It’s like half of Marvel’s writing abilities got snapped away by Thanos and never came back

Gary is correct. Making the Skrulls sympathetic characters, instead of the villains they are, was a huge mistake.

Why they had to make the Skrulls the good guys is beyond me. Their conflict with the Kree and how Earth became a battleground for them was what made everything interesting.

I didn't even know this show was coming out.

They've oversaturated the market to such a degree, that even a show starring Sam Jackson's Nick Fury can fly under the radar.

What’s worse is that this is easily the Marvel product with the most potential. Nick Fury facing off against a bunch of aliens he can’t immediately identify all out to get him is a fantastic concept because you should be questioning every decision made, if there is anyone to trust, how accessible any bit of information is on what he’s doing. Instead it’s just…this.

“The blip changed Fury”

Given what we know about the guy he should be the one affected the least

Emilia Clarke and Tom Holland should fire their respective agents. Like seriously, their agents always land them on shitty projects.

Why nobody’s blaming Kevin Feige for those half baked inconsistent products ? It’s always the small writers who accused of having secret agenda. Yet Feige is the big boss and the overall supervisor who should be responsible for the consistency and quality of content

Wow, it's like letting a bunch of shape shifting aliens run wild on your planet in the name of inclusion was a bad idea.

It makes 0 sense for Fury to have PTSD over the blip. I'm sure he's seen worse in his line of work. They've completely dropped the ball on that character since Captain Marvel

Emilia Clarke's niche is being appallingly adorable, being a brat, or being the woman everyone loves and throws themselves into harm to protect.

You know it's bad when ABC doesn't even bother to do promotion for it on their morning shows.

It's worse when the director of Secret Invasion revealed that Marvel Studios forbade him from reading Secret Invasion comics.

“You ACCIDENTALLY did more research than any writer in the history of Disney+ did.”  Lol.

this doesn't surprise me anymore; what will surprise me is actually good content

Disney has succeeded in making mice out of men in both Nick Fury and Talos.

Ironically, the Secret Invasion Saga was far better handled by the Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes animated show.

Imagine saying NICK FURY is too scared of failure.

The man who literally broke reality to steal a Watcher's eye and maintain control over one of the most convoluted and damaging events in comic history.

THAT GUY is scared

Yeah, no

The scene where Talos just let's his daughter G'iah leave with three dirty bombs for her terrorist organization to use to start a world war when he has her dead to rights because feelings due to mommy dying absolutely killed the episode for me. No hope for the show to get better.

Earth's Mightiest Heros, had the Skrulls infiltrate the planet and stuck around for a while.  Like to the point you as the audience kinda forgot a specific someone was a Skrull until specific moments.  Afterwards that characters reputation sucks, and he ends up bonding with you know who due to Jameson constantly ragging on him
 A cartoon from 11 years ago literally made the blueprint on how this could play out well.