Episode Titles for “Wonder Man” have been revealed
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msteves4212026-01-20 20:55
I honestly thought this was going to be a movie lol, I love Marvel but I can’t keep up.
Petrichor022026-01-20 21:34
To try to help you out, post-Endgame we've had the following movies:
* Spider-Man: Far From Home
* Black Widow
* Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
* Eternals
* Spider-Man: No Way Home
* Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
* Thor: Love & Thunder
* Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
* Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
* Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
* The Marvels
* Deadpool & Wolverine
* Captain America: Brave New World
* Thunderbolts*
* The Fantastic Four: First Steps
* Spider-Man: Brand New Day (premiering July 31)
* Avengers: Doomsday (premiering December 18)
* Avengers: Secret Wars (premiering December 17, 2027)
The following shows:
* WandaVision
* The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
* Loki S1
* What If...? S1
* Hawkeye
* Moon Knight
* Ms. Marvel
* I Am Groot S1
* She-Hulk: Attorney at Law
* Secret Invasion
* I Am Groot S2
* Loki S2
* What If...? S2
* Echo
* X-Men '97 S1
* Agatha All Along
* What If...? S3
* Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man S1
* Daredevil Born Again S1
* Ironheart
* Eyes of Wakanda
* Marvel Zombies
* Wonder Man (premiering January 27)
* Daredevil Born Again S2 (premiering later this year; likely in March)
* X-Men ’97 S2 (premiering this summer)
* Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man S2 (premiering this fall)
* VisionQuest (premiering later this year)
And the following special presentations:
* Werewolf By Night
* The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special
* The Punisher Special Presentation (premiering later this year)
WheresThePhonebooth2026-01-20 21:54
Jesus Christ.
No wonder people have Marvel fatigue.
Idkboutdat22026-01-20 21:59
I haven’t seen 1/4 of this list and still have marvel fatigue.
Petrichor022026-01-20 22:11
It's different for everyone. I've seen all of these (minus the ones that haven't yet premiered, obviously) and some of the non-MCU Marvel movies, and I'm still excited for what's coming this year.
Granted, I'm not as excited as I was back in Phase 3, but I wouldn't call myself fatigued. That said, I do approach the MCU differently from a lot of people, treating it more like an ongoing TV show with several really long event episodes than a movie series that is occasionally interrupted by TV series and specials. That framework makes it more enjoyable to me and helps with the waits.
sxuthsi2026-01-23 15:43
People forget that this is all based on comics. The shows were becoming like your usual run of the mill comic store and that was actually pretty cool. Not financially sustainable unfortunately due to many people crying about "superhero fatigue" when they probably dont even keep up with the MCU outside of the tent pole movies but it was fun times while it lasted.
thedudeabides20222026-01-20 23:17
But don’t worry this show will be meta and address that, surely the viewership will pour in
_Levitated_Shield_2026-01-20 23:44
Barbie?
CaptHayfever2026-01-20 22:13
Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, What If, and Zombies are just elseworld tangent stories, and X-Men 97 is a revival of the old 90s cartoon that's almost completely unrelated to the MCU, so that knocks 8 things off the list already. I Am Groot is just silly shorts--the entire series combined only runs about half an hour--so there's 2 more things off the list.
wizardeverybit2026-01-20 23:03
Endgame was 7 years ago
Glarpenheimer2026-01-21 00:18
massive psychic damage
Bambalorian2026-01-21 00:14
I don't understand why people feel obligated to watch and then feel fatigued. This is a passive hobby! Build up a backlog, watch what draws you in now!
Not many people read every comic that comes out every week, sometimes I read 7, sometimes I read zero. I never feel fatigued, there's just more and more stuff to read when I am bored one day.
I just read the entirety of Avengers: The Initiative in the past 3 days, it was released from 2007-2010, and was a solid read. Tomorrow I'll pick up a couple weeks worth of subscriptions at the shop, some I'll read right away, some next week or maybe years from now.
WheresThePhonebooth2026-01-21 00:16
Mate, I want to watch Marvel stuff. It's just quantity over quality at this point.
AgentP202026-01-21 00:18
How would you know the quality if you haven't watched them?
WheresThePhonebooth2026-01-21 00:35
Mate I don’t need to watch Iron Heart to know that it’s not premiere filmmaking
AgentP202026-01-21 01:43
You literally have to watch shit to know if it's quality or not. Transformers one failed because of people like you judging it off other people's opinions before the series even cane out and after that. Why did yt pick out Ironheart out of all the projects too when there is so many others.
WheresThePhonebooth2026-01-21 01:48
So I’m just expected to give my time and consume stuff because Hollywood is making it?
Bambalorian2026-01-21 02:32
I'm pretty easy to please when it comes to this stuff and I wasn't expecting much from Iron Heart due to the delays it had in production but it was actually surprisingly good, but it's one of those series that is not leading up to the next Avengers movies, so I don't see why you're using that one as an example. Skip it, you'll miss nothing. Not every show or movie is marketed to every viewer.
AgentP202026-01-21 07:39
You are not obligated to do anything but don't call shows you haven't watched shit. That just shows that you are just going with the bandwagon.
alex4942026-01-21 11:33
You could at least try one episode before writing a whole show off.
gallifrey_2026-01-21 01:52
crazy example considering how ironheart is in fact Very Fucking Good
Bambalorian2026-01-21 00:26
Just like I want to read Marvel comics, but I don't get frustrated when 80% of what they publish isn't for me or relevant to the ongoing main story.
Other people have pointed out how there's like 10 things at least on that list that are not connected to the multiverse story leading to Doomsday etc. and Marvel just published a list of just 6 movies and shows to watch before Doomsday themselves.
Both season of Loki, Black Panther 2, Shang-Chi, Captain America 4, Thunderbolts, and Fantastic Four. That's less than most mcu phases so far
fromcj2026-01-21 03:07
I know, it’s disgusting, did you know Marvel has also been publishing hundreds of printed stories every year that you HAVE to keep up with as well? Absolutely vital. Can’t just do the ones you’re into or anything.
Bambalorian2026-01-22 00:17
I think they just want to whine
eagc72026-01-21 03:53
I mean even during the Infinity Saga we had too much content, but we didn't had fatigue, like in 2018 alone we had the following
Black Panther
Avengers: Infinity War
Ant-Man and the Wasp
Agents of SHIELD Season 5
Daredevil Season 3
Luke Cage Season 2
Jessica Jones Season 2
Iron Fist Season 2
Cloak and Dagger Season 1
Runaways Season 2
Which is on par on the numbers of projects we got in 2021 and 2022.
But at the same time to be fair the TV shows were more loose with its canon with the wider MCU and they were made by a different team, so that removed any sense of "obligation" that you had to watch everything to be up to date, but now the TV shows are being made the same team as the movies which create this sense of "obligation" that now you need to watch every single show.
CaptHayfever2026-01-21 07:22
2018 wasn't just on-par with 2021; it *vastly exceeded* 2021. Were you here when that guy made [this dumb graph](https://i.redd.it/x5wh7u69dd991.jpg) to try to say there was a sudden huge content spike in 2021? Well, I [fixed it](https://imgur.com/DJLZ0vl), discovering in the process that not only was 2021 *not* a sudden increase, but it was *coming down* the bell curve that peaked in 2018.
eagc72026-01-21 23:20
Oh yeah, if we are looking at the amount of episodes we had for those shows plus their hour long runtime, yeah 2018 was the peak. especially considering that the Disney+ shows only had 6-9 episodes with a small runtime.
9FingeredFrodo2026-01-21 00:19
I would separate out animation. Most of those aren’t required viewing and belong in a separate category.
Petrichor022026-01-21 17:55
Most of the shows aren't required viewing at this point, even outside the animation.
As of right now, WandaVision, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Loki, Hawkeye, Ms. Marvel, Secret Invasion, and arguably What If...? are the only shows that have even been slightly referenced by the movies. Throw in the Guardians Holiday Special if we're also counting special presentations. That's 8 out of 20. 40%. (Or if you prefer to count by season instead of by show: 9/24 - 37.5%.)
And while WandaVision, TFatWS, and Loki were referenced by the movies in quite large ways, the references to the other four properties were much smaller by comparison, feeling much less necessary to watch to understand the references than those first three. And you could still make the argument that even those three shows are summed up enough in the movies that reference them to not require you to watch them.
Bambalorian2026-01-22 00:18
I think Cap 4 didn't really sum up or talk about Falcon and WS, but Wandavision while recommended is not necessary for Multiverse of Madness, if anything those two feel oddly disconnected. Wandavision does a better job setting up Monica in the Marvels..
NES_Classical_Music2026-01-20 21:06
did vince gilligan write these???
Film-Freak212026-01-20 21:40
Andrew Guest - Episodes 1, 2 and 8
Paul Welsh & Madeline Walter - Episode 3
Zeke Nicholson - Episode 4
Anayat Fakhraie - Episode 5
Roja Gashtili, Julia Lerman & Andrew Guest - Episode 6
Kira Talise & Andrew Guest - Episode 7
thecricketnerd2026-01-20 21:55
Wow, mostly comedy writers. That's interesting.
CaptHayfever2026-01-20 22:11
Well, it's a comedy, so that tracks.
thecricketnerd2026-01-20 22:19
Didn't really get a feel of the tone from the one teaser I've seen, but I'm definitely more interested now!
Bambalorian2026-01-21 00:35
the parts about the movie remake and the testimonials seem pretty satirical to me
BorisDirk2026-01-21 00:59
Andrew Guest worked on Community and is also co-writing the Community movie!
NES_Classical_Music2026-01-21 05:19
lol i meant the episode title names
EagleSaintRam2026-01-21 17:10
If there's convoluted poetry behind each title, then yes
BadMotherFunko2026-01-23 16:11
Obviously not....then it would be good
ViralGameover2026-01-20 22:07
Doorman, it’d be cool if we see the incident with him that caused superheroes to be banned from Hollywood.
PhotoBonjour_bombs192026-01-21 00:20
Who’s doorman
ViralGameover2026-01-21 00:22
A mutant from the Great Lakes Avengers. He can create portals, or himself is a portal, or can be one? I never really read anything with him in it but I liked his look.
PhotoBonjour_bombs192026-01-21 00:23
Cool a mutant
Meizas2026-01-21 04:43
Hope it's like in She Hulk with the random crappy super powered people 😂
ModernBass2026-01-22 05:32
But hopefully it sets them up for some kinda future, not just one off episode gags
Meizas2026-01-22 07:13
I agree, as long as they're useful. Like Mr. immortal from she hulk could come back and be potentially interesting
ChemicalExperiment2026-01-21 00:44
In the MCU, currently no one. All we know is that from the trailers he's the reason Superheroes are banned in Hollywood. But in the comics, he's a superhero who has the power to attach to any wall and form into a door across it. It's a very silly power, which made him perfect for the Great Lakes Avengers, a comic about a team of superhero rejects who form their own (unofficial) Avengers group in Wisconsin and try to prove themselves as heroes. It's a very comedy focused book about essentially the "discount superheroes". Doorman is eventually revealed to be >!*super* powerful, able to create his doorways by accessing the dark force dimension, a mega powerful realm in the comics of pure nothingness and oblivion. And after dying himself, Doorman speaks with Oblivion, an aspect of Death, and becomes a scion of death! !< Always heard good things about that comic series and have been meaning to give it a read.
PhotoBonjour_bombs192026-01-21 00:46
Banned from Hollywood but not Bollywood
Gnueless2026-01-21 09:27
That would honestly be a really neat opportunity to continue any of the >!Dark Dimension (Agent Carter, Dr. Strange and even Agents of SHIELD)!< stuff. Hype engaged!
Obskuro2026-01-21 16:56
>!Dark Dimension!< and>!Darkforce Dimension!< are not the same. The former is, despite the name, quite colourful. The latter is also connected to >!Cloak!<.
Bambalorian2026-01-22 00:14
I have definitely been confusing those two for years, jeez
Gnueless2026-01-23 08:41
Oh! Thanks for that correction. Still doesn't sate the hype, thankfully. 😁
StrategyElectronic682026-01-21 04:19
We will.
MMFRESHSW22026-01-21 16:28
if this leads 2the Korvac storyline that plays 2 Avengers or Gravitron... im down
jdroop2026-01-20 22:20
Yucca Valley that’s by me 😂
twentyextysix2026-01-20 23:10
I hope it’s Wonder Man vs Yucca Man
jdroop2026-01-20 23:40
😂😂 imagine that would be funny as hell.
Pacperson02026-01-20 22:29
Yooo are we getting Doorman?
GenGaara252026-01-21 13:34
He's named dropped in the trailers as the reason they don't cast super powered people.
CanadaNot512026-01-21 19:57
I don't recall him being mentioned in the trailers, only in posters. I know Disney/Marvel released some small 30 second clips on youtube that mention super heroes not being able to work in Hollywood, but I don't recall Doorman being mentioned specifically.
ThePatchedVest2026-01-23 20:14
I'm curious to see what they do.
They have a **very** cool opportunity here to tie the character's Darkforce powers to Whitney Frost and *Agent Carter* S2 (i.e. the last MCU project that used Hollywood filmmaking as a backdrop).
Or... they could just drop all that and have him be a random inconsequential mutant (a la Mr. Immortal in *She-Hulk*).
phantom_samurai2026-01-20 23:09
Pacoima represent 😂
mattsag2072026-01-21 11:58
What’s next? Sylmar?
rafael232026-01-21 14:24
Maybe some mission hills or San Fernando
illucio2026-01-20 23:15
Doorman!?
Another Great Lakes Avenger being used up for another Marvel Show...
We will never get that team will we?
tehCharo2026-01-20 23:53
I could see an animated show that leans into the comedy.
Found Footage one will probably show the event that led to supers being banned from Hollywood.
Jaxonhunter2272026-01-21 07:56
Considering the contract you need to sign to confirm you don't have powers is called "the doorman policy" I think we are getting that in episode 4.
Found footage could be where we find it how he got his powers is my guess
CanadaNot512026-01-21 19:58
Then Doorman will be about his side of the story. I'm guessing Doorman is perceived as a bad guy for causing some sort of issue, but we'll later find out that he was either being controlled, or trying to stop the real villain, and things just didn't go well.
WeirdIndividualGuy2026-01-22 02:53
That or episodes 6/7. Nearly every D+ MCU show has waited till the penultimate episode for backstory exposition.
sxuthsi2026-01-23 15:39
Reviewers already stated that episode 4 "Doorman" is a standalone expository episode compared to the rest of the 7 episodes
Possible-Rate-38332026-01-20 23:50
DOORMAN !!? That wasn’t on my bingo card for this show. I’m happy to see the Great Lakes Avengers appearing on screen, i think they would make a fun Disney+ series honestly. I hope they don’t complicate his costume too much though.
Ok-Till26192026-01-21 00:02
I was briefly confused by Manitee...
alenpetak112026-01-21 00:04
I read Doomman, gosh i am stupid or hyped...
Buzzlight_Year2026-01-21 01:40
Two things can be true
Bambalorian2026-01-21 00:09
DOORMAN
Renots422026-01-21 00:39
Im still confused on what this series is going to be? Is it all 4th wall breaks? Is it even in the MCU, like will Wonder Man have powers?
robodrew2026-01-21 02:20
Wonder Man is a movie that exists in-universe about a (not real) superhero. Simon Williams wants to play the main character in the reboot movie being made, and he either already has powers or gets them in the middle of the show, I don't know yet which, but the problem with that is he signed a contract for the job that stipulates you can't work on it if you have superpowers. I'm guessing eventually by the end of the show he will come to terms with his powers and for whatever reason take on the moniker of Wonder Man for himself.
Renots422026-01-21 02:25
Ahhhh okay thank you! This makes a lot more sense! Wonder Man has been one of my more anticipated shows simply becuase I know nothing about it! So thank you lol
gendabenda2026-01-21 00:46
All at once on the release or weekly?
craigjp2026-01-21 00:50
Trailer said all 8 episodes are streaming at once
cowpool202026-01-21 01:04
Good God…I thought the first episode was called “Episodes” for far too long.
Hawkwise832026-01-21 01:12
I feel bad for this show. No matter how good it is no one cares. It's a low popularity character, minimal marketing, and avalanches of hype for Doom and Spiderman.
CaptHayfever2026-01-21 07:26
I've been seeing tons of marketing for Wonder Man, & Sony hasn't even started promoting the next Spider-Man film yet.
Background_Honey91412026-01-21 01:46
Is he going through all 8 episodes and finally accept his identity and powers and becomes a superhero in the end and got set up for a sequel that will never happen? I know nothing about the character but I’m sort of over origin stories.
_IratePirate_2026-01-21 01:48
I have no idea who or what Wonder Man is. Never even heard of the character. What are his powers ?
IOUAPIZZA2026-01-21 02:03
Fairly standard stuff. Super strength, flight, energy beams, but in the comics he's got tons of history that makes him interesting. Former villain, his brother was a super villain as well and fought the Avengers. He's died a couple of times as is tradition, and also in the comics his brain was scanned and copied, and made part of the Vision. And obviously, he's a movie star in comics by trade.
This is one of the more interesting characters to me for Marvel because like She-Hulk and Deadpool, in a way they can go kind of and dig into the industry itself a bit and poke some fun or make references, without the baggage of crazy and satirical Deadpool, and 4th wall audience acknowledgment of She-Hulk.
Petrichor022026-01-21 15:27
IOUAPIZZA gave a good overview of the character, but it looks like his powers in the show are going to be a little different than what's in the comics since we've been told that his powers in the show are
going to be >!super strength, super speed, and the ability to create massive explosions!<.
It looks like in the MCU, Wonder Man is going to be an old in-universe superhero movie that Hollywood wants to reboot, and an actor named Simon Williams who loved the original movie growing up wants to play Wonder Man in the reboot. But Hollywood doesn't allow super powered people to act in their movies anymore because of some unknown incident, and so Simon is either hiding his superpowers in order to try out for the role, or he doesn't know he has powers when he tries out for it.
_IratePirate_2026-01-21 19:15
Interesting, I’d seen a couple of the trailers and was so lost. This tells me what I need to know, thanks
Transatlanticaccent2026-01-21 02:09
Hey Yucca Valley. Spent almost all of COVID there and Desert Hot Springs.
HowDiddleDo2026-01-21 02:44
Wait Wonder Man is a tv series? I thought it was a movie
AncientFruit27452026-01-21 03:18
Maybe you got confused because there is an in universe wonder man movie that Simon is auditioning for
Larry_Lurex912026-01-21 02:49
Pacoima is my favorite name of a city. Hell yes.
Waste_Helicopter9912026-01-21 03:19
In May 2018, the original Iron Man suit worn by Robert Downey Jr. in the 2008 Marvel film was reported stolen from a movie prop storage facility in Pacoima, California - Maybe a clue to Episode 3 ??
Larry_Lurex912026-01-21 03:24
Oh that would be a nice reference
fromcj2026-01-21 03:06
Just a reminder to everyone that doorman is also a job
Jaxonhunter2272026-01-21 07:58
True, but we already know the "doorman policy" is the name of the policy that makes powers banned on set. So the name is attached to something related to super powers
TaylorDangerTorres2026-01-22 01:40
The actor's playing "Demarr Davis", who is doorman so
foxehkins2026-01-21 03:17
Manatee is a better title name.
BadMotherFunko2026-01-21 04:23
I can't imagine this is going to be any good.
AgentP202026-01-21 19:14
What makes you say that?
BadMotherFunko2026-01-21 19:25
The past 5 years of Marvel content
AgentP202026-01-21 19:29
Did you like Thunderbolts last year?
BadMotherFunko2026-01-21 19:29
It is the best Marvel had done in a long while. I give it a 6.5/10
Meizas2026-01-21 04:41
I wanted one called "Kingo"
CaptHayfever2026-01-21 07:26
Is the whole episode just Arishem scanning his brain?
Ambivalo2026-01-21 08:32
I was thinking he'd be an appropriate addition to this series, but based on how the "Eternals" ended, I'd say he'll be unavailable for a while. LOL
Meizas2026-01-21 08:34
They could have him come back off screen with a message or something - it could be easier than we think
eagc72026-01-21 22:44
Oh yeah, if it weren't for that ending, Kingo would've been a natural fit for this series
gomi20002026-01-21 18:18
are they doing the villain origin or are they going straight to hercules using his connects to get him a job
knightress_oxhide2026-01-22 07:12
Remember a few decades ago in New York, there was doorman strike? They have a union in the fancy buildings, and they went out on strike.
Now, you would think, if any group of people would not want to demonstrate what life would be like without them, it would be doormen. How could we live without them?!
There's no doorman, people use their key to open the door, they walk in. You know. I mean, whose gonna walk out next? The guys that clean your windshield at the traffic light with the dirty rag?
throwawayUWhousingac2026-01-24 14:05
I miss when a season meant like 20 episodes
27clubbbbb2026-01-25 22:06
Wait pacoima? Like the city in the valley?
Beneficial_Emu_93022026-01-27 13:01
Some of these sound kinda interesting, but I’m keeping my expectations low
Commentaires
* Spider-Man: Far From Home
* Black Widow
* Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
* Eternals
* Spider-Man: No Way Home
* Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
* Thor: Love & Thunder
* Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
* Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
* Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
* The Marvels
* Deadpool & Wolverine
* Captain America: Brave New World
* Thunderbolts*
* The Fantastic Four: First Steps
* Spider-Man: Brand New Day (premiering July 31)
* Avengers: Doomsday (premiering December 18)
* Avengers: Secret Wars (premiering December 17, 2027)
The following shows:
* WandaVision
* The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
* Loki S1
* What If...? S1
* Hawkeye
* Moon Knight
* Ms. Marvel
* I Am Groot S1
* She-Hulk: Attorney at Law
* Secret Invasion
* I Am Groot S2
* Loki S2
* What If...? S2
* Echo
* X-Men '97 S1
* Agatha All Along
* What If...? S3
* Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man S1
* Daredevil Born Again S1
* Ironheart
* Eyes of Wakanda
* Marvel Zombies
* Wonder Man (premiering January 27)
* Daredevil Born Again S2 (premiering later this year; likely in March)
* X-Men ’97 S2 (premiering this summer)
* Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man S2 (premiering this fall)
* VisionQuest (premiering later this year)
And the following special presentations:
* Werewolf By Night
* The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special
* The Punisher Special Presentation (premiering later this year)
No wonder people have Marvel fatigue.
Granted, I'm not as excited as I was back in Phase 3, but I wouldn't call myself fatigued. That said, I do approach the MCU differently from a lot of people, treating it more like an ongoing TV show with several really long event episodes than a movie series that is occasionally interrupted by TV series and specials. That framework makes it more enjoyable to me and helps with the waits.
Not many people read every comic that comes out every week, sometimes I read 7, sometimes I read zero. I never feel fatigued, there's just more and more stuff to read when I am bored one day.
I just read the entirety of Avengers: The Initiative in the past 3 days, it was released from 2007-2010, and was a solid read. Tomorrow I'll pick up a couple weeks worth of subscriptions at the shop, some I'll read right away, some next week or maybe years from now.
Other people have pointed out how there's like 10 things at least on that list that are not connected to the multiverse story leading to Doomsday etc. and Marvel just published a list of just 6 movies and shows to watch before Doomsday themselves.
Both season of Loki, Black Panther 2, Shang-Chi, Captain America 4, Thunderbolts, and Fantastic Four. That's less than most mcu phases so far
Black Panther
Avengers: Infinity War
Ant-Man and the Wasp
Agents of SHIELD Season 5
Daredevil Season 3
Luke Cage Season 2
Jessica Jones Season 2
Iron Fist Season 2
Cloak and Dagger Season 1
Runaways Season 2
Which is on par on the numbers of projects we got in 2021 and 2022.
But at the same time to be fair the TV shows were more loose with its canon with the wider MCU and they were made by a different team, so that removed any sense of "obligation" that you had to watch everything to be up to date, but now the TV shows are being made the same team as the movies which create this sense of "obligation" that now you need to watch every single show.
As of right now, WandaVision, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Loki, Hawkeye, Ms. Marvel, Secret Invasion, and arguably What If...? are the only shows that have even been slightly referenced by the movies. Throw in the Guardians Holiday Special if we're also counting special presentations. That's 8 out of 20. 40%. (Or if you prefer to count by season instead of by show: 9/24 - 37.5%.)
And while WandaVision, TFatWS, and Loki were referenced by the movies in quite large ways, the references to the other four properties were much smaller by comparison, feeling much less necessary to watch to understand the references than those first three. And you could still make the argument that even those three shows are summed up enough in the movies that reference them to not require you to watch them.
Paul Welsh & Madeline Walter - Episode 3
Zeke Nicholson - Episode 4
Anayat Fakhraie - Episode 5
Roja Gashtili, Julia Lerman & Andrew Guest - Episode 6
Kira Talise & Andrew Guest - Episode 7
They have a **very** cool opportunity here to tie the character's Darkforce powers to Whitney Frost and *Agent Carter* S2 (i.e. the last MCU project that used Hollywood filmmaking as a backdrop).
Or... they could just drop all that and have him be a random inconsequential mutant (a la Mr. Immortal in *She-Hulk*).
Another Great Lakes Avenger being used up for another Marvel Show...
We will never get that team will we?
Found footage could be where we find it how he got his powers is my guess
This is one of the more interesting characters to me for Marvel because like She-Hulk and Deadpool, in a way they can go kind of and dig into the industry itself a bit and poke some fun or make references, without the baggage of crazy and satirical Deadpool, and 4th wall audience acknowledgment of She-Hulk.
going to be >!super strength, super speed, and the ability to create massive explosions!<.
It looks like in the MCU, Wonder Man is going to be an old in-universe superhero movie that Hollywood wants to reboot, and an actor named Simon Williams who loved the original movie growing up wants to play Wonder Man in the reboot. But Hollywood doesn't allow super powered people to act in their movies anymore because of some unknown incident, and so Simon is either hiding his superpowers in order to try out for the role, or he doesn't know he has powers when he tries out for it.
Now, you would think, if any group of people would not want to demonstrate what life would be like without them, it would be doormen. How could we live without them?!
There's no doorman, people use their key to open the door, they walk in. You know. I mean, whose gonna walk out next? The guys that clean your windshield at the traffic light with the dirty rag?