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Loki gave them a nice "end" to Kang anyway. It COULD keep going, or it could just be over. Just let be over. Bring in Dr. Doom. Plenty of time to get him established and built up.

I don't think things are completely doomed, but Marvel does need to address this quickly... it DOES seem like they are. Blade is getting pushed back again due to it having been about some weird story about women empowerment and not Blade, and Daredevil is going back to the drawing board. I...

It's a tough one. Like, no shit it failed this a movie nobody wanted and nobody cared about so nobody is watching it. On the flip... it's actually not bad. I've seen it. It's not top tier Marvel but it's FAR from the bottom. It's one of the better more recent entries. It's alittle harder to...

It's pretty clear we are in the midst of a media shift, for the positive. They've been trying so very hard to make woke happen, but it's not going to happen. They're now trying to salvage what they can from what they had going already.

I think it was a conscious decision to move away from the idea of the different dimensions. It wasn't a mistake. Something more of a light retcon. Similar to say, SHIELD in Iron Man which was quite obviously a new organization, "We're working on the name". Later, it very much is not new. At all...

I do like to step back and remember, it's based on comics... so a certain amount of ridiculous is to be expected. I have a pet theory on Asgard specifically, that it IS another dimension... not universe... within 616. Due to Space Magic, it's not difficult to LEAVE Asgard... you can get in a...

Initially, yes. But then you can also just... hop on a starship and fly from Asgard to Earth. I suppose it's not impossible that Marvel ships have the capability to do this... but that also seems to make the Bifrost somewhat pointless. Everything about Thor has been retconned though. It was...

What's not straight between the two? I'm not really following. The first Dr. Strange doesn't really do anything with the multiverse. They utilize a different dimension, which seems to be consistent in the MCU of being something distinct from an alternate universe. A more appropriate...

Winter Soldier would seem to negate all of that though... when she was old an dying it's pretty clear she had a different husband. Also, it was established time travel doesn't work that way. Cap staying in the past with Peggy would have had no effect on the "future", it would have created a...

I actually prefer the MCU take. Some minor change somewhere on the timeline leads to... Frog Thor. I'm not sure that's true. We first learned anything at all about the multiverse from Endgame, with the realization that changes to the timeline don't change the future, they just branch off...

The one thing the MCU has going for it is that... they could. They've established the multiverse can cause people to be different. No explanation even neccesary. But they did really drop the ball with Kang.

I'm not sure the MCU had the rights to Galactus immediately post-Endgame. Kang is a fine choice. Kang is a great villain. They just didn't bother to even introduce him until far too late, on a TV show where he's some wacky eccentric, and then a movie where he gets defeated by... ants. The...

Worse yet, when they do show Kang... the big bad... he's like, kind of a bumbling idiot? Or at the very least, entirely non-threatening. Even the multiverse stuff is just... kind of shotgunned out with no direction. Mysterio: I'm from an ALTERNATE UNIVERSE!!! ok not really. Pietro: HOLY CRAP...

That's the problem. The storyline ended after Endgame... but they could have, easily, started up a new storyline and basically just do the MCU again. Instead, they didn't really establish any clear storyline and the releases all seem to be a hodgepodge of whatever they happen have laying...