Welcome to Marvelous Disney, the podcast that discusses the most recent doings at one of the more

dynamic divisions of the Walt Disney Company, which is of course Marvel Entertainment. This is

Entertainment writer Jim Hill and Aaron Adams and I are recording this week's episode on Thursday,

October 27th, 2022. And that is the day after Black Panther, what Honda forever premiered out in

Hollywood at the El Capitan. No real reviews yet, everyone seems to be respecting the press embargo,

though there have been some comments on social media, which Aaron, you and I will discuss later

in the show. But I will say this much, the cat is definitely out of the bag at least as to who

the MCU's next Black Panther will be. I mean, hell, they had her version of the costume on display

on the red carpet last night. So Aaron and I are not going to spoil what is already the worst kept

secret on the planet. Well, sure, our listeners can't be that blind. I mean, surely our listeners can't

be that blind. Wow. Wow. Was that a Freudian slip? I, mother, I need a hot cocoa and a hug

mother. I think I've done it again. All right. Well, Mr. Adams, is there anything else you'd like

to share with the clients before we proceed here? Yes, I've broke through it all like a bull in

a china shop. Speaking of bulls and china shops, our good friend listener and radio veteran

Dimitri Ravenos, who does the sports thing, we want to wish him a get well. Apparently he was on a

two-wheeled vehicle and then went to no wheels. And thankfully for the grace of a helmet on his

nog in the jello state inside. So we're we're happy that Dimitri is still with us. And we just

want to wish him to get well soon and keep all the wheels on the ground, please sir.

Okay, cool, cool, cool. And again, speedy recovery. Now back to the news stuff. I did get to see

one little bit of new stuff by we're wolf by night. We had a listener reach out and I figure we

can get this out of the way real quick since that's in the rear view mirror. But the shall be

Miller. He recommended the podcast The Rough Cut, which had Michael J. Kino on as well as his

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