Loki is a work of art, truly. After playing second fiddle to Thor, our beloved mischief maker finally steals the spotlight, revealing that Loki isn't just a jealous brother and villain. Loki grants the character of the same name such emotional depth. It portrays grief, loss, pain - because it turns out, our original Loki Laufeyson isn't the only traitor. Love and betrayal are constant themes in this series. The way the MCU introduced the TVA and variants in a breeze, mingling so well with Loki's storyline, is amazing. Our fan-favorite's show introduces many new characters and concepts such as Mobius, Sylvie, Renslayer, B-15, OB, Casey, the Timekeepers, the TVA, He Who Remains, Victor Timely, Miss Minutes, Nexus events, Temporal Looms and the list goes on. I highly recommend watching this series if you're up for a whole rollercoaster, and a whole lot of Loki.

WandaVisison is full of gripping and intense emotions, suffering and sacrifice. It's truly a work of art - it starts as a funny but confusing sitcom, but then turns into a whole new story full of suspense and tension.

Wanda's sacrifice is such a woeful scene. She had previously lost her parents, her brother, Vision, Vision again, and then finally Vision, Billy and Tommy.

This series paints a picture of love, grief, pain and sorrow. It also features one of the most impactful quotes in the MCU.

Because what if grief, if not love persevering?

Captain America: Civil War is a masterpiece. It portrays Steve's many struggles - his struggle for freedom, for love and most importantly, his struggle to choose between his former closest friend and ally in the war, James 'Bucky' Barnes, and his constant ally, Tony Stark. This massive divide between the Avengers, also featuring two new , Peter Parker and T'Challa, results in a battle that puts most of Steve's followers in jail. The magnificent battle and heartbreaking scene of Steve Roger's battle with Tony Stark are both filled with emotion. This piece of art is true to its name - this is a civil war.