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I have lost track of them now. It is giving me "Fast and Furious" vibes which is not a good benchmark to compete with. Too many, too often. They are milking it
by codegeek 4y ago
I have lost track of them now. It is giving me "Fast and Furious" vibes which is not a good benchmark to compete with. Too many, too often. They are milking it like crazy.
- noneeeed 4y agoThe complexity of the Marvel universe is making it harder to miss a few films or shows and then come back to it without doing a big catch-up. I feel like they are going all-in on the fans, at the expense of the more casual audience like me. I’m going to watch the new Thor, but I’m not sure I have the time or energy to invest in catching up on all the stuff I need to watch to get the most from the Spider-Man/Strange/Wanda thread. However I’m probably in a small enough group that Marvel see that as an ok trade off to make something rich and complex for the fans, which is fine.
- corrral 4y agoIt'll hurt them if they keep going down that road. Endless tie-ins and multi-series connected "events" are commonly considered to be part of the reason comic books got into trouble in the 80s/90s. It's a sales boost at first, but it turns off new readers/viewers.