>Captain America Winter Soldier >Agent Carter >Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. >What If? >Doctor Strange 2
No. I think she likes being in Marvel stuff. What If? is a good litmus test for how much the actors want to play their characters. You could make the same thread for Darcy or Happy Hogan or whichever character got their actor back. But that Captain Carter comic was definitely an attempt to push her.
Women need their (genderbent) heroes too. It's a classic Marvel staple.
>nice white lady gets presented as a confident Cap multiple times >Sam Wilson has to be filled with self-doubt, hem and haw over being Cap, never cameos as Cap anywhere else in the MCU
Disney doesn't want a black man as Cap
This seems like a weird kind of backdoor to replace Sam as Cap in the MCU. Instead of black guy they are just going to have a white lady Captain Britain instead and push her to the forefront of all things marvel heroes.
>third worlder once again thinks U.S. and Europe consumers actually want black characters
Daily reminder that the global social conditioning that the elites keep trying to force is going to survive as long as morons like you exist to perpetuate their lies for them. Nobody is “obsessed” with blacks, genius, because soulless billion-dollar corporations aren’t conscious people. They’re entities, not actual fans.
>because soulless billion-dollar corporations aren’t conscious people. They’re entities, not actual fans.
I thought under American law, corporations are people
>Nobody is “obsessed” with blacks
Certain demographic of white people definitely are. You are deluding yourself if you think it's limited to just a corporate marketing campaign.
>This seems like a weird kind of backdoor to replace Sam as Cap in the MCU.
Why does it seem like that? She has her own place in the multiversal corner.
>This seems like a weird kind of backdoor to replace Sam as Cap in the MCU.
Or at least a contingency since when they tried it in the comics it went over as well as a lead balloon, and The Marvels made it clear they're far from bulletproof anymore.
She got too much focus during Season 2 of What If when they could had used like 1-2 of her episodes to focus on another established What If or a new What If.
The whole What If series annoys me with how it was handled.
>Hey, here is a new series where we explore every single insane scenario, anything goes, anyone can appear, anything can happen, there is no limits! >Proceeds to focus on 5 main characters and makes several episodes about their adventures, give them two season story arcs!
What in the frick. Carter works...for a single episode. Then we never see or hear about her ever again unless it's Hulk Carter or Skrull Carter. no two episodes of What If should ever be linked at all or have shit to do with each other. Much less have a story arc.
My problem with What If is a lot of them don't really branch from an actual reasonable change that could occur in the MCU and follow up on its consequences, most of it is just "in this universe, this happens to be different just because the writers want this specific circumstance", like as
That would be way more original than >What if my native american fanfic was made into a cartoon episode!
That whole scene is filmed so bizarrely, its really clear the actors were not on set together.
Carter and Marvel have basically zero reaction to their 2 comrades getting instakilled, even with Carter still trying to act wienery with the stupid "can do this all day" line in a situation where it absolutely does not fit at all
I don't mind her because she's one of the few characters who doesn't have an american accent.
I wonder how well Scarlet would be if she stuck with her Serbian or whatever accent.
>Marvel should stop
Yes.
Why are they constantly plugging Captain Carter anyway? Who is really pushing for this to become a thing so much?
>Captain America Winter Soldier
>Agent Carter
>Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
>What If?
>Doctor Strange 2
No. I think she likes being in Marvel stuff. What If? is a good litmus test for how much the actors want to play their characters. You could make the same thread for Darcy or Happy Hogan or whichever character got their actor back.
But that Captain Carter comic was definitely an attempt to push her.
Women need their (genderbent) heroes too. It's a classic Marvel staple.
The actress, probably. Maybe there is a producer she is fricking, but who knows.
It's the same thing that always happens. They do it once and it got a TEENY TINY bit of good response so they immediately run it into the ground
>nice white lady gets presented as a confident Cap multiple times
>Sam Wilson has to be filled with self-doubt, hem and haw over being Cap, never cameos as Cap anywhere else in the MCU
Disney doesn't want a black man as Cap
>Not liking a muscle mommy Brit chick with huge boobs
Shame on you Marvel!
What If should be just an anthology. Why do we need to see the same characters like Strange Supreme and Cap Carter again?
She should have a child with Steve Rogers and solidify their dinasty.
This seems like a weird kind of backdoor to replace Sam as Cap in the MCU. Instead of black guy they are just going to have a white lady Captain Britain instead and push her to the forefront of all things marvel heroes.
Probably because you just plain cannot sell a black lead character in a movie to China, Japan, South Korea, or the entire Middle East.
Because those countries aren't obsessed with black people like America and Europe are.
>third worlder once again thinks U.S. and Europe consumers actually want black characters
Daily reminder that the global social conditioning that the elites keep trying to force is going to survive as long as morons like you exist to perpetuate their lies for them. Nobody is “obsessed” with blacks, genius, because soulless billion-dollar corporations aren’t conscious people. They’re entities, not actual fans.
>because soulless billion-dollar corporations aren’t conscious people. They’re entities, not actual fans.
I thought under American law, corporations are people
>Nobody is “obsessed” with blacks
Certain demographic of white people definitely are. You are deluding yourself if you think it's limited to just a corporate marketing campaign.
>This seems like a weird kind of backdoor to replace Sam as Cap in the MCU.
Why does it seem like that? She has her own place in the multiversal corner.
>This seems like a weird kind of backdoor to replace Sam as Cap in the MCU.
Or at least a contingency since when they tried it in the comics it went over as well as a lead balloon, and The Marvels made it clear they're far from bulletproof anymore.
She got too much focus during Season 2 of What If when they could had used like 1-2 of her episodes to focus on another established What If or a new What If.
Marvel should stop trying to make Captain Carter Happen, without giving us more Atwell breasts on the big screen.
The whole What If series annoys me with how it was handled.
>Hey, here is a new series where we explore every single insane scenario, anything goes, anyone can appear, anything can happen, there is no limits!
>Proceeds to focus on 5 main characters and makes several episodes about their adventures, give them two season story arcs!
What in the frick. Carter works...for a single episode. Then we never see or hear about her ever again unless it's Hulk Carter or Skrull Carter. no two episodes of What If should ever be linked at all or have shit to do with each other. Much less have a story arc.
Imagine a What If episode where they swapped everyone who got snapped with everyone who didn’t get snapped.
That would be way more original than
>What if my native american fanfic was made into a cartoon episode!
But reddit and x claimed Kahhori is great.
This is what absolutely everyone wants to see and you just know their third and final season won't have it.
>Dr Strange tries to fix everything and dooms us all
Classic
My problem with What If is a lot of them don't really branch from an actual reasonable change that could occur in the MCU and follow up on its consequences, most of it is just "in this universe, this happens to be different just because the writers want this specific circumstance", like as
put it
Why did they have her first live action appearance pathetically dying to Wanda
That whole scene is filmed so bizarrely, its really clear the actors were not on set together.
Carter and Marvel have basically zero reaction to their 2 comrades getting instakilled, even with Carter still trying to act wienery with the stupid "can do this all day" line in a situation where it absolutely does not fit at all
They never tried to make her work, she had 12 seconds of screen time.
she's had two seasons and a movie
arguably she's already happened more than most
I don't mind her because she's one of the few characters who doesn't have an american accent.
I wonder how well Scarlet would be if she stuck with her Serbian or whatever accent.
No, i love her.
She's great for the Captain America mythos.
Union Jack has a much cooler design.