selfishmisery
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Holy sh-t that crushing scene was dark
Yeah this felt like an episode of Legion.I wasn't actually a big fan of the first season. It was well made, sure, but the writing was just... off for me. This season pleasantly surprised me. I just hope it stays this way for the rest of the season, but so far it's been fantastic.
go for it, whatcha got?I have a bunch of Stuff in my personal MCU Timeline that is not included here, any interest in adding it?
I mean whether the show is canon or not, I never expected it to be a "continuation". This was never going to be a Season 4.VARIETY
While Scardapane's background includes "The Punisher" — which was itself a spinoff of Netflix's "Daredevil" series that ran from 2015 to 2018 — "Daredevil: Born Again" is not meant to be a continuation of the events from the Netflix shows. Nonetheless, the stars of that show, Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio, are returning to their respective roles as superhero Matt Murdock (aka Daredevil) and villain Wilson Fisk (aka Kingpin).
Marvel Studios "loves" fans.
But on the other side Hollywood Reporter
Daredevil is one of Marvel's longest-running creations and previously headlined a successful three seasons on Netflix in the mid-2010s featuring Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock, a blind lawyer turned superhero. The series, as well as its spinoff Punisher, was known for his action and gritty violence. Marvel decided it wanted to harken back to the tone of that first series.
Didn't Variety side with Amber Heard?VARIETY
While Scardapane's background includes "The Punisher" — which was itself a spinoff of Netflix's "Daredevil" series that ran from 2015 to 2018 — "Daredevil: Born Again" is not meant to be a continuation of the events from the Netflix shows. Nonetheless, the stars of that show, Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio, are returning to their respective roles as superhero Matt Murdock (aka Daredevil) and villain Wilson Fisk (aka Kingpin).
Marvel Studios "loves" fans.
But on the other side Hollywood Reporter
Daredevil is one of Marvel's longest-running creations and previously headlined a successful three seasons on Netflix in the mid-2010s featuring Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock, a blind lawyer turned superhero. The series, as well as its spinoff Punisher, was known for his action and gritty violence. Marvel decided it wanted to harken back to the tone of that first series.
Videos:go for it, whatcha got?
Videos:
- S.H.I.E.L.D. Classified Files
- Real Time With Bill Maher on Iron Patriot
- Fashion Police on Iron Patriot
- Jessica Jones Phone Etiquette
- Iron Fist Season 2 Date Announcement
- Iron Fist Season 2 Memories
- The Punisher Leaving It All in the Past
- Sequoia's Instagram Story
- Thor is Fine Guys...
- A Film By Flash Thompson's Phone
Websites:
- Stark Expo Website
- The Rising Tide Website
- Fitz-Simmons Armory Website
- Galaxy Getaways Website
- Daredevil: Red Thread Website
- Mashable: Everyday hero or thief? Cyber criminal to address 2012 arrest
- WIRED: Pym Technologies. Where Past Meets the Present
- Mashable: Confession of a whistleblower: Inside the mind of an infamous corporate burglar
- Nelson and Murdock Website
- Chikara Dojo Website
- New York Bulletin Website
- The Daily Bugle Website
- Explore Madripoor Website
- New Jersey AvengerCon Website
- GLK&H Voicemail Message
Social Media:
- WHiH Newsfront Google+
- Darren Cross Google+
- Pym Technologies Google+
- Darren Cross Linkedin
- WHiH Newsfront Twitter
- Pym Technologies Twitter
- The Daily Bugle Twitter
- The Daily Bugle Instagram
- New Jersey AvengerCon Twitter
- Titania Twitter
- Titania Instagram
Books:
- Doctor Strange: The Beginning
- Captain Marvel: Starforce Mission Log
- Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings: Who Guards My Sleep
- Black Panther: Wakanda Forever - The Courage to Dream
While partially an adaption of the first act of Doctor Strange, it focuses on Stephen Strange's time trying to adjust to his injury.What does Doctor Strange: The Beginning add?
They indicate that someone has time traveled there. I didn't know this either until I took over editing hahawow amazing work on everything, looks great
i just wanted to clarify about the asterisks around entries particularly agents of shield season 7, do those indicate something not on the main timeline?
It's shown to be Fall 2024 and is placed before the December No Way Home scenes, so it also being in November makes sense.another question for someone with the book: is it specified that the end credits of multiverse of madness is in november 2024?
This was something Lebnyx and I discussed briefly but we decided against it. If we did that then we should do it for the other 3 Time Heist timelines that are also presented the same way as well as all the times Loki travels to during his show instead of their respective places in the timeline which would kinda go against the way this timeline and other time travel moments are laid out here. It's best to keep to keep it the way it is here for now.ahh i see, that makes a lot more sense, thank you for clarifying
also are we going to edit the tva scenes to be interspersed with the end of endgame as they are in the book? i have no personal preference regarding this either way i'm just curious what everyone here thinks
Watcha think?Videos:
- S.H.I.E.L.D. Classified Files
- Real Time With Bill Maher on Iron Patriot
- Fashion Police on Iron Patriot
- Jessica Jones Phone Etiquette
- Iron Fist Season 2 Date Announcement
- Iron Fist Season 2 Memories
- The Punisher Leaving It All in the Past
- Sequoia's Instagram Story
- Thor is Fine Guys...
- A Film By Flash Thompson's Phone
Websites:
- Stark Expo Website
- The Rising Tide Website
- Fitz-Simmons Armory Website
- Galaxy Getaways Website
- Daredevil: Red Thread Website
- Mashable: Everyday hero or thief? Cyber criminal to address 2012 arrest
- WIRED: Pym Technologies. Where Past Meets the Present
- Mashable: Confession of a whistleblower: Inside the mind of an infamous corporate burglar
- Nelson and Murdock Website
- Chikara Dojo Website
- New York Bulletin Website
- The Daily Bugle Website
- Explore Madripoor Website
- New Jersey AvengerCon Website
- GLK&H Voicemail Message
Social Media:
- WHiH Newsfront Google+
- Darren Cross Google+
- Pym Technologies Google+
- Darren Cross Linkedin
- WHiH Newsfront Twitter
- Pym Technologies Twitter
- The Daily Bugle Twitter
- The Daily Bugle Instagram
- New Jersey AvengerCon Twitter
- Titania Twitter
- Titania Instagram
Books:
- Doctor Strange: The Beginning
- Captain Marvel: Starforce Mission Log
- Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings: Who Guards My Sleep
- Black Panther: Wakanda Forever - The Courage to Dream
Apparently from what I've seen online since I don't own the book yet, it's set at the very end of the book in its own section labeled what if…?Where does What If? specifically fall in the book? I'm curious when The Watcher bookends actually occur in the sacred timeline.
Where? Can't seem to find itOh btw just saw leaked footage of the spider within short film (prequel to Across the spider-verse) and can confidently say that it occurs just before Halloween 2019 around the 21st October 2019.
It has its own section after 2025 and just features the year each of those universes branched off from the Sacred Timeline. For now it makes sense to watch it after Loki, since it's where the multiverse opens and S1 only covers The Infinity Saga. But, in the future it may be better to save it till before Kang Dynasty/Secret Wars as they add characters and events from The Multiverse Saga.Where does What If? specifically fall in the book? I'm curious when The Watcher bookends actually occur in the sacred timeline.
After 2025 chronologically or in the book's section order?It has its own section after 2025 and just features the year each of those universes branched off from the Sacred Timeline. For now it makes sense to watch it after Loki, since it's where the multiverse opens and S1 only covers The Infinity Saga. But, in the future it may be better to save it till before Kang Dynasty/Secret Wars as they add characters and events from The Multiverse Saga.