Apparently Reed Moreno, director of Meadowland, did a big interview about how she'd wanna direct Captain Marvel with Olivia Wilde in the role, emphasizing how she wants Carol to be really fucked up and flawed and still be a hero but be a damaged one and then dropped this piece at the end.
“Maybe Kamala Khan because of her idolizing Carol Danvers and her taking on the Ms. Marvel name after Danvers drops it,” she said. “There could be a scary, obsessive Single White Female or even Black Swan type vibe, which could make for a very dark relationship between the two of them, further complicating Danvers’ journey.”
Please do not hire this lady, Marvel
It's amazing to me how tone deaf this is. Yes, let's take a beloved, bright, positive Muslim-American hero, which is so important during this time when racism and xenophobia against anyone like that is rampant, and make them a villain! Brilliant! Jesus fucking wept.
If anything they should take a cue from Iron Man 2. Have Carol be like Tony in a "kid, you don't want to be like me. I don't even want to be like me!" kinda way and then Kamala is all "Nah, see, you're a hero and an inspiration and I'm gonna prove it."
That would be a good Ms. Marvel story. But I don't know if it would be a good Captain Marvel story.
Jessica Jones is actually a very good argument against the concept of excusing shallow characterization for supporting characters because it's not "their story," which is, you know, usually an argument made to excuse when women are given nothing to do in a story other than fall in love with the main character. Even if you just focus on how the show treats its main love interest, in Luke, it's very clear that he's got his own stuff going on, and his own arc.
Ms Marvel is seriously my favorite character right now. They better not butcher her like that.
The Captain Marvel screenplay is currently being written by Nicole Perlman, who wrote the original script for GotG, and Meg LeFauve, who wrote Inside Out
It is highly unlikely that Morano's ideas are in there
Ms Marvel is seriously my favorite character right now. They better not butcher her like that.
The Captain Marvel screenplay is currently being written by Nicole Perlman, who wrote the original script for GotG, and Meg LeFauve, who wrote Inside Out
It is highly unlikely that Morano's ideas are in there
Doesn't mean it can't be rewritten if she was hired
Peyton Reed, Paul Rudd, and Adam McKay rewrote the majority of Ant-Man
Ms Marvel is seriously my favorite character right now. They better not butcher her like that.
Would you take no adaptation at all instead, because that's probably the course for the foreseeable future
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dont think its that crazy to prefer not having an adaptation over having her be adapted into a muslim extremist
I didn't say that?
I'm just saying it is currently unlikely to see any Ms. Marvel adaptation and somehow THIS is the first time anyone's even mentioned it and that's the best they've got
Ms Marvel is seriously my favorite character right now. They better not butcher her like that.
Would you take no adaptation at all instead, because that's probably the course for the foreseeable future
I don't expect her in the MCU for a while (though I wouldn't be surprised if they had a brief reference to her in Captain Marvel), but...I feel like they're going to put her in a cartoon, or something, you know?
I would guess that if she's anywhere near as popular as she is now by the time they release Captain Marvel, they'll try to do something with her, somehow.
like, the first season of Agents of SHIELD had a guy kinda fanboying over Captain America, and that was fairly shortly after Avengers. So they could certainly do Kamala as a plot point in Captain Marvel 3. Even have her give Kamala the name Ms Marvel.
But honestly I think they hold off. Kamala is a character that needs to be handled very, very carefully. If they screw her up I think a lot of fans will be pissed, and a lot of upper echelon folks at Disney/Marvel would probably be fine pissing all over what makes her so great.
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I finished Jessica Jones last night. Some general thoughts and some specific spoilers for the last episode herein:
It was really fucking good. I think I liked it better than Daredevil, but both set out to do different things and they both did it exceptionally well. I loved the emphasis on women and women's stories and dealing with PTSD and consent and all of that. It handled it with tact and patience and I loved it.
I saw some writer criticize JJ for feeling super isolated from the rest of the MCU, and I sort of agree. It felt really weird that there wasn't a single mention of the Devil in Hell's Kitchen, save for Claire telling Jessica about him. Don't all these things go on in the same neighbourhood? Does nobody read the papers? But I digress. It's Jessica's story, so I understand that they don't want to mingle series too much. I am really excited to see how Defenders shapes up though; these characters are so clearly defined that I can't wait to see them all interact with one another.
As for the last episode, I was really interested in seeing how they'd deal with Kilgrave. He seemed far too dangerous to let live, but I wasn't sure if the producers/writers were ready to have Jessica be a hero that kills, ya know? I felt like Daredevil made such an effort to not be that guy, and wasn't sure if JJ would be the same. I guess not! I liked it though. It makes her unique. And how do you let Kilgrave get away? You can't. It's also such a fucking incredible moment for Jessica, watching her put Trish at risk but maintaining the control she needs to get close to Kilgrave. Super awesome. Shame Kilgrave won't be back, I guess, but I also don't know what else they could do with him.
I finished Jessica Jones last night. Some general thoughts and some specific spoilers for the last episode herein:
It was really fucking good. I think I liked it better than Daredevil, but both set out to do different things and they both did it exceptionally well. I loved the emphasis on women and women's stories and dealing with PTSD and consent and all of that. It handled it with tact and patience and I loved it.
I saw some writer criticize JJ for feeling super isolated from the rest of the MCU, and I sort of agree. It felt really weird that there wasn't a single mention of the Devil in Hell's Kitchen, save for Claire telling Jessica about him. Don't all these things go on in the same neighbourhood? Does nobody read the papers? But I digress. It's Jessica's story, so I understand that they don't want to mingle series too much. I am really excited to see how Defenders shapes up though; these characters are so clearly defined that I can't wait to see them all interact with one another.
As for the last episode, I was really interested in seeing how they'd deal with Kilgrave. He seemed far too dangerous to let live, but I wasn't sure if the producers/writers were ready to have Jessica be a hero that kills, ya know? I felt like Daredevil made such an effort to not be that guy, and wasn't sure if JJ would be the same. I guess not! I liked it though. It makes her unique. And how do you let Kilgrave get away? You can't. It's also such a fucking incredible moment for Jessica, watching her put Trish at risk but maintaining the control she needs to get close to Kilgrave. Super awesome. Shame Kilgrave won't be back, I guess, but I also don't know what else they could do with him.
JJ
I feel like if they really want to keep Tenant involved, it'd be very easy for him to manifest as flashbacks or in dream sequences or whatever. I don't want resurrection shenanigans, though, I think it'll be far more interesting to see Jessica deal with not having the threat of him hanging over everything.
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But the tweet says they are either bad or arm candy
And he is definitely a bad dude!
Unless you take bad to mean like, poorly characterized, in which case the tweet is simply not true
That is what I think he means yes
Kilgrave isn't arm candy (I mean, Tennant is a ridiculously attractive and charismatic guy, but the character definitely doesn't exist in that capacity) and I don't see how anyone could call him a bad character, so I think you are misinterpreting the tweet.
I finished Jessica Jones last night. Some general thoughts and some specific spoilers for the last episode herein:
It was really fucking good. I think I liked it better than Daredevil, but both set out to do different things and they both did it exceptionally well. I loved the emphasis on women and women's stories and dealing with PTSD and consent and all of that. It handled it with tact and patience and I loved it.
I saw some writer criticize JJ for feeling super isolated from the rest of the MCU, and I sort of agree. It felt really weird that there wasn't a single mention of the Devil in Hell's Kitchen, save for Claire telling Jessica about him. Don't all these things go on in the same neighbourhood? Does nobody read the papers? But I digress. It's Jessica's story, so I understand that they don't want to mingle series too much. I am really excited to see how Defenders shapes up though; these characters are so clearly defined that I can't wait to see them all interact with one another.
As for the last episode, I was really interested in seeing how they'd deal with Kilgrave. He seemed far too dangerous to let live, but I wasn't sure if the producers/writers were ready to have Jessica be a hero that kills, ya know? I felt like Daredevil made such an effort to not be that guy, and wasn't sure if JJ would be the same. I guess not! I liked it though. It makes her unique. And how do you let Kilgrave get away? You can't. It's also such a fucking incredible moment for Jessica, watching her put Trish at risk but maintaining the control she needs to get close to Kilgrave. Super awesome. Shame Kilgrave won't be back, I guess, but I also don't know what else they could do with him.
JJ
I feel like if they really want to keep Tenant involved, it'd be very easy for him to manifest as flashbacks or in dream sequences or whatever. I don't want resurrection shenanigans, though, I think it'll be far more interesting to see Jessica deal with not having the threat of him hanging over everything.
Flashback to Kilgrave narrating the events of the last episode and telling everyone to forget about what really happened.
I finished Jessica Jones last night. Some general thoughts and some specific spoilers for the last episode herein:
It was really fucking good. I think I liked it better than Daredevil, but both set out to do different things and they both did it exceptionally well. I loved the emphasis on women and women's stories and dealing with PTSD and consent and all of that. It handled it with tact and patience and I loved it.
I saw some writer criticize JJ for feeling super isolated from the rest of the MCU, and I sort of agree. It felt really weird that there wasn't a single mention of the Devil in Hell's Kitchen, save for Claire telling Jessica about him. Don't all these things go on in the same neighbourhood? Does nobody read the papers? But I digress. It's Jessica's story, so I understand that they don't want to mingle series too much. I am really excited to see how Defenders shapes up though; these characters are so clearly defined that I can't wait to see them all interact with one another.
As for the last episode, I was really interested in seeing how they'd deal with Kilgrave. He seemed far too dangerous to let live, but I wasn't sure if the producers/writers were ready to have Jessica be a hero that kills, ya know? I felt like Daredevil made such an effort to not be that guy, and wasn't sure if JJ would be the same. I guess not! I liked it though. It makes her unique. And how do you let Kilgrave get away? You can't. It's also such a fucking incredible moment for Jessica, watching her put Trish at risk but maintaining the control she needs to get close to Kilgrave. Super awesome. Shame Kilgrave won't be back, I guess, but I also don't know what else they could do with him.
JJ
I feel like if they really want to keep Tenant involved, it'd be very easy for him to manifest as flashbacks or in dream sequences or whatever. I don't want resurrection shenanigans, though, I think it'll be far more interesting to see Jessica deal with not having the threat of him hanging over everything.
Kilgrave did spend the last two episodes
compelling his father to inject his spine with the stuff that cured his degenerative nerve disease.
Also, he might already have regenerative powers since he lost a tooth in episode 5 and it was fine by the next episode, so was the bruise on his face.
I finished Jessica Jones last night. Some general thoughts and some specific spoilers for the last episode herein:
It was really fucking good. I think I liked it better than Daredevil, but both set out to do different things and they both did it exceptionally well. I loved the emphasis on women and women's stories and dealing with PTSD and consent and all of that. It handled it with tact and patience and I loved it.
I saw some writer criticize JJ for feeling super isolated from the rest of the MCU, and I sort of agree. It felt really weird that there wasn't a single mention of the Devil in Hell's Kitchen, save for Claire telling Jessica about him. Don't all these things go on in the same neighbourhood? Does nobody read the papers? But I digress. It's Jessica's story, so I understand that they don't want to mingle series too much. I am really excited to see how Defenders shapes up though; these characters are so clearly defined that I can't wait to see them all interact with one another.
As for the last episode, I was really interested in seeing how they'd deal with Kilgrave. He seemed far too dangerous to let live, but I wasn't sure if the producers/writers were ready to have Jessica be a hero that kills, ya know? I felt like Daredevil made such an effort to not be that guy, and wasn't sure if JJ would be the same. I guess not! I liked it though. It makes her unique. And how do you let Kilgrave get away? You can't. It's also such a fucking incredible moment for Jessica, watching her put Trish at risk but maintaining the control she needs to get close to Kilgrave. Super awesome. Shame Kilgrave won't be back, I guess, but I also don't know what else they could do with him.
JJ
I feel like if they really want to keep Tenant involved, it'd be very easy for him to manifest as flashbacks or in dream sequences or whatever. I don't want resurrection shenanigans, though, I think it'll be far more interesting to see Jessica deal with not having the threat of him hanging over everything.
Kilgrave did spend the last two episodes
compelling his father to inject his spine with the stuff that cured his degenerative nerve disease.
Also, he might already have regenerative powers since he lost a tooth in episode 5 and it was fine by the next episode, so was the bruise on his face.
well
I think bringing him back from the dead would be a massive narrative mistake and I definitely don't think they did nearly enough work to justify doing so
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That research surviving and there being a new character with the same powers (perhaps even a bit more purple) would be pretty acceptable though
Have him stick around by virtue of not being THAT much of a piece of shit
I finished Jessica Jones last night. Some general thoughts and some specific spoilers for the last episode herein:
It was really fucking good. I think I liked it better than Daredevil, but both set out to do different things and they both did it exceptionally well. I loved the emphasis on women and women's stories and dealing with PTSD and consent and all of that. It handled it with tact and patience and I loved it.
I saw some writer criticize JJ for feeling super isolated from the rest of the MCU, and I sort of agree. It felt really weird that there wasn't a single mention of the Devil in Hell's Kitchen, save for Claire telling Jessica about him. Don't all these things go on in the same neighbourhood? Does nobody read the papers? But I digress. It's Jessica's story, so I understand that they don't want to mingle series too much. I am really excited to see how Defenders shapes up though; these characters are so clearly defined that I can't wait to see them all interact with one another.
As for the last episode, I was really interested in seeing how they'd deal with Kilgrave. He seemed far too dangerous to let live, but I wasn't sure if the producers/writers were ready to have Jessica be a hero that kills, ya know? I felt like Daredevil made such an effort to not be that guy, and wasn't sure if JJ would be the same. I guess not! I liked it though. It makes her unique. And how do you let Kilgrave get away? You can't. It's also such a fucking incredible moment for Jessica, watching her put Trish at risk but maintaining the control she needs to get close to Kilgrave. Super awesome. Shame Kilgrave won't be back, I guess, but I also don't know what else they could do with him.
JJ
I feel like if they really want to keep Tenant involved, it'd be very easy for him to manifest as flashbacks or in dream sequences or whatever. I don't want resurrection shenanigans, though, I think it'll be far more interesting to see Jessica deal with not having the threat of him hanging over everything.
Kilgrave did spend the last two episodes
compelling his father to inject his spine with the stuff that cured his degenerative nerve disease.
Also, he might already have regenerative powers since he lost a tooth in episode 5 and it was fine by the next episode, so was the bruise on his face.
I feel like, when Jessica Jones breaks your neck for you, that neck gets broken. Sure, Luke's wife's heart stopped when Jessica punched her, but I'm pretty sure her ribcage was probably done for, too. After all, even the medical examiners were convinced she was hit by a bus. So, as much as I like a good villain to stick around, even money says Kilgrave's spine won't be recovering.
I bit on Marvel's black friday/cyber monday sale on Marvel Unlimited. Seems like a safe bet I can get a decent amount of value out of that for a year of commute reading. I just need to remember to switch out which issues I have loaded up when I have access to the wifi at home or at work. I've read a good amount of Marvel over the years but there's certainly some stuff I just never explored.
Going to start off with something short like the Uncanny Avengers stuff, but I think I'm going to do a deep dive on Captain America. I only caught a bit of the late 80s run with the Watch Dogs and Walker but I liked that stuff.
Just need to pick a prime starting point.
Is The Pulse worth checking out?
I read through all of Alias a long ways back but never The Pulse. With the netflix show I've seen that getting brought up a lot as sort of the next chunk of that character's run in the comics.
I finished Jessica Jones last night. Some general thoughts and some specific spoilers for the last episode herein:
It was really fucking good. I think I liked it better than Daredevil, but both set out to do different things and they both did it exceptionally well. I loved the emphasis on women and women's stories and dealing with PTSD and consent and all of that. It handled it with tact and patience and I loved it.
I saw some writer criticize JJ for feeling super isolated from the rest of the MCU, and I sort of agree. It felt really weird that there wasn't a single mention of the Devil in Hell's Kitchen, save for Claire telling Jessica about him. Don't all these things go on in the same neighbourhood? Does nobody read the papers? But I digress. It's Jessica's story, so I understand that they don't want to mingle series too much. I am really excited to see how Defenders shapes up though; these characters are so clearly defined that I can't wait to see them all interact with one another.
As for the last episode, I was really interested in seeing how they'd deal with Kilgrave. He seemed far too dangerous to let live, but I wasn't sure if the producers/writers were ready to have Jessica be a hero that kills, ya know? I felt like Daredevil made such an effort to not be that guy, and wasn't sure if JJ would be the same. I guess not! I liked it though. It makes her unique. And how do you let Kilgrave get away? You can't. It's also such a fucking incredible moment for Jessica, watching her put Trish at risk but maintaining the control she needs to get close to Kilgrave. Super awesome. Shame Kilgrave won't be back, I guess, but I also don't know what else they could do with him.
JJ
I feel like if they really want to keep Tenant involved, it'd be very easy for him to manifest as flashbacks or in dream sequences or whatever. I don't want resurrection shenanigans, though, I think it'll be far more interesting to see Jessica deal with not having the threat of him hanging over everything.
Kilgrave did spend the last two episodes
compelling his father to inject his spine with the stuff that cured his degenerative nerve disease.
Also, he might already have regenerative powers since he lost a tooth in episode 5 and it was fine by the next episode, so was the bruise on his face.
I feel like, when Jessica Jones breaks your neck for you, that neck gets broken. Sure, Luke's wife's heart stopped when Jessica punched her, but I'm pretty sure her ribcage was probably done for, too. After all, even the medical examiners were convinced she was hit by a bus. So, as much as I like a good villain to stick around, even money says Kilgrave's spine won't be recovering.
Cue him appearing in a wheelchair having surrounded himself with inhumans in the guise of providing them education and a safe place.
I finished Jessica Jones last night. Some general thoughts and some specific spoilers for the last episode herein:
It was really fucking good. I think I liked it better than Daredevil, but both set out to do different things and they both did it exceptionally well. I loved the emphasis on women and women's stories and dealing with PTSD and consent and all of that. It handled it with tact and patience and I loved it.
I saw some writer criticize JJ for feeling super isolated from the rest of the MCU, and I sort of agree. It felt really weird that there wasn't a single mention of the Devil in Hell's Kitchen, save for Claire telling Jessica about him. Don't all these things go on in the same neighbourhood? Does nobody read the papers? But I digress. It's Jessica's story, so I understand that they don't want to mingle series too much. I am really excited to see how Defenders shapes up though; these characters are so clearly defined that I can't wait to see them all interact with one another.
As for the last episode, I was really interested in seeing how they'd deal with Kilgrave. He seemed far too dangerous to let live, but I wasn't sure if the producers/writers were ready to have Jessica be a hero that kills, ya know? I felt like Daredevil made such an effort to not be that guy, and wasn't sure if JJ would be the same. I guess not! I liked it though. It makes her unique. And how do you let Kilgrave get away? You can't. It's also such a fucking incredible moment for Jessica, watching her put Trish at risk but maintaining the control she needs to get close to Kilgrave. Super awesome. Shame Kilgrave won't be back, I guess, but I also don't know what else they could do with him.
JJ
I feel like if they really want to keep Tenant involved, it'd be very easy for him to manifest as flashbacks or in dream sequences or whatever. I don't want resurrection shenanigans, though, I think it'll be far more interesting to see Jessica deal with not having the threat of him hanging over everything.
Kilgrave did spend the last two episodes
compelling his father to inject his spine with the stuff that cured his degenerative nerve disease.
Also, he might already have regenerative powers since he lost a tooth in episode 5 and it was fine by the next episode, so was the bruise on his face.
well
I think bringing him back from the dead would be a massive narrative mistake and I definitely don't think they did nearly enough work to justify doing so
Hogarth
also has Hope's aborted fetus.
I would assume that IGH is also aware of Kilgrave.
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Is The Pulse worth checking out?
I read through all of Alias a long ways back but never The Pulse. With the netflix show I've seen that getting brought up a lot as sort of the next chunk of that character's run in the comics.
It was alright. Not as good as the Alias series, but for what it was, not terrible.
Fencingsax on
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I finished Jessica Jones last night. Some general thoughts and some specific spoilers for the last episode herein:
It was really fucking good. I think I liked it better than Daredevil, but both set out to do different things and they both did it exceptionally well. I loved the emphasis on women and women's stories and dealing with PTSD and consent and all of that. It handled it with tact and patience and I loved it.
I saw some writer criticize JJ for feeling super isolated from the rest of the MCU, and I sort of agree. It felt really weird that there wasn't a single mention of the Devil in Hell's Kitchen, save for Claire telling Jessica about him. Don't all these things go on in the same neighbourhood? Does nobody read the papers? But I digress. It's Jessica's story, so I understand that they don't want to mingle series too much. I am really excited to see how Defenders shapes up though; these characters are so clearly defined that I can't wait to see them all interact with one another.
As for the last episode, I was really interested in seeing how they'd deal with Kilgrave. He seemed far too dangerous to let live, but I wasn't sure if the producers/writers were ready to have Jessica be a hero that kills, ya know? I felt like Daredevil made such an effort to not be that guy, and wasn't sure if JJ would be the same. I guess not! I liked it though. It makes her unique. And how do you let Kilgrave get away? You can't. It's also such a fucking incredible moment for Jessica, watching her put Trish at risk but maintaining the control she needs to get close to Kilgrave. Super awesome. Shame Kilgrave won't be back, I guess, but I also don't know what else they could do with him.
JJ
I feel like if they really want to keep Tenant involved, it'd be very easy for him to manifest as flashbacks or in dream sequences or whatever. I don't want resurrection shenanigans, though, I think it'll be far more interesting to see Jessica deal with not having the threat of him hanging over everything.
Kilgrave did spend the last two episodes
compelling his father to inject his spine with the stuff that cured his degenerative nerve disease.
Also, he might already have regenerative powers since he lost a tooth in episode 5 and it was fine by the next episode, so was the bruise on his face.
well
I think bringing him back from the dead would be a massive narrative mistake and I definitely don't think they did nearly enough work to justify doing so
Is The Pulse worth checking out?
I read through all of Alias a long ways back but never The Pulse. With the netflix show I've seen that getting brought up a lot as sort of the next chunk of that character's run in the comics.
Looks like they put out a The Pulse complete collection trade last year. But I was more browsing through Marvel Unlimited listings.
I wish you could just add trades to the library or offline listings instead of adding each issue one by one. That 80's to Present Cap run is going to involve a lot of clicking.
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That would be a good Ms. Marvel story. But I don't know if it would be a good Captain Marvel story.
Would you take no adaptation at all instead, because that's probably the course for the foreseeable future
100% yes
Do it right or don't do it at all
PSN- AHermano
The Captain Marvel screenplay is currently being written by Nicole Perlman, who wrote the original script for GotG, and Meg LeFauve, who wrote Inside Out
It is highly unlikely that Morano's ideas are in there
Doesn't mean it can't be rewritten if she was hired
Peyton Reed, Paul Rudd, and Adam McKay rewrote the majority of Ant-Man
I
dont think its that crazy to prefer not having an adaptation over having her be adapted into a muslim extremist
I didn't say that?
I'm just saying it is currently unlikely to see any Ms. Marvel adaptation and somehow THIS is the first time anyone's even mentioned it and that's the best they've got
I don't expect her in the MCU for a while (though I wouldn't be surprised if they had a brief reference to her in Captain Marvel), but...I feel like they're going to put her in a cartoon, or something, you know?
I would guess that if she's anywhere near as popular as she is now by the time they release Captain Marvel, they'll try to do something with her, somehow.
Takes off cap, reveals hair.
like, the first season of Agents of SHIELD had a guy kinda fanboying over Captain America, and that was fairly shortly after Avengers. So they could certainly do Kamala as a plot point in Captain Marvel 3. Even have her give Kamala the name Ms Marvel.
But honestly I think they hold off. Kamala is a character that needs to be handled very, very carefully. If they screw her up I think a lot of fans will be pissed, and a lot of upper echelon folks at Disney/Marvel would probably be fine pissing all over what makes her so great.
I saw some writer criticize JJ for feeling super isolated from the rest of the MCU, and I sort of agree. It felt really weird that there wasn't a single mention of the Devil in Hell's Kitchen, save for Claire telling Jessica about him. Don't all these things go on in the same neighbourhood? Does nobody read the papers? But I digress. It's Jessica's story, so I understand that they don't want to mingle series too much. I am really excited to see how Defenders shapes up though; these characters are so clearly defined that I can't wait to see them all interact with one another.
As for the last episode, I was really interested in seeing how they'd deal with Kilgrave. He seemed far too dangerous to let live, but I wasn't sure if the producers/writers were ready to have Jessica be a hero that kills, ya know? I felt like Daredevil made such an effort to not be that guy, and wasn't sure if JJ would be the same. I guess not! I liked it though. It makes her unique. And how do you let Kilgrave get away? You can't. It's also such a fucking incredible moment for Jessica, watching her put Trish at risk but maintaining the control she needs to get close to Kilgrave. Super awesome. Shame Kilgrave won't be back, I guess, but I also don't know what else they could do with him.
JJ
Well yeah
And he is definitely a bad dude!
Unless you take bad to mean like, poorly characterized, in which case the tweet is simply not true
That is what I think he means yes
Kilgrave isn't arm candy (I mean, Tennant is a ridiculously attractive and charismatic guy, but the character definitely doesn't exist in that capacity) and I don't see how anyone could call him a bad character, so I think you are misinterpreting the tweet.
Speaking of, wasn't she supposed to be in one of the Marvel animated TV shows?
I don't know if people will be able to handle a show where he's in most of the scenes
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Kilgrave did spend the last two episodes
Also, he might already have regenerative powers since he lost a tooth in episode 5 and it was fine by the next episode, so was the bruise on his face.
No it's not. Why would you even think this?
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Have him stick around by virtue of not being THAT much of a piece of shit
Season 2 is currently ~$50
Going to start off with something short like the Uncanny Avengers stuff, but I think I'm going to do a deep dive on Captain America. I only caught a bit of the late 80s run with the Watch Dogs and Walker but I liked that stuff.
Just need to pick a prime starting point.
"Remember, we're making a comic book movie."
I read through all of Alias a long ways back but never The Pulse. With the netflix show I've seen that getting brought up a lot as sort of the next chunk of that character's run in the comics.
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Hogarth
I would assume that IGH is also aware of Kilgrave.
It was alright. Not as good as the Alias series, but for what it was, not terrible.
have you noticed a lightning deal for AoS Season 2 or Agent Carter Season 1?
Is that even available as a trade?
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I wish you could just add trades to the library or offline listings instead of adding each issue one by one. That 80's to Present Cap run is going to involve a lot of clicking.