[ SECRET POST #6460 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6460 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'mma need you to specify which "awful" tv show you mean because if you're talking about the Ms Marvel series, we gonna fight. I thought it was a delightful show that could stand alone outside of anything Marvel, and honestly the comic book shit was the worst part of it. Give me magical girl with historically-relevant background and keep your superhero idiocy thanks.

[(Anonymous)]

Right? The show was so good and really did stand on its own. OP is talking crazy.

I enjoyed the movies too.

[philstar22]

Yup. Agreed.

[(Anonymous)]

The show that came out directly before The Marvels was Secret Invasion, and I don't know anyone who thought that show was good.

[(Anonymous)]

I would assume they were talking about Ms Marvel.

[(Anonymous)]

Secret OP here. I was referring to Secret Invasion, which had come out the summer right before The Marvels was released. I thought the Ms. Marvel series was one of Disney+'s better MCU shows, although they still messed up in the third act.

[(Anonymous)]

thank you, OP. I appreciate you coming in to clear that up because yeah, we agree. I didn't watch those other series because they just didn't sound well-done, glad to know that was a good decision on my part.

It's genuinely perplexing that even Disney can put together writing and acting teams to produce quality series that then stumble at the finish line because they HAVE TO tie into some establish comic book universe. If they'd just let it be what it is rather than part of this interlaced universe concept, we'd have so many excellent things to watch and enjoy.