Disney really, really wants you to sign up for its upcoming streaming service, and part of the plan to get you to do so could involve two stars of the Marvel movieverse.

177a Bleecker Street has a new occupant: Loki Laufeyson, the God of Mischief. It's a wild change for Marvel's Doctor Strange series, and one you'd think the heroes of the Marvel universe would immediately see as something to be corrected and dealt with. Some do, but surprisingly, certain other characters are fine with where Loki is.

The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl is a frequently smart and delightful comic, and this week's issue, a zine-style anthology of stories that actually barely features Squirrel Girl herself, is no exception. But its best short story is all about Loki - and strikes at the duplicitous heart of the character in a really fun way.

There are dozens of witches and warlocks running around Marvel's comics who, at one point or another, have been up for consideration as the next Sorcerer Supreme. Traditionally, the Supremacy has been bestowed upon Stephen Strange, but that's about to change -- for the worse.

At the beginning of the month, Marvel revealed Vote Loki, a wonderfully timed answer to the ongoing hot mess that is the US Presidential Election. Then we heard nothing... until now. Here are the first details on the comic, which sounds positively delightful.

Donald Trump, or the trickster god? You know what, actually, still not even a difficult choice.

Trust a trickster god to wield one of the most complicated weapons the folks at Man At Arms: Reforged have ever had to recreate.

Okay, that headline is a terrible way to describe it. Here's the situation: some clever person has taken all scenes featuring Loki from all Marvel movies -- I'm talking Thor, The Avengers, deleted scenes from those movies -- then stuck them all together into a narrative structure therefore giving Loki his own goddamn movie.

I support this wholeheartedly.