..We knew this would happen.

As such, things are a bit congested (just like the comics).

>Like, before 2017, they were doing 1-2 movies a year. Then,
>2017-2019, three movies a year. Obviously COVID changed the
>schedule a bit... but 2021 had four movies and five TV shows.
>2022, three movies and three TV shows. 2023 currently has
>three movies and six TV shows (!!) planned, and 2024 has four
>movies in addition to whatever shows end up on the slate.
>
>Like, they were doing six hours of content a year-- and
>suddenly ramped up to several times that. At least with the
>previous shows on ABC and Netflix, Marvel wasn't the company
>handling all the logistics of every element-- ABC and Netflix
>ran the show, Marvel just had to sign off on everything. Now
>that it's all Marvel, all the time? That's just such a massive
>escalation and watering down of resources.

This isn't a fair assessment/comparison without including the 6 Marvel/Netflix series that started in 2015. Add to that Marvel's impact on the entertainment industry overall (esp format/presentation), fatigue is completely understandable.

The congestion is an acceptable byproduct of the expansion necessary to tell the entire story of the MCU. Fortunately, you're not required to keep up with every detail. Comic books are published weekly. Like the books that inspired these live action franchises, you get to choose your own adventure at your own pace without feeling overwhelmed or left out.





*skatin' the rings of saturn*


..and miles to go before i sleep...