HexagonWorld wrote:

-MANDOFANCOMICS- wrote:

ElectricActionGames wrote:

Cloak and Dagger was a severely underrated show-I haven't watched season 2 yet, but season 1 was so good. It's everything marvel tends to forget while making tv shows these days, and you can tell the people behind understood a TV show isn't a movie cut into 8 pieces. I'm pretty sure it was just canonized because all the defenders stuff was just added to the MCU timeline, and Luke Cage appears in the finale in a newspaper so

gonna be honest, couldn't get past episode 1. its not canon, unless they directly announce that. it wasn't a netflix, defenders show, so its just as canon as AOS. Maybe its canon, but theres nothing other than a newspaper to canonize it

AOS is canon.

LearnScratch_s1 wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

LearnScratch_s1 wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

-MANDOFANCOMICS- wrote:

ElectricActionGames wrote:

Cloak and Dagger was a severely underrated show-I haven't watched season 2 yet, but season 1 was so good. It's everything marvel tends to forget while making tv shows these days, and you can tell the people behind understood a TV show isn't a movie cut into 8 pieces. I'm pretty sure it was just canonized because all the defenders stuff was just added to the MCU timeline, and Luke Cage appears in the finale in a newspaper so

gonna be honest, couldn't get past episode 1. its not canon, unless they directly announce that. it wasn't a netflix, defenders show, so its just as canon as AOS. Maybe its canon, but theres nothing other than a newspaper to canonize it

AOS is canon.

Not officially.

It has never been decanonized, so it is canon.

Yes it was by Disney when they made there shows

HexagonWorld wrote:

LearnScratch_s1 wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

LearnScratch_s1 wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

-MANDOFANCOMICS- wrote:

ElectricActionGames wrote:

Cloak and Dagger was a severely underrated show-I haven't watched season 2 yet, but season 1 was so good. It's everything marvel tends to forget while making tv shows these days, and you can tell the people behind understood a TV show isn't a movie cut into 8 pieces. I'm pretty sure it was just canonized because all the defenders stuff was just added to the MCU timeline, and Luke Cage appears in the finale in a newspaper so

gonna be honest, couldn't get past episode 1. its not canon, unless they directly announce that. it wasn't a netflix, defenders show, so its just as canon as AOS. Maybe its canon, but theres nothing other than a newspaper to canonize it

AOS is canon.

Not officially.

It has never been decanonized, so it is canon.

Yes it was by Disney when they made there shows

Give me a direct quote from Kevin Feige of him saying that AOS isn't canon and give me a source.

LearnScratch_s1 wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

LearnScratch_s1 wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

LearnScratch_s1 wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

-MANDOFANCOMICS- wrote:

ElectricActionGames wrote:

Cloak and Dagger was a severely underrated show-I haven't watched season 2 yet, but season 1 was so good. It's everything marvel tends to forget while making tv shows these days, and you can tell the people behind understood a TV show isn't a movie cut into 8 pieces. I'm pretty sure it was just canonized because all the defenders stuff was just added to the MCU timeline, and Luke Cage appears in the finale in a newspaper so

gonna be honest, couldn't get past episode 1. its not canon, unless they directly announce that. it wasn't a netflix, defenders show, so its just as canon as AOS. Maybe its canon, but theres nothing other than a newspaper to canonize it

AOS is canon.

Not officially.

It has never been decanonized, so it is canon.

Yes it was by Disney when they made there shows

Give me a direct quote from Kevin Feige of him saying that AOS isn't canon and give me a source.

Read this article https://comicbook.com/movies/news/marvel-studios-kevin-feige-clarifies-mcu-canon-daredevil-agents-of-shield/

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

AOS was created by Joss Whedon (writer of Avengers 2012 and AOU), has if I'm not mistaken multiple crossovers with the MCU, and has actors return from it. It's as canon as Agent Carter.

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

AOS was created by Joss Whedon (writer of Avengers 2012 and AOU), has if I'm not mistaken multiple crossovers with the MCU, and has actors return from it. It's as canon as Agent Carter.

It even explains where Fury got the helicarrier in AOU from.

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

AOS was created by Joss Whedon (writer of Avengers 2012 and AOU), has if I'm not mistaken multiple crossovers with the MCU, and has actors return from it. It's as canon as Agent Carter.

It even explains where Fury got the helicarrier in AOU from.

With the exception of Runaways, Cloak and Dagger, and Inhumans. I’d say they’re all canon. Mainly since the former three haven’t been referenced or crossovered yet.

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

AOS was created by Joss Whedon (writer of Avengers 2012 and AOU), has if I'm not mistaken multiple crossovers with the MCU, and has actors return from it. It's as canon as Agent Carter.

It even explains where Fury got the helicarrier in AOU from.

With the exception of Runaways, Cloak and Dagger, and Inhumans. I’d say they’re all canon. Mainly since the former three haven’t been referenced or crossovered yet.

Doctor Strange for Inhumans.

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

AOS was created by Joss Whedon (writer of Avengers 2012 and AOU), has if I'm not mistaken multiple crossovers with the MCU, and has actors return from it. It's as canon as Agent Carter.

It even explains where Fury got the helicarrier in AOU from.

With the exception of Runaways, Cloak and Dagger, and Inhumans. I’d say they’re all canon. Mainly since the former three haven’t been referenced or crossovered yet.

Doctor Strange for Inhumans.

That was an alternate reality but I guess.

LearnScratch_s1 wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

AOS was created by Joss Whedon (writer of Avengers 2012 and AOU), has if I'm not mistaken multiple crossovers with the MCU, and has actors return from it. It's as canon as Agent Carter.

It even explains where Fury got the helicarrier in AOU from.

With the exception of Runaways, Cloak and Dagger, and Inhumans. I’d say they’re all canon. Mainly since the former three haven’t been referenced or crossovered yet.

Doctor Strange for Inhumans.

That was an alternate reality but I guess.

The pre Disney plus canon status is iffy right now and varies for the show. If you consider it canon, then keep it head canon don’t impose it on others.

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

LearnScratch_s1 wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

AOS was created by Joss Whedon (writer of Avengers 2012 and AOU), has if I'm not mistaken multiple crossovers with the MCU, and has actors return from it. It's as canon as Agent Carter.

It even explains where Fury got the helicarrier in AOU from.

With the exception of Runaways, Cloak and Dagger, and Inhumans. I’d say they’re all canon. Mainly since the former three haven’t been referenced or crossovered yet.

Doctor Strange for Inhumans.

That was an alternate reality but I guess.

The pre Disney plus canon status is iffy right now and varies for the show. If you consider it canon, then keep it head canon don’t impose it on others.

But AOS and Agent Carter are very much canon.

-MANDOFANCOMICS- wrote:

ElectricActionGames wrote:

Cloak and Dagger was a severely underrated show-I haven't watched season 2 yet, but season 1 was so good. It's everything marvel tends to forget while making tv shows these days, and you can tell the people behind understood a TV show isn't a movie cut into 8 pieces. I'm pretty sure it was just canonized because all the defenders stuff was just added to the MCU timeline, and Luke Cage appears in the finale in a newspaper so

gonna be honest, couldn't get past episode 1. its not canon, unless they directly announce that. it wasn't a netflix, defenders show, so its just as canon as AOS. Maybe its canon, but theres nothing other than a newspaper to canonize it

THEBESTCOMICMAKER wrote:

I just watched Captain America Brave New World

I LOVED IT WHEN *SPOILER* AND *SPOILER* DID *SPOILER* AND WHEN *SPOILER* SHOWED UP I WENT CRAZY!!!!!1

I really liked the movie all jokes aside its A 10/10

boom2ratz wrote:

Casual fans suck. I keep having to convince my friends that No Way Home isn't a top 5 Spider-Man movie, Endgame isn't one of the best superhero movies, Iron Man would NOT beat up Batman, and the ‘Joker’ movie is not better than the Batman movies (I didnt watch Joker but cmon)

boom2ratz wrote:

Casual fans suck. I keep having to convince my friends that No Way Home isn't a top 5 Spider-Man movie, Endgame isn't one of the best superhero movies, Iron Man would NOT beat up Batman, and the ‘Joker’ movie is not better than the Batman movies (I didnt watch Joker but cmon)

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

boom2ratz wrote:

Casual fans suck. I keep having to convince my friends that No Way Home isn't a top 5 Spider-Man movie, Endgame isn't one of the best superhero movies, Iron Man would NOT beat up Batman, and the ‘Joker’ movie is not better than the Batman movies (I didnt watch Joker but cmon)

You are all false your friends are right and you should listen to them .

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

AOS was created by Joss Whedon (writer of Avengers 2012 and AOU), has if I'm not mistaken multiple crossovers with the MCU, and has actors return from it. It's as canon as Agent Carter.