Jupiter's Legacy - Millarwold Comic Adaptation - May 7, 2021

[Gadritan]

But it wasn't the point of my post.

No you

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[Gokulo]

I binged this just because I wanted to see how the past adventure ends, didn't care too much about the present stuff. Also, them classic superhero costumes in movies/tv series just look too silly, I wish they go with a more grounded approach to that, but that's just a nitpick.

[6souls]

https://comicbook.com/tv-shows/news/...m-mark-millar/

Season 2 has been mapped out for production, but still no greenlight by Netflix.

[Kaisha]

Yeah it is. Honestly care more about the 1930's mystery than the present day hero stuff.

I blew through the season in the past couple days, and this is the part I ended up liking more, probably to the show's detriment. They spent a LOT of time with the backstory stuff even though

Spoiler: show

it doesn't really play into the modern-time storyline other than just setting up the relations between the two brothers. Nothing about whats-his-name prettyboy betraying the group yet. Actually I can't remember any of the character's names a day later. That's usually not a good sign.

Definitely is something that could use a second season to see wtf it's building to. First season felt kinda like a half season with just a single act?

[6souls]

[6souls]

Entire Cast has been Released from Their Contracts, Series May Return at a Later Date
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv...ix-1234962194/

[6souls]

https://twitter.com/Borys_Kit/status...28543313825792

For reference, season 1 of The Mandalorian cost $100M to produce.