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It’s the Endgame of Endgame on The Fandomentalist

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Julia, Gretchen, and Kylie are joined again by Leah to close out their discussion of the Infinity Stone duology with “Endgame.” On the table are character arcs, grief, and Marvel’s “not like other girls” time travel.

Follow us on Soundcloud, iTunes, find us in any podcast app, or subscribe to our RSS feed. Our guest in this episode, Leah, is the programming chair of TGI Femslash.

Episode Breakdown:

  • 0:00 – Fandom News 5/25/19 edition
  • 18:30 – Endgame reactions & plot stuff
  • 47:06 – D&D write ‘Rise of Skywalker’
  • 1:00:25 – Endgame character arcs

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    Kylie is a Managing Editor at The Fandomentals on a mission to slay all the tropes. She has a penchant for complex familial dynamics and is easily pleased when authors include in-depth business details.

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