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Sounding like a trailer for Brave New World will drop before SDCC as they will want it attached to D&W. With the Agatha trailer dropping yesterday and potentially this, they must be going really big at SDCC.

 

I have enough points at work to get an $80 infinity gauntlet Lego set and thinking of jumping on that lol

 

It is inevitable.

 

The real question is how inevitable it is that my cat will destroy it

 

Is your cat worthy to wield the hammer of Thor?

 

Crazy. My job pays me in money.

 

I still haven’t watched a single Disney+ Marvel show since WandaVision, but I might watch that dumb Agatha show if someone says this about Wiccan:



(I would say someone whose tastes align with mine should tell me if this Agatha show is dumb in a good way, but… I’m quite aware “whose tastes align with mine” disqualifies most people. Alas.)

 

I think Loki is def worth a watch, it’s good on its own, but it seems super relevant to D&W.

 

Loki is my favorite D+ Marvel show by far

 

Unfortunately, relevance to Deadpool Three isn’t relevant to me.

Is it relevant to Madame Web???

 

Not sure, but probably not. …is Madame Webb worth a watch?

 

Yes

 

no

 

sorry I mean yes it's worth a watch if you enjoy watching a dog have diarrhea

 

“Is Madame Web (2024) worth a watch?”

 

Wanda one of the worst D+ shows amongst a sea of bad shows

 

I know they cancelled the Silk series, so I’m surprised Amazon is still planning their own Spider-Man universe. Noir is a weird launching point, but ok.

 

This isn't the Unpopular Opinions thread.

 

I just discovered that the actor playing Wanda’s twink son is also one of the leads of the Netflix show Heartstopper? Dang, that’s so much gay YA comics fandom to put on one boy, lol. The kids are gonna love him.

 

Off the top of my head, Wandavision and the much-maligned-by-the-internet She-Hulk seem like the two where they answered the question “why should this MCU story exist as a TV show?” vs. just making a smaller-scope 6 hour movie that features a few more character moments.

I think Loki has been the best series but those two felt more like what I initially thought the Disney plus shows would be: MCU characters existing within TV formats, like an MCU three-camera sitcom or an MCU Law & Order procedural, etc.

 

More Spider Noir casting news!

 

Is it animated or live action?

 

Live action, 8 episodes according to Nicholas Cage himself