I thought both Superman and Fantastic Four were great movies, but, yeah, Superman was maybe slightly "better" or more enjoyable due to it feeling fresh, whereas FF, despite being new to the MCU, is still part of an ongoing narrative that began in 2008
Thanks again Duke, you rule!
I regret not examining the nominees before the cutoff, because i would've nominated Sherri Martel, Bad News Allen and David Schultz if I'd have known they weren't eligible to be ranked
No major observation, but having so many hours of TV to fill in a post squash TV era often means overexposing programs before the big match just because of the mindset that you can't dare not have "meaningful" segments with big stars each and every week, week after week, starting months before Mania
Wow, thanks for the thoughtful feedback brother!
In Canada I remember the Hulk TV show being rerun on, I believe, the cable channel Space in the late 90s. I found it very hard to get through an episode. I watched the revival TV movies when they came out. At least they had other Marvel characters, Thor and Daredevil (also Kingpin?), but there was zero attempt at comic book accuracy with them. There was a 3rd and final movie called Death of the Hulk