As someone who hasn’t read any Marvel comics, I’m confused about the premise of this show since Captain Marvel made a big deal about how the Skrulls weren’t bad and were just misunderstood (and it was actually the Kree who were bad).![]()
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Yeah that's my big wonder as well. I mean even if you go with the idea of "oh not those Skrulls, this is a different group of Skrulls".... it still seems like a lot of mixed messaging.As someone who hasn’t ready any Marvel comics, I’m confused about the premise of this show since Captain Marvel made a big deal about how the Skrulls weren’t bad and were just misunderstood (and it was actually the Kree who were bad).
Why are they pulling a “Skrulls are bad shapeshifters and have infiltrated Earth” plot now?
Is this show going to say “Well, actually, the Kree were right about the Skrulls after all …”?
Oh, I understand that.Are the Skrull going to be the new Orc in the tired argument of good and evil? Just like any other sentient race, some members will be good and some will be bad, whether they are Kree or Skrull or Titan or Earth human, and so on with all the species that have appeared in the MCU. What I want to know is where were the evil Asgardians? Even the one who went against his people, turned back to them and against Hela in the end.
Isn't nice to go into something with no idea of what might be in store?I'm willing to wait and see. I'm just a bit confused about it all at the moment since I don't have the comics to drawn on for background.
That's pretty much the case for me with all MCU content. I only know what I've seen on screen and what I occasionally read about on the internet.Isn't nice to go into something with no idea of what might be in store?