Marvel's "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." Season 3 thread

[satam55]

mind you the inhumans are supposed to be new "xmen" of marvel

That's such a Pipe dream. A lot of the popularity of the X-Men is non-comic book readers growing up watching the 90's X-Men animated series. Not to mention the other various X-Men TV shows & film franchise.

 

[satam55]

I just found that Mack & Hunter are actual characters from the comics. I'm just so used to most of the original cast from Season 1 being original characters created for this show, I assumed most of the new cast members introduced in Season 2 (except for Bobbi) were also original characters.

 

[EnzoG]

That's such a Pipe dream. A lot of the popularity of the X-Men is non-comic book readers growing up watching the 90's X-Men animated series. Not to mention the other various X-Men TV shows & film franchise.

in the comics the new comic series that's getting ready to come out they're getting killed off by the inhumans and this basically because marvel can't have the movie rights and they're taking their frustrations out on one of their pillar franchises

 

[Norrin Radd]

in the comics the new comic series that's getting ready to come out they're getting killed off by the inhumans and this basically because marvel can't have the movie rights and they're taking their frustrations out on one of their pillar franchises

And don't believe any writer that tells you otherwise.

 

[satam55]

Promo for the 2nd episode of the season airing this week:

 

[Knights89]

solid episode so far

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

The series really feels like its found its' zone so far, this season.

More Inhuman fukkery

 

[nieman]

in the comics the new comic series that's getting ready to come out they're getting killed off by the inhumans and this basically because marvel can't have the movie rights and they're taking their frustrations out on one of their pillar franchises

And that still makes zero sense, business wise. Especially when they try to flip "movies bring in more comic book readers". The average movie goer can't tell you who's DC and who's Marvel

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

Fitz/Simmons back

 

[Knights89]

liked both episodes

glad they resolved Simmons quickly, or the very least bringing her back to the team. We'll see if she experiences any changes....

i liked Blair Underwood character. he had some good scenes with Daisy

Hunter and May going up against Hunter

 

[Erik Killmonger]

if my nikka fitz gets friendzone after all this work he put in

 

[EnzoG]

And that still makes zero sense, business wise. Especially when they try to flip "movies bring in more comic book readers". The average movie goer can't tell you who's DC and who's Marvel

it just sucks that Marvel can't go the legal route and get back the X-men rights instead they rather pull a "teenager" move and kill off their profitable franchises. Being honest the new line of marvel books just don't look all that appealing to me yet at least....

 

[Bryan Danielson]

That's such a Pipe dream. A lot of the popularity of the X-Men is non-comic book readers growing up watching the 90's X-Men animated series. Not to mention the other various X-Men TV shows & film franchise.

You do realize


That to our childhood and fanbase.... yes... Xmen is huge. But we are all adults.... we're a demographic that is not going to grow and lets be honest... its not really much more money that can be made off of us. We PEAKED.

But to the Lil Jimmies out there? This IS their 90's! They dont have an attachment like us or history.

Inhumans comes out in 2-3 years... and they way they throwing this word around on this ep.... but they time 2017/18 comes.... and no really other pub other than an occasional movie....

WTF is an Xman?

I dont think you guys are recognizing or respecting the chess moves the Marvel is pulling off.

 

[Norrin Radd]

Glad they didn't drag out the search for Simmons the whole season

 

[Ain't That Something]

This show has been great since the last half of season 2!

Think I'm hooked.