I've been watching Daredevil and I've fallen in love with the show, now nearing the end of its second season. My initial plan was to watch each Marvel Cinematic Universe series that was formerly on Netflix one at a time, starting with Daredevil and building up to The Defenders. However, I was recently told that it's probably best if I watch The Defenders before Daredevil's third season. I guess my question is whether there's an order to watch the MCU Netflix shows? Because I want to follow Daredevil's third season as closely as possible, as well as the other shows.
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I think what they're implying is that the multiverse shown in Marvel films and TV shows is a different multiverse from the comics, similar to how there are several different multiverses in DC's omniverse. The Marvel Cinematic universe is Earth-616 in the film/TV multiverse, but the mainstream Marvel universe is Earth-616 in the comics' multiverse.
The Thing and the Human Torch were fun
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Daredevil and Elektra
@The Anon Trader, did you draw these yourself?
Spider-Verse, hands down
The Vulture... as far as first movies go. I always loved Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man, but No Way Home gave him even better material to work with, allowing him to chew the scenery and remain terrifying.
Must you fight, children?
@Whateveridk really3345 Yes, Disney+ counts, that's what I meant by Marvel Studios-produced shows
@Sisu138 Thanks for the heads up! It might be premature, but unless the series takes a real dip in quality (and I've only heard the opposite), I'm very much incline to agree. It's just that I've only seen the first two episodes (and the first ten minutes of the third) that I didn't want to put it as my fave.
As Marvel Studios expands into television, I think it's time to ask the question (if it hasn't been asked before): what's your favorite TV series in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and why? It doesn't just have to be the Marvel Studios stuff, it can be anything you consider canon (I don't think anything other than the Marvel Studios and Netflix shows are canon, but that's just me).
For me, I'm inclined to say Daredevil because the premiere has hooked me so well, but since I've only just started it for the first time and I'm only two episodes in (I know, I know, I suck), I'm gonna go with Hawkeye. It's hilarious, it's gripping, the action is great, and it's just dripping in holiday goodness, which I just love.
Share your own picks! I'd love to hear your thoughts!
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I adore all the characters in Spider-Verse, and it's a really tough choice between Miles Morales and Peter B. Parker. I think I'm gonna have to say Peter simply because I'm more familiar with him in the comics, where as Spider-Verse was my proper introduction to Miles (I knew he existed, I just never read any of his stories). But the film is a masterpiece and the characters are all great, don't get me wrong.
I mainly just did the main characters. If I remember, I'll ask again for Across the Spider-Verse.
Here's mine (I've seen NWH, so I'm just gonna count it):
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
Spider-Man: No Way Home
Spider-Man 2
Spider-Man: Homecoming
Spider-Man
Spider-Man: Far From Home
The Amazing Spider-Man
Spider-Man 3
The Amazing Spider-Man 2
I've stumbled into the weird part of the internet again.
Ah, what the hell? Gamma-Irradiated Goblin Formula (you can guess what it's made of)! I'm assuming it makes you into, like, the Ultimate Universe Goblin or something. I'm sure some writer will do it some day, and we'll find out.
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@Hollyjolly2005 I needed four if I wanted pictures, and I do love me some visual aids
Oh, I know, just being sarcastic. I just meant that there's a LOT of scenes of characters talking about their backstories and conversations like "hey, what's this like in your universe?" "Oh, I don't have that." "How do you do that?" That kind of stuff.
I only saw it last night. No spoilers, but if you're a Spidey fan (which you seem to be), it's amazing. If not, I think you might be bored. Spider-Verse is better, but it's easily my second favorite.