Danny Rand in Iron Fist, Phil Coulson in Agents of SHIELD, and Black Bolt in Inhumans
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Mistakes in Marvel Television's previous TV shows, released adjacent to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, can teach the new Marvel Television some valuable lessons. Long before Marvel Studios began producing its own TV shows for Disney+, Marvel Entertainment entrusted Marvel Television with developing series for various networks that expanded the world of the MCU significantly.
Marvel Studios has always done a good job of giving the MCU's characters comic-accurate costumes, with small edits to modernize their garments. This should continue in the new Marvel Television's projects, with the likes of Daredevil, Ironheart, and Wonder Man getting comic-accurate suits. This is a brilliant way to honor Marvel Comics' history, while bringing these fantastical and sometimes-ridiculous outfits into the modern era.
8 Iron Fist Was A Weak Link In The Defenders Saga Iron Fist Should Be Completely Reinvented In The MCU For the most part, Netflix's Defenders Saga was the most popular and successful franchise developed by Marvel Television. The Defenders Saga introduced Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, the Punisher, and Iron Fist as grounded heroes protecting the streets of New York City, but Finn Jones' depiction of Danny Rand's Iron Fist was a major weak link in the chain.
Now that Marvel Television is a subsect of Marvel Studios itself, the MCU-set TV shows have direct connections to the franchise's theatrical stories. WandaVision led to Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Ms. Marvel introduced Kamala Khan ahead of The Marvels, and Bruce Banner had a key role in She-Hulk: Attorney at Law. These strong bonds need to continue in the MCU's future, establishing a clear shared universe across film and TV.
5 Many Brilliant Characters Were Wasted In Marvel Television’s Shows Minor Characters Were Often Neglected In Marvel Television's Shows Close Marvel Television's previous shows expanded the world of the MCU significantly, introducing many minor characters from Marvel Comics to flesh out the universe. However, all too often, these supporting characters were neglected, ignored, or wasted in Marvel Television's series, given miniscule roles compared to their larger impact in the comics.
Marvel Studios has already given weight to how impactful and exciting spinoffs can be. Echo performed successfully after Alaqua Cox's Maya Lopez first appeared in Hawkeye, and WandaVision spawned both Agatha All Along and a new Vision spinoff. The MCU's TV shows were originally planned to develop secondary characters from Marvel Studios' feature films, and this should continue in even more spinoffs in the MCU's future.
Marvel had registered trademarks for Marvel Comics characters Glyph and other Spirits of Vengeance ahead of Adventure into Fear's expansion, but these plans fell through after Helstrom. Marvel Studios is now speculated to be setting up the MCU's Midnight Sons team instead.Not available
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