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<blockquote data-quote="Tonguez" data-source="post: 8371171" data-attributes="member: 1125">I'd say the gender swap of Captain America is rather the point of this What If story, especially as they've conceived the MCU versions. Though they did rush a lot of the story beats to condense the movie into the 30 minute episode.Great point about Erskine serum though, the psychological effects were touched on in the recent Falcon &amp; WS run so it will be interesting if they acknowledge that with Peggy too - maybe her being more brutal and killing more Nazis is a nod to her being a more ruthless person than Steve was. We'll have to see how she fairs in later episodes.well, they did have all those weights embedded in the training room wall, maybe he got the idea&nbsp; directly from that.what I think more glaring was just how many Wonder Woman poses they give Captain Carter - standing on the statue, and the sword and sheild motif (sure nod to Excaliber but come on!)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tonguez, post: 8371171, member: 1125"] I'd say the gender swap of Captain America is rather the point of this What If story, especially as they've conceived the MCU versions. Though they did rush a lot of the story beats to condense the movie into the 30 minute episode. Great point about Erskine serum though, the psychological effects were touched on in the recent Falcon & WS run so it will be interesting if they acknowledge that with Peggy too - maybe her being more brutal and killing more Nazis is a nod to her being a more ruthless person than Steve was. We'll have to see how she fairs in later episodes. well, they did have all those weights embedded in the training room wall, maybe he got the idea directly from that. what I think more glaring was just how many Wonder Woman poses they give Captain Carter - standing on the statue, and the sword and sheild motif (sure nod to Excaliber but come on!) [/QUOTE]

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