When Peggy took off her jacket to go in the machine thing👀
Even in animation she bad af 👀
Damn that voice actor sounds SO DAMN close to Chris Evans
He got his voice inflictions down
From the trailers and promos for What If.., I honestly didn’t like the animation
Thought it looked cheap as hell and boring
But as I’m seeing it in action..... I’m f***in obsessed. This animation is f***in next level and beautiful af
Peggy grabbing Steve’s frail ass hand saying he owes her a dance
This gives me hope us short kings can pull a baddie like her
So cool seeing that Steve is still apart of the show and isn’t sidelined
This would have been SO f***in dope to see Agent Carter go this route if the show didn’t get cancelled
Idk if there’s a comic thread but man is there an entry point where I should jump into I really wanna understand this universe but comics are sooo damn convoluted
Idk if there’s a comic thread but man is there an entry point where I should jump into I really wanna understand this universe but comics are sooo damn convoluted
u talmbout marvel in general?
u talmbout marvel in general?
Yea well also dc but keeping it to marvel since we in a marvel thread lol. Some people tell me that I should just watch the movies/shows because how little self contained comics are
Idk if there’s a comic thread but man is there an entry point where I should jump into I really wanna understand this universe but comics are sooo damn convoluted
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The marvel cinematic universe? It's generally based on many comics that are different timelines and characters, while telling its own story. What If kicks off a cinematic multiverse.
If you know these characters a bit you should be fine watching this, maybe you'll miss how different events turned out, but I'm sure you could know Captain America is a super soldier that Iron Man's dad helped create on you own. This might be the most accessible Disney+ Marvel show since it just revisits a movie and changes the events from one moment that went different.
Yea well also dc but keeping it to marvel since we in a marvel thread lol. Some people tell me that I should just watch the movies/shows because how little self contained comics are
yea you don't gotta read the comics at all even tho knowledge of things would make you appreciate the MCU more
jus watch the movies/disney+ shows in release order and look up things as you go
Seeing people mad at Peggy having broad shoulders in this on twitter
wtf is up with some people man
Need Peggy to peg me
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The marvel cinematic universe? It's generally based on many comics that are different timelines and characters, while telling its own story. What If kicks off a cinematic multiverse.
If you know these characters a bit you should be fine watching this, maybe you'll miss how different events turned out, but I'm sure you could know Captain America is a super soldier that Iron Man's dad helped create on you own. This might be the most accessible Disney+ Marvel show since it just revisits a movie and changes the events from one moment that went different.
Ahh so this sounds great also is there any point in even trying to keep up with marvel comics wise since there’s so many series and alternate realities? Is there any self contained stories and also comics to follow that are in sync with the films? Also does the recent shows tie in with the MCU?
YO hear me out but WHAT IF captain America was a GIRL?? But there’s MORE she’s also BRITISH
lol but yeah every other episode is gonna be piff I know it
Wow ur trash
Wow ur trash
I liked the episode too but the reviewers did say this was the worst of the three they got to see.
Ahh so this sounds great also is there any point in even trying to keep up with marvel comics wise since there’s so many series and alternate realities? Is there any self contained stories and also comics to follow that are in sync with the films? Also does the recent shows tie in with the MCU?
The MCU is built on adapting superheroes and merging their many existing comic book stories into an original plot that works for the movies they make and the story they want to tell. No comic will ever tell an exact story that DC/Marvel will tell identically in a movie, since I'm guessing you imagined it being like how Anime is an adaptation of Manga.
Like a random example is the way they decided to rewrite many villain's motives or origins to be linked to Iron Man's actions since he's already an essential character to the franchise's world. Even Spider-Man, who has many versions in which he does a lot on his own, is re-written in this franchise to be the young superhero Iron Man decides to mentor and gift a professional suit to.
Having knowledge on many of the essential characters and storylines that have existed in the comics is ideal, especially for fan-service, but not actually necessary. I spent my teenage years getting into comics and I'm still not familiar with a lot of the characters or story they plan on adapting lol. Aside from looking into the essential reads, the easiest way to learn about what goes on in comics is probably watching videos from people passionate about the topic or various movie/cartoon/series adaptations of the comics.
Why they gotta do my boy Steve like that though 😔 why the fake out and then do it fr right after like that’s f***ed up especially since that love aspect was cute as s*** for them but I’m not gonna lie at one point I thought Howard was gonna smack those cheeks no kizzy
The MCU is built on adapting superheroes and merging their many existing comic book stories into an original plot that works for the movies they make and the story they want to tell. No comic will ever tell an exact story that DC/Marvel will tell identically in a movie, since I'm guessing you imagined it being like how Anime is an adaptation of Manga.
Like a random example is the way they decided to rewrite many villain's motives or origins to be linked to Iron Man's actions since he's already an essential character to the franchise's world. Even Spider-Man, who has many versions in which he does a lot on his own, is re-written in this franchise to be the young superhero Iron Man decides to mentor and gift a professional suit to.
Having knowledge on many of the essential characters and storylines that have existed in the comics is ideal, especially for fan-service, but not actually necessary. I spent my teenage years getting into comics and I'm still not familiar with a lot of the characters or story they plan on adapting lol. Aside from looking into the essential reads, the easiest way to learn about what goes on in comics is probably watching videos from people passionate about the topic or various movie/cartoon/series adaptations of the comics.
Ah okay I mean even jumping into comics without the prior knowledge you just gave I can def tell I was going to f*** myself over. It’s a lot but do you think I should avoid any continuity and go straight for completed reads? At which comics do think are good jumping in points?