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MCU TV/Film Discussion:
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- Deadpool & Wolverine (Jul 2024)
- X-Men '97 - Season 1 (Mar 2024)
- Echo - Season 1 (Jan 2024)
- What If.... - Season 2 (Dec 2023)
- The Marvels (Nov 2023)
- Loki - Season 2 (Oct 2023)
- Secret Invasion - Season 1 (Jun 2023)
Non-MCU Discussion:
- Madame Web (Feb 2024)
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- D23 2024 Discussion (Aug 2024)
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Marvel TV has had more hits than misses. Secret Wars was the only one that was really bad. She Hulk might not have been enjoyable for everyone, but it did capture the spirit of the comics. Falcon and the Winter Soldier suffered from Anthony Mackie syndrome, but otherwise was pretty good. Moon Knight was great, the specials were really good, Hawkeye was decent for the most part, and Echo was a pleasant surprise, and Ms Marvel was good enough to get the job done. What If and XMen 97 are both wins, too.
Loki and WandaVision were head and shoulders better than everything else.
On balance, I'd say the Disney+ TV shows have had a better batting average than the Post-Endgame films.
I agree on Secret Wars being the only stinker of the shows. Even the ones I don't care for, I don't think they're bad. (Although the tail end of WandaVision does enrage me.)
I was more mad that they blew the transition in Multiverse of Madness for the sake of a shitty, telegraphed plot twist that everyone saw coming anyway. "Oh, you didn't tell me her name. Well, I guess you should know I'm irredeemably evil now. See, I've turned all the trees red. That's how evil I am."
I had been wanting Wanda to go full-on supervillain ever since infinity war. I couldn't believe they actually did it.