He’s such an amazing morally grey character. I kept expecting him to go full bad guy and they just refused to go there. Pretty much everyone did him wrong and he still came out with his integrity intact.
I’m really excited to see more She-Hulk. I haven’t seen The Marvels yet, but I’m excited to see more Ms Marvel. I really want to see Shang-Chi interact with supers. (Bring back the Defenders.) I liked a lot of the characters from Eternals. Adam Warlock and Cosmo speak for themselves.
I’m kinda conflicted on Moon Knight. Interesting character, but it was a let down and I’m mostly interested in solo stuff from him. Him v Taskmaster would be fun. Kang is awesome every time he’s on screen, but they’ve kind of struggled to use him properly. Plus the domestic abuse is bothersome.
I like John Walker a lot but if I remember correctly I wasn’t a fan of his “redemption”.
When he chooses to save the truck instead of going after the villain. His mission was the villain, not the truck. He should have chosen the mission. He can be conflicted about it, but the mission comes first.
I can’t say I agree. He’s definitely portrayed as practical heroic, but still heroic in essence. I didn’t even see it as redemption as much as just reiterating his heroicism. He’s not a monster even if people see him that way.
John Walker
He’s such an amazing morally grey character. I kept expecting him to go full bad guy and they just refused to go there. Pretty much everyone did him wrong and he still came out with his integrity intact.
I’m really excited to see more She-Hulk. I haven’t seen The Marvels yet, but I’m excited to see more Ms Marvel. I really want to see Shang-Chi interact with supers. (Bring back the Defenders.) I liked a lot of the characters from Eternals. Adam Warlock and Cosmo speak for themselves.
I’m kinda conflicted on Moon Knight. Interesting character, but it was a let down and I’m mostly interested in solo stuff from him. Him v Taskmaster would be fun. Kang is awesome every time he’s on screen, but they’ve kind of struggled to use him properly. Plus the domestic abuse is bothersome.
I like John Walker a lot but if I remember correctly I wasn’t a fan of his “redemption”.
When he chooses to save the truck instead of going after the villain. His mission was the villain, not the truck. He should have chosen the mission. He can be conflicted about it, but the mission comes first.
I can’t say I agree. He’s definitely portrayed as practical heroic, but still heroic in essence. I didn’t even see it as redemption as much as just reiterating his heroicism. He’s not a monster even if people see him that way.