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And Marvel Studios gave us Secret Invasion and What If.The same television division that gave us The Inhumans, Iron Fist, and the Defenders. Lets not go too crazy here.
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And Marvel Studios gave us Secret Invasion and What If.The same television division that gave us The Inhumans, Iron Fist, and the Defenders. Lets not go too crazy here.
It's going to be like Rock showing up at the end of Bad Blood.But even if he does, it looks like it will be small role. Which that's what we want, Hulk to face his bitter rival....for 2 seconds in a Captain America movie!!!!
The Defenders is better then most of the MCU shows. And it's gone so poorly, that after thinking they could do Daredevil better (lol) they are now trying to reboot their own reboot, back to the Netflix show.The same television division that gave us The Inhumans, Iron Fist, and the Defenders. Lets not go too crazy here.
It's going to be like Rock showing up at the end of Bad Blood.
One finger for every Hulkverse character.He's going to look at everyone and hold up three fingers?
The same television division that gave us The Inhumans, Iron Fist, and the Defenders. Lets not go too crazy here.
Pretty sure that it is JC Chandor.I don't even know who the director of Kraven is...
Are there duds there? Absolutely. But also probably at least 3 times the episodes compared to Feige's work. And probably a combined cost of being much cheaper. And there is good **** in there. Yeah, Loeb probably should be fired anyway, but his department was making television. Not an attempt to match the movies with budget and "8 hour movies".
This is admittedly my love for the show talking, and it being my favorite comic book adaptation period, but I'd take Legion over any TV series put out by either Marvel Television or Marvel Studios. Daredevil is a distant second. But those three you call seminal, they're not just great comic book shows, they're great shows.Can we at least agree that the truly great series produced to date were not by Marvel Studios?
The rebrand to Marvel Television shows Feige may have realized his past approach was not ideal.
Seminal Series:
1) Daredevil
1A) Legion
3) Jessica Jones (Season 1)
I think these three series are legitimatly great Television.
I'd have WandaVision at a solid #4 with
Loki and Punisher vying for the final two spots in a top 5.
If we count animation I have X-Men '97 at #5
I also ike AoS, Agent Carter and Hawkeye to varying degrees.
This is admittedly my love for the show talking, and it being my favorite comic book adaptation period, but I'd take Legion over any TV series put out by either Marvel Television or Marvel Studios. Daredevil is a distant second. But those three you call seminal, they're not just great comic book shows, they're great shows.
Agent Carter's first season, I loved, and I liked the change of scenery with Season 2, but I wish more had been done with Dottie Underwood. Plus, another example of a cliffhanger that won't be resolved with the show being cancelled.
Oh, I completely get having Daredevil as number 1. I'd put it right alongside Winter Soldier as the best overall products put out under the MCU umbrella.Hard to argue against Legion being #1. Admittedly DD is my favorite comic book character along with Wolverine, so there is a definite bias in my ranking.
What's frustrating is Disney has John Landgraf at their disposal, who is the absolute best in the business at creating prestige television. He won't get another sniff though because King Feige has to control everything.
Making billions of dollars for the parent company will give you that status.
I wasn't even defending the Disney Plus shows. I was just saying that calling the old TV division of Marvel Entertainment "a competent division" was a bit of a reach.
I think it was actually Disney's decision to give Feige control of Marvel TV and basically shut out Ike Pearlmutter completely. I don't think it was something Feige pushed for. It was put in his lap.
Good point.
Is Kevin Feige willing to give up control of Marvel IP to other creatives? As long has he holds his current position it's hard not to see all live-action properties needing to be connected to the MCU.
I put these in spoiler tags just in case.
I think it might be.Is that green *****e with the goatee supposed to be The Leader?
Is that green *****e with the goatee supposed to be The Leader?
I mean he's green, has a goatee and based on the sculpt looks like he's gonna have a big head. What else do you need?