engaging story as well.

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The MCU Multiverse is coming!

by Destiny Ricks
July 19, 2021

This article contains spoilers for the season finale of “Loki.”

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‘Loki’ ends on a high note with the greatly anticipated season finale

by Destiny Ricks
July 15, 2021

This review contains spoilers for the season finale of “Loki”

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What’s next after Black Widow?

by Destiny Ricks
July 13, 2021

This article contains spoilers for “Black Widow.”

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‘Loki’ episode 5 is a glory to behold

by Destiny Ricks
July 10, 2021

Warning: This review contains spoilers for episode 5 of “Loki.”

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‘Loki’ Episode 4: exciting and filled to the brim with chaos

by Destiny Ricks
July 1, 2021

Episode 4 of “Loki,” titled “The Nexus Event,” was excellent and filled to the brim with pure chaos, which is exactly what a series about Loki should be and “The Nexus Event” reaffirmed us not to trust in the TVA and Ravonna Renslayer.

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‘Loki’ Episode 3 slows down on story, but gives us character

by Destiny Ricks
June 23, 2021

Warning: This review contains spoilers for episode 3 of “Loki.”

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Episode 2 of ‘Loki’ is solid yet slow-paced

by Destiny Ricks
June 16, 2021

With another Wednesday comes another episode of “Loki” gifted to Marvel fans as a pick-me-up in the middle of the work week. Episode 2 of “Loki” is titled “The Variant,” as Loki officially joins the TVA in this episode and helps investigate the titular variant of Loki.

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Superman comics through the decades

by Destiny Ricks
June 12, 2021

Today is Superman Day! To celebrate the iconic character created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, Destiny Ricks is taking you through the Superman comics decade by decade. There have been many versions of Kal-El over the years, but this list chooses a comic book storyline from each decade. Whether you’re a comic book veteran or a new fan, these are the comics you should pick up to get to know The Man of Steel.

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