Which characters do you want AGENT CARTER to meet?

[lozzy.94]

The Howling Commandos(Dum Dum Dugan, Union Jack, Gabe Jones and the rest)
Howard and Maria Stark
The Human Torch
Winter Soldier
Heinrich Zemo
Armin Zola
The Black Panther of the time
Ulysses Bloodstone
Natalie Dormer's character from TFA

 

[Loki882]

Sin, the Red Skull's daughter.

 

[cherokeesam]

Sin, the Red Skull's daughter.

Make her a '60s era anti-establishment type? That would be about the only way it would work, with her having necessarily to be born during WWII, before Daddy got zapped off to Stargate.

Everybody's covered pretty much most of the Golden and Silver Agers I'd like to see, as well as a lot of the logical MCU candidates....

....I'd also add a younger Alexander Pierce (i.e., someone other than Redford, who would never in a billion years do a TV show), since we now know that he was Nick Fury's mentor.

 

[H.U.S.T.L.E.]

Make her a '60s era anti-establishment type? That would be about the only way it would work, with her having necessarily to be born during WWII, before Daddy got zapped off to Stargate.

This is nitpicking, but I think having Sin born prior to WWII (early to mid 1930s) would probably be a better jumping off point for the character if they would want to use her in Agent Carter. Here's my reasoning:

1) The earlier she's born, the more indoctrination she could have received under the watch of Red Skull. Having Sin as a teenager when Red Skull is jettisoned into the cosmos could also play into her hate for Cap & everyone that stood by him - while teen angst is often overplayed on TV, it's still a real thing in some ways, so taking away her father who has indoctrinated Sin in megalomania & hate could spur the character into a murderous psychopath.

2) I also like the idea of making Sin the arch-nemesis for Peggy. I know it's not canon, but it would tie Peggy's world to Cap's as much as possible (by extension of Cap seemingly killing Red Skull, Sin is driven to kill the one who loved Cap the most). So by having Sin born around 1930, by the time 1950 rolls around it's not a stretch to have a young adult Sin taking it to Peggy in her prime.

I also feel like it's best to steer clear of canon for Sin's character, since the aging process that she goes through in the comics is a little ham-fisted. Just my two cents...

 

[Zarex]

The original Human Torch may be an issue due to FOX clinging to the FF rights. But what about Toro? If available, I'd love to see him on the show.

 

[cherokeesam]

This is nitpicking, but I think having Sin born prior to WWII (early to mid 1930s) would probably be a better jumping off point for the character if they would want to use her in Agent Carter. Here's my reasoning:

1) The earlier she's born, the more indoctrination she could have received under the watch of Red Skull. Having Sin as a teenager when Red Skull is jettisoned into the cosmos could also play into her hate for Cap & everyone that stood by him - while teen angst is often overplayed on TV, it's still a real thing in some ways, so taking away her father who has indoctrinated Sin in megalomania & hate could spur the character into a murderous psychopath.

2) I also like the idea of making Sin the arch-nemesis for Peggy. I know it's not canon, but it would tie Peggy's world to Cap's as much as possible (by extension of Cap seemingly killing Red Skull, Sin is driven to kill the one who loved Cap the most). So by having Sin born around 1930, by the time 1950 rolls around it's not a stretch to have a young adult Sin taking it to Peggy in her prime.

I also feel like it's best to steer clear of canon for Sin's character, since the aging process that she goes through in the comics is a little ham-fisted. Just my two cents...

I like that approach, too. For me, it boils down to whether or not they intend "Peggy Carter" to be set in just one narrowly defined era (i.e., late 40s-early 50s Cold War, as seen in the One-Shot), or if they paint with a broader brush across the entirety of the Cold War, and take a "Spy Game" approach on into the 80s, and maybe later.

But yeah, Sin would really be an ideal archnemesis for Peggy, if they choose to retcon the modern age Skully's daughter.

 

[OB12]

Maybe not a cameo, but another reference to Indiana Jones would be cool.

 

[MiffaLadd_]

I just want all the howling commandos from TFA as a starting point, including Bucky if there's any chance of him recurring once or twice over the run of the show.

http://static4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20131128071149/marvelmovies/images/3/32/Howling_Commandos.jpg

ICYMI, Jim Morita on the left was Chester Ming in Wolf of Wall Street

 

[Chance Jackson]

As for what I want I'd like to move Blade and possibly Moon Knight into this time period so we can get these characters on the ground floor when Shield becomes aware of werewolves and vampires

Maybe not Moon Knight but a cameo from Blade would be cool

^Yes to the Agents of ATLAS.

No thanks to Blade and MoonKnight. Adapting cool 90s characters for the 50s seems wrong somehow.

Put it on ABC, let it run before Agents of SHIELD assuming Agents of SHIELD continues.

Or better yet, cancle AoS, put Coulson in a time machine and send him back to Peggy and go from there. (I'll miss you Agent May!)

Despite adaptations and revamps they both debuted in the 70s http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blade_%28comics%29 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon_Knight

I stand corrected. That was actually kinda silly of me.

Still, get your Hippies outta my Malt Shop, or something.

Sorry Doc but the more I think of this idea the more I like it.

 

[fixxxer]

Nick Fury, Sr.