Week 6 Blog: My Three Sources

1. Tony Stark: Iron Man #4, Cosmic Ghost Rider #4, Death Of The Inhumans #4 and Doctor Strange #6 / Weird Science Marvel Comics Podcast

This is a one-hour podcast. It basically introduced the Marvel movies and critically analyzed Marvel’s influence on the global culture. Jim, Branden and Aaron talked about Tony Stark: Iron Man #4, Cosmic Ghost Rider #4, Death Of The Inhumans #4 and Doctor Strange. This podcast covered a series of movies including Avengers, Spider-Man, Iron Man, Thor, Hulk, Thor, Captain America, Marvel, Marvel Comics, Comics, Comic books, etc.

2. The 10 Biggest Ways Tony Stark Changed Throughout The MCU

This is an article published on Screenrant by Matthew Ruboy in 2020. Throughout the Marvel Cinematic Universe, no character has evolved more than Tony Stark. This article narrated Tony Stark’s plots, from changing the direction of stark industries to sacrificed himself to save the universe. Tony was just thinking with himself, but he grew into someone willing to sacrifice himself in order to save his family and the whole world. At the climax of Avengers: Endgame, Tony swung the Infinity Stones away from Thanos and clicked his fingers.

3. What Is Toxic Masculinity

This is an article published on The New York Times by Maya Salam in 2019. For decades, we have used words like "macho," "red-blooded" or "machismo" to characterize the sort of turbulent masculinity that men are supposed to strive to at certain stage.Today we have "toxic masculinity"—an term previously relegated to women's schools that suddenly appear to be everywhere.

References:

1. https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/ep-24-tony-stark-iron-man-4-cosmic-ghost-rider-4-death/id1381606551?i=1000421385779

2. https://screenrant.com/marvel-cinematic-universe-iron-man-character-arc-growth/

3. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/22/us/toxic-masculinity.html