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So, anybody thinks the Kree will make an appearance in the SI show? Are there Kree infiltrators cells on Earth? How many? Most Kree do not need to shapeshift to pass as humans. Surely after their humiliating defeat by Danvers in 1995, they would have sent spies to check the progress of that apparently backward world that was able to repel their best troops.. and if 30 years these spies would have attained positions of influence. They would surely have learnt about the massive exodus of Skrulls to earth ( one million..), and would have sent more undercover agents to deal with the situation and eventually find a way to eliminate almost all their Skrull enemies at once on Earth. So, anybody thinks one of the characters introduced in episode 1 could be a Kree agent? Who? I'd say Sonya Falsworth would be a good suspect of course but maybe too obvious. For some reason I would put ( a little) money on Beto being a Kree. He could have used a sort of photostatic veil nanomask to pass

Marvel fans have been eagerly anticipating the next grand narrative arc in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), one that can match or even surpass the epic scale of the Infinity Saga. However, some have noticed that the connection and emotional investment in Phase 4 and beyond seem less pronounced compared to previous phases. In this post, I propose a theory that could shed light on this observation and provide an exciting framework for upcoming multiversal conflicts. Building Towards a New Marvel Epic: Marvel Studios has set the stage for a narrative of unprecedented magnitude, aiming to captivate audiences once again. However, the transition into Phase 4 and beyond hasn't evoked the same level of engagement as earlier phases. While this issue is multifaceted, let's focus on the aspect of character investment. The Importance of Character Dynamics: In order for viewers to truly care about upcoming multiversal conflicts, it is crucial to establish relatable and compelling

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Does any one know when this film is gonna hit Disney plus? I missed the chance to see it at the cinema and am waiting for the time it’ll come to small screen. submitted by /u/777marc [link] [comments]

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In episode 1, the scene where a Skrull rebel seems to plunge his fingers in the brain of captive AAR commander John Brogan held in a Frackling pod to access and assimilate his memories immediately visually reminded me of the relatively obscure character Master Khan from the Iron Fist (and later Power Man & IF, then Namor) comics. That was a signature move of that evil sorcerer from K’un Lun to erase and manipulate his victims memories…. https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Namor,_the_Sub-Mariner_Vol_1_25 https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Master_Khan_(Earth-616) (He even looks like a Skrull…) Particularly interesting for me is that part = Khan also persuaded Super-Skrull to impersonate the child Captain Hero for months. He entranced Super-Skrull into believing he was, in fact, Captain Hero. After "Captain Hero" appeared to kill both himself and Iron Fist (actually a H'ylthri impostor), Khan betrayed Super-Skrull and returned him to his exile in space orbit. In a clever ru

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In this scene, Maria Hill has worn a green watch. Now I have two possible clues and it can lead to either of the two: The first and the most obvious is that maybe it was some kind of metaphor for her fate where she would be killed by a Skrull at the end of the episode. The second is more wishful thinking but maybe there is a (slight) chance that even she could have been a Skrull. There is comparatively a lesser chance though of course since the camera on purpose stayed for too long on her and she hadn't shifted back to a Skrull even after she was killed. submitted by /u/AnnoyinglyAaron [link] [comments]

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I was thinking about how most (I think) people's opinion is that the final battle in Endgame is the best part of the movie. I actually enjoy the first act much more. I just prefer seeing real actors acting rather than CGI spectacle. Most of the movies follow the 'Marvel formula' and include a CGI final fight in the 3rd act, and many have been criticized (most notably Black Panther 1). Anyway, on a personal level act 3 is almost always the weakest part of the movie for me. Do any of you have a movie or movies where the 3rd act is the strongest? submitted by /u/Buhos_En_Pantelones [link] [comments]

So im watching all of Marvel movies atm and just got done with Endgame. Ngl besides all the depression (and prob a year of economic crisis) people had in the first few years it seemed like that snap did more good than harm to earth. Funny how in all these other superhero movies the moral of the story is something like "dont change the past, accept it and move on" but in this movie everyone is like hell yea lets change the past and fuck everything up happy end bad guy dead. This movie stands in contrast with literally everything other hero movies try to teach you: revenge, regret, acceptance etc. Obviously i wasnt around when all the hype about the movie was going on so im not sure was there discussion about these kinda stuff on the internet? submitted by /u/New_Atmosphere4059 [link] [comments]

In a multi-part Instagram story posted to her account Wednesday, the clearly flustered actress (known for playing Daisy Johnson on Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.) took the time to shoot down persistent rumors that she will appear in the upcoming MCU TV series on Disney+ "I have avoided saying anything like this in general on social media or whatever because I thought it would maybe just blow over. But it has not,” Bennet said. “I am in no way attached or involved — even at all or a little bit — in the Secret Invasion Marvel [series]. I honestly don’t even know really what that is. I am only coming on here to say this because it’s gotten to the point where every day, I’m getting hundreds of messages about this ... I’m now getting approached in person." Bennet went on to recount how one brazen individual approached her at Target earlier that day while she was in the middle of shopping for feminine products. "Uh...a little inappropriate," she added. "So,

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I've seen posts from people talking about Captain Marvel attacking Hala and destroying it at the start of the movie if I remember correctly. If that's so, are there any information that we will see how that happens at the start of the movie or something, or maybe in some detailed scenes later in the movie? submitted by /u/RoyalCod3 [link] [comments]

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I just joined this sub mainly to ask a question. My son is newly obsessed with Spider-Man. We have *most of the main characters in this series. But I can NOT find Doc Ocks robot, "Cal". I've scoured big boz stores and Amazon. He keeps asking where Cal is when we play with his figures and I can't find him one. Does anyone have any ideas on where I can find one? submitted by /u/itsbettawithchedda [link] [comments]

Link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vT9cG17mtzIpkk7KDrLiGHixg8JprssI6U0c4iETMp9_EXrDlTzA4x23XeBqy7Vh9sn_LVwCZOG0mjS/pub I couldn't find a complete MCU timeline, so I made one. I started making this timeline back in September of 2021. I'm not 100% sure that the comics are in the correct spots, but I did my best to place them in the most reasonable spots. This timeline is also NOT recommended for a first time viewer because a lot of these projects overlap and makes it impossible to actually view all of them in the correct order. Please correct me if any of these projects are in the wrong spots or if I am missing anything. I will also update this timeline as new projects release. submitted by /u/Honest_Charge_4463 [link] [comments]

I just rewatched Endgame just now and I would assume this would probably be the time where Rocket probably grows more attached to Quill's Zune and plays his music more But what I want to ask is do you think Tony and the rest of the Avengers gave Rocket more music to add/listen to on the Zune? Edit: what songs do you think they reccomended? submitted by /u/KAAYALL [link] [comments]

Finally watched Guardians of the Galaxy 3 earlier in the week and I definitely think High Evolutionary has a strong case. Loki, Ego, Grandmaster are other strong contenders but was wondering who is the most egotistical in your opinion. submitted by /u/Imaginary-Picture-35 [link] [comments]

So, since the Civil War movie, a lot of new heroes have joined the MCU rooster. With that in mind, if Civil War was made today, in which team do you think each of the new heroes would join? submitted by /u/Doomeyer [link] [comments]

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Evidence Breakdown: Eyewitness Testimonies According to Chaudhry’s evidence, there are multiple witnesses who can attest that Majors never assaulted his now ex-girlfriend, Grace Jabbari, including: The driver of the car that took Majors and Jabbari from a Brooklyn bar the night of the alleged assault. He’s ready to testify that he never saw or heard Majors “raise a hand or voice” at Jabbari and that as Majors tried to get away from her—she pulled on and ripped his coat. A small group of women who recognized the Creed III star during the altercation hugged him, and took a selfie with him in the midst of it. The bartender at Loosie’s Night Nightclub at the Moxy Hotel in Manhattan “remembered Jabbari’s British accent and would testify that Jabbari was ‘having a great time’ and that he recalled no bleeding ear or bruised finger.” As previously reported by The Root , Jabbari and who we now know to be three of the people who witnessed the altercation between she and Majors that night

While I was rewatching Infinity War, I realized that the whole plot of GotG1 basically was useless, since Thanos destroyed the planet and took the power stone anyway. That got me thinking, what if the Guardians had failed to stop Ronan? Then Ronan would have gone to go fight Thanos using Power Stone, possibly winning and preventing Thanos from completing his mission. Also, Ronan would never be as great of a threat as Thanos, since he definitely isn't strong enough to hold all the infinity stones. submitted by /u/Jarlax1e [link] [comments]

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As we saw in the vol 3, rocket has been modified in various ways. Do you guys think that they actually left things of "his" not really needed for the experiements? I saw the older comics of his, about him getting chased by his "ex-girlfriends", but the comics never really mentioned anything 'bout him actually being able to do stuff, only that he seduced them to steal various things from them. ​ He also seems to be the only one of his kind (Except for that one female version of his in the comics). submitted by /u/Eukalp1945 [link] [comments]

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When people mention superhero fatigue or how bad Marvel movies have been, they tend to skip over Wakanda Forever or consider it a disappointment (not a bust or a flop) and praise Guardians of the Galaxy. Why? They did similar numbers. I think we need to temper expectations. These films aren't a disappointment simple because they didn't make a billion dollars or similar numbers to the previous film. Nevermind the fact that, Wakanda Forever was lead by a mostly black female cast (unprecedented in today's day and age) and lost it's lead. If both movies had the same budget and made around the same. They should be treated the same. submitted by /u/Responsible-Lunch815 [link] [comments]

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I've recently been thinking about 'Moon Knight', where we left the character by the end of the show, and what the character's future looks like within the larger MCU. For anyone who has forgotten what happened by the end of the season, here's a quick rundown: Marc and Steven came together and formed a bond, with them both merging their skills into one Marc's wife Layla became her own superhero, known as The Scarlet Scarab Arthur Harrow was defeated while Marc blacked out (Marc and Steven both confirmed it wasn't them that did it) Marc and Steven got rid of Khonshu from their lives The show ended with Marc and Steve living together peacefully in Steven's apartment The post-credit scene revealed that Khonshu is still around because of his connection to Marc's other personality, Jake Lockley (who Marc and Steven are unaware of) While I think there's a lot of potential for Moon Knight's future, I also think they've written themselv

Here is the link to the video here https://youtu.be/QWkfm0SLFNk I used Filmora to edit this as well other videos similar to this (just something to do so why not) submitted by /u/NatMcin [link] [comments]

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In your option, what Marvel TV Series shows the studio finding it’s footing? ALL series are up for grabs (D+, ABC, ABCFamily/Freeform, etc). IMO, too many people slept/sleep on Agents of Shield. Once that show found its own identity, and weren’t trying to force connections to the films, it really took off. Easily my favorite Marvel show. Daredevil and Moon Knight hold a special place in my heart too, but man AoS will always be the OG for me. submitted by /u/writercraze [link] [comments]

I’d like to see Wanda get to be that magical hero and core and well respected member of the avengers she’s been for the majority of her characters history. But is that possible at this stage? The way things are left idk how they’d move her back onto the team, especially in time for kangs dynasty and secret wars. The only way I’m really seeing it is if Agatha’s show is, or bleeds into an adaptation of Children’s crusade that comes out before kangs dynasty. submitted by /u/Aksongsuwhsbs [link] [comments]

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In case you missed it, we came back online yesterday after a week-long blackout, protesting Reddit's API changes, just as you guys had voted in our previous poll Now, we polled you again to determine whether the sub should remain restricted for as long as Secret Invasion is coming out or become fully public again and the majority of you have voted the latter. So, the subreddit is 100% back to normal for you guys to enjoy! Please keep any and all discussion related to the blackout and the protests in the megathread linked above. And keep all discussion regarding last week's news in this discussion megathread which will remain pinned in our subreddit for a few more days. Cheers and thanks for understanding! submitted by /u/KostisPat257 [link] [comments]

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So I’m watching the whole mcu from the beginning in release order and I’m just happy how everything makes sense. I thought I was a marvel fan but I was just a disgrace to the fan club by watching it scattered. Can’t believe I watched some of it just because my ex recommended it and the fish didn’t think to lmk in what order I should watch it. For the past 3 days I’ve started from captain America all the way down and it’s been great, like understanding where characters come from and understanding their presence when they reappear. I was literally just watching it because I’m seeing heroes and villains and not even enjoying the actual plot going on. I’m super thrilled!!! submitted by /u/AggravatingPie2979 [link] [comments]

I'd say it's probably a close race between Tony and Wanda. For Tony, it's kind of a no-brainer. He was the big face of the Infinity Saga and of the OG 6 got by far the most character exploration. From his arrogance and recklessness to his PTSD and controlling tendencies to him always needing to be the hero, for better or worse. We got a pretty developed and complicated (by MCU standards) relationship with Pepper. His relationships with Rhodey and Steve and Peter Parker all show different sides to him. He gets to be a mentor, a role model, a hero, a villain, and his own worst enemy. He's weak, he's strong, he's everything in between. By virtue of the sheer amount of focus Tony got, he became really well-rounded and fairly deeply explored. Wanda was really not a character in the movies. Sure, there's some stuff there. She's vulnerable and afraid despite having huge power and not being afraid to wield it. She's conflicted between wanting revenge for

Assuming he’s going to be the main villain of secret wars based on how they’re building him up. Tony beating Thanos in endgame was satisfying as this saga began with him and ended with him. Reed beating God Doom in the comics is satisfying because of their intimate rivalry which was explored throughout the main event. But they’ve made it kinda impossible for Kang to have a personal rivalry with any of the characters. I guess the council can have a collective distain for a particular character (lokis) but it’s really not the same. I was thinking Loki, but also he’s been the main antagonist of an ant man movie and probably more movies to come (Rama Tut in F4? Etc) Though with waldrons, infatuation with Wanda it may end up being her lol submitted by /u/Nearby-Can9806 [link] [comments]

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Hi, this is my first time posting on Reddit, so if I say something wrong or if my English is bad (I'm a Brazillian, by the way), I'm sorry. But back to subject of this post, I watched Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 3 three weeks ago, and I loved it Adam's character. But, I thought he didn't had much time in the movie to truly develop him. So, since Adam is now a Guardian, I think it is the perfect time to introduce his lore to the MCU. So, which ideas you have for the series? Have some directors in mind (My personal choice would be Denis Villeneuve, to bring some difference to James Gunn)? Be creative! submitted by /u/Top_Aspect2468 [link] [comments]

As fresh as it was to just dive into a new Spider-Man story and skip the origin when Peter first joined the MCU, I think finally, after 3 solo-films, it’s time to explore Peter’s origin more closely in the MCU. I’m sure Spider-Man 4 will bring us a more grounded Spider-Man story and I hope we learn a little bit about what happened when Peter was bit by the spider; where had it come from? There’s apparently no Oscorp in the MCU (as mentioned in No Way Home), so was the spider created by Alchemax? Does Fisk have something to do with it? or maybe the shady tech company owned by Mephisto that’s rumored to play a big role going forward? and I know there will most likely be some sort of hero team up in Spider-Man 4, but given the fact that it will largely be about Peter in the world alone for the first time, and perhaps even a “loner” Peter Parker, now that nobody knows who he is; I think this is a good time for Peter to do some self-reflection and maybe start digging into what actually h

Spoilers for across the spider verse Like how did he know about Dr. Strange and Peter from NWH when Across the Spider Verse takes place only 1 year and four months after the first that was set in 2018? He either deals with Spider-Man related multiversal rifts throughout all of time (sorta like the TVA?) or there is a weird plot hole that was totally unnecessary. If he does work across all time, does he know about the TVA and do they know about him? He must’ve come around after them because these alternate universes only started popping up after Kang died and the multiverse’s gates were opened wide. Idrk what to make of this and it just seems like a stupid detail to add to the movie that overcomplicates things a lot. submitted by /u/CaptainHoward5 [link] [comments]

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No Way Home was huge and the hype was unreal, and Tom Holland recently said in an interview he will only return if the 4th one is bigger and can match No Way Home Idk how you could get bigger than No Way Home. I think they’d have to just expand on it and make a part 2 of some sorts. Give Tobey Maguire & Andrew Garfield bigger roles. Maybe we actually go back and spend time in the Raimi & Webb verses….it’s already being set up with all the villains like Vulture randomly hopping universes. Imagine if Tom Holland & Tobey Maguire swapped universes and it’s like a multiversal fish out of water story. Actually going back to the Raimi verse would definitely be bigger than No Way Home. I’m getting excited just thinking about it This could also set up secret wars submitted by /u/rcarroll271 [link] [comments]

So everyone has seen Anthony Mackie's Insta post announcing a new title for CA4 - Captain America:Brave New World. This is because the old subtitle New World Order is somewhat problematic (related to antisemitism?). He is also wearing a new blue suit rather than his white one from TFATWS. If you look closely at the photo you can see Harrison Ford, who is Thaddeus Ross, wearing what appears to be tattered black shorts. Often worn by a certain Red Hulk! Do you think this is an accurate spot? I've updated the new title and logo at MCU Time Code https://www mcutimecode com submitted by /u/mcutimecode [link] [comments]

I remember back when Phase 2 of the MCU was coming and one of the most common criticisms of it was, "Why didn't the characters just call on the other Avengers for help?" or something like that. Of course the actual answer is because it was their own movie and bringing in other characters would take focus away from the main characters (also in-universe reasons like the problems in Iron Man 3, Dark World and Winter Soldier happening both in secret and/or on short notice). Antman also pokes fun at this when Scott's first instinct is to get the Avengers involved to which Hank Pym says not to, but i think No Way Home also kind of pokes fun at this criticism but in a different way. In No Way Home, when Peter finds out him and his friends aren't getting into the college they wanted because of Peter's identity getting out, Peter's first thought is to get Dr. Strange in on it to help him, to which he agrees and leads to the rest of the movie. After Stephen does

Hi! My name is Shirley Chan, and I am a PhD student at Lund University in Sweden. My study focuses on information produced by online communities on social media platforms, specifically fandoms and the challenges of capturing community narratives for the future. What is the project about? Challenges in preserving digital information arise as content is easy to distribute and edit, containing textual, visual, and moving media. It also characterises social media sites, which leads to difficulties in documenting the original context of the content. Due to the dynamic nature of digital information and social media sites, social and cultural expressions risk becoming inaccessible soon, for example, the cultural practices found in the multiple online fan communities. In recent years, discussions have also been concerning preserving information created on social media, highlighting legal and user-privacy concerns. At the same time, the extensive documentation and storage of user information

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Okay so I don't think Fisk is dead and I have this weird theory that Black Cat will appear in a future Spiderman Movie. Here's my thinking MJ will be revealed as a composite of Felicia and MJ. I'm thinking Peter currently being a stranger to her will cause a lot of tension, maybe he'll learn she's wrapped up in somethng and start clashing with Black Cat or hearing about her. Then while trying to figure out what's going on he'll fight Black Cat and discover it's MJ. Naturally Peter still being in love will want to help her but she will see him as a problem. I can see it all coming to a head with Fisk's return and it coming out MJ saved him and has worked with him since after the mass memory wipe. I can see it coming out MJ's been in witness protection and that her father was the original Black Cat then Fisk found her and offered a deal. This would be a good way to have Fisk go against Spiderman and I can even see him assemble a full team of vil

Wakanda is all traditionally looking African people. In Black Panther 2 Namour's people all look South American. In Shang Chi the temple has all Chinese people. As they all should be, authentic. Then why is it in Love and Thunder you can't even tell Asgardians are based on Norse culture? The Asgardians are wildly diverse with the king being mixed race with dread-like hair, the kid who can communicate through the shadow realm is black and in past Thors Heimdall was also black. And it's not like it's just one or two characters, of all the kids there's like one or two blonde and maybe one red head, you can't tell the culture it's based on at all! If Asgard was based on recent USA then multicultural would be accurate, but Asgard is based in old Norse mythology where most people are red headed or blonde. At best it feels hypocritical, but it feels more like a purposeful effort. So does Marvel hate Scandinavians? submitted by /u/2Fast2Smart2Pretty [link]

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Various different planets habitable for life have been explored in the MCU such as Xander and Krylor and Sovereign. As shown in the Guardians of the Galaxy films, the latter two Avengers films, and Captain Marvel, intergalactic space travel seems to be available to a certain extent. So it stands to reason that there are at least a few wealthy Terrans (earthlings) who have the wanderlust to see other worlds and have done so due to the availability of space ships in the MCU. submitted by /u/TwistedBeard777 [link] [comments]

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I've been working on this for some time for fun, and had a few people want me to share it with them, so I figured I'd see what this sub would think! Some notes: I've listed everything in chronological order, with only a few sacrifices for a better watch order in a few specific cases, but the dates remain unchanged. Some I'm placing based on epilogue date rather than the main-events timeframe. Everything marked "For Completionists Only" are titles I don't get any value out of, but I included them all the same; my opinions on quality are just that! The Multiverse titles can conceivably be placed anywhere as long as it is after Loki Season 1's finale, but I opted to place them so as to break things up from a watch order perspective. Hopefully this will be helpful for the similarly obsessed :) https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gLNW0wLGUnw6wlGLDwXXyKd8z-c3P2rzuZThxn_Zc6A/edit?usp=sharing submitted by /u/Bleebledorp [link] [comments]

I think this is probably the most likely episode for season 2 of What If? Would the two of them be able to co-rule? Or would one try to remove the other? submitted by /u/Kotic90 [link] [comments]

Look, I'm not someone who has hated Marvel's Disney Plus output. In fact, I think a lot of it has been really good. However, I really wish they hadn't folded Marvel Television under Marvel Studios. I understand why Iger thought it was a good idea but, as a fan, I feel like we ended up losing a lot more than we gained. I know the Netflix Marvel output wasn't always great. Some of it was embarrasingly terrible. It's hard to deny though that, when they got it right, they really got it right. Their best stuff is miles better than Marvel Studios' best stuff. Imagine a 'Moon Knight' show by the same team that made 'Daredevil'. Imagine 'The Falcon and The Winter Soldier' but with less limitations and more episodes. That John Walker sequence would have hit so much harder if we had seen more than a tiny bit of dry blood on the shield. Imagine 'Hawkeye' with more episodes and an even more grounded approach. I guess what I'm sayi

Any chance marvel will release a Kang film? Is that in the works even for a later phase or is this not happening? Always thought they should’ve released a Thanos movie showing his early life and what led him to be who he is. They’ve got a massive opportunity to this for Kang, I hope they actually do it. (Depending on the Jonathan Majors court case) submitted by /u/konohasp [link] [comments]

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Just watched the post-credit scene in Ant-Man 3. While I find J. Major's acting in the movie itself quite decent, I think he did a very poor job in that scene. So much overacting and cringy facial expressions. Which is weird, as I've said, he did a completely different job in the movie itself (can't say I liked his The One That Remains in the Loki tbf) submitted by /u/yebk_O123 [link] [comments]

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Hey guys , how we would be able to see Doctor Strange stopping incursions while fighting with Clea in the Dark Dimension? Would Dormammu be fighting strange in the dark dimension? Will we be able to see new strange abilities with the new eye in his forehead ? Let me know what you guys think! submitted by /u/viperntx [link] [comments]

I was actually surprised by how good it was near the end. I was a tad annoyed with the starting recurring teenage jokes and shenanigans, but the character developed pretty well. Maybe Kamala's close family was more supportive than I expected, but it was nice to watch. I'd like to know your opinions about this short series. submitted by /u/Jemse55 [link] [comments]