A year without Marvel movies left a pop culture void
In early April, I watched a clip of people crying, hollering, and clapping during a scene in Avengers: Endgame. It was the first time I remember missing physically sitting in a movie theater. I thought by May, when Black Widow was scheduled to be released, life would return to normal. I'd be back in a theater on Thursday night with friends, sitting among a packed room full of strangers chatting excitedly about the beginning of a new Marvel Cinematic Universe phase.
That never happened.
Instead, 2020 has become the first year since 2009 without a major addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. There's no big introduction of a new superhero, no highly anticipated sequel - there's not even an entry in Marvel Studios' MCU TV universe. W...