About the project
A fan newspaper, written like a newspaper
Nerd Talk was born out of a simple frustration: most sites about the MCU either parrot press releases or publish theories with no foundation whatsoever. We wanted a third path — the enthusiasm of a conversation between fans with the editorial care of a magazine.
Here you will find theories with clues cited scene by scene, news with identified sources, scenes explained shot by shot and character comparisons with explicit criteria — including the famous "twin" characters of Marvel and DC.
A comic fan since age nine, lifelong cinephile and collector of newsstand editions. He writes about the MCU with the passion of someone who grew up with these characters and the rigor of someone who studies them frame by frame.
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Our principles
Fan passion
We grew up with these heroes. Every article comes from hours of movies, shows and comics — and the urge to talk about them.
Newsroom rigor
Theories are labeled as theories, rumors as rumors. We always separate the confirmed from the speculated.
Respect for the source
The comics are the source. Whenever possible, we connect the movies back to the pages where the ideas were born.
Total independence
We are not affiliated with Marvel Studios or Disney. No one reviews our pieces before you do.
Declaration of independence
Nerd Talk is a fan-run editorial project, with no affiliation, sponsorship or endorsement from Marvel Studios, Marvel Entertainment or The Walt Disney Company. The names of films and characters belong to their respective rights holders and are used solely for purposes of commentary and criticism. All illustrations on the site are original and generic — we do not use posters, logos or official imagery.