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From Iron Man Vol. 7 #007, “Super Science”
Art by Von Randal and Erick Arciniega
Written by Joshua Williamson
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From Iron Man Vol. 7 #007, “Super Science”
Art by Von Randal and Erick Arciniega
Written by Joshua Williamson
Proof that the Agent Carter show is incompatible with the Agent Carter one-shot and the movies
1. The show isn't part of the official Infinity Saga lineup, or even the expanded MCU Complete Timeline on Disney+. But the one-shot is.
2. The show with all its events is missing from the Official Timeline book. The one-shot is present.
3. The timelines are incompatible. In the MCU (one-shot), S.H.I.E.L.D. was founded in March 1946, which also matches the PEGASUS dossier in Captain Marvel. Peggy left SSR to run the new agency that same month at the end of the one-shot. This is clearly stated in the Timeline book (p.39):
The show opens with Peggy still working for SSR in April 1946:
In July 1947, she's still there (and no one even mentions S.H.I.E.L.D.).
P.S. Not sure why Big Brains from Fandom Wiki ignore their Bible when it comes to shows. Apparently they just love cherries.
4. The adventures from the show were never mentioned in the films, which is quite strange.
5. The SSR HQ in New York looks different in these two pieces of media.
6. Peggy is the only agent of this office who is the same in both the one-shot and the show. The other agents and their boss are completely different (ex: Agent Flynn vs Chief Dooley).
7. The one-shot ends with Peggy leaving the SSR to become the director of S.H.I.E.L.D. The way it looks would make her return to the SSR (as seen by some people who claim the projects are in the same universe) really awkward and humiliating. Not to mention it wouldn't make any sense.
8. In the one-shot, Peggy has already proven herself to be a capable (and even superior) agent than all the male agents. The show starts with the same starting position, with Chief Dooley saying the exact same words that her boss from the one-shot already said to her. The show essentially ignores everything from the one-shot and starts over.
9. The only connection to the one-shot in the show is a scene from the Zodiac mission, briefly shown at the beginning of the first episode. This could be considered a mistake, or simply explained by saying that the mission happened in this universe as well, but the outcomes were not the same: no one knew she was there, and Howard was not yet ready to found S.H.I.E.L.D.
10. Anton Vanko's presence in the show is incompatible with IM2. In Agent Carter, he is already working for SI in 1946. In IM2, he defected to the US in 1963. In the 1950s, he was still a young scientist working in the USSR.
11. In the show, by April 1946, a photo of Steve before the serum is in the SSR archives. The same photo that Peggy has in her possession in the one-shot. And let me remind you that "she took it later" is not the case, since the show is already taking place LATER in 1946.
12. In the show, Howard is clearly no longer affiliated with the SSR (or the government in general). In the one-shot, he holds a high position in the organization, and Peggy's boss has to take his orders very seriously.
13. In the films, Howard is from Richford, New York, not the Lower East Side of Manhattan as he tells us in the show.
14. In the films, Peggy is well aware of the following fact:
Because she was there, gosh.
15. Let me tell you, Peggy and Howard served in the same organization for many years, went on missions together and of course spent a lot of time at SSR headquarters in London and other places. OF COURSE SHE KNEW JARVIS before the events of the show.
16. Season 1, Episode 5 is just an absolute embarrassment. Let's forget it forever and never associate with canon.
17. Ok, I'll just mention one thing FYI:
No, they are not. At least not in the movies. These people (with one exception, Dugan) were not among the Commandos in CATFA and CATWS. We never saw them there, they were never mentioned. These guys are impostors local substitutes for Jim Morita, James Montgomery Falsworth, Gabe Jones, and Jacques Dernier.
Thought we wouldn't notice. But we did.
18. According to CATWS, Arnim Zola was recruited by the United States in August 1945. According to the show, he was still in prison in May 1946.
In conclusion: this show can theoretically be from the same universe as Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., but it's definitely not from the same universe as the movies and the one-shot of the same name.
Secret Wars Journal #3
Heroes and villains from Marvel
Devil's Reign: Villains For Hire #1 - "Fisk's Fist" (2022)
written by Clay McLeod Chapman art by Manuel Garcia, Lorenzo Ruggiero, Scott Hanna, Livesay, Andy Owens, Victor Nava, Dono Sanchez-Almara, & Fer Sifuentes-Sujo
Ben Reilly as Spider-Man is having a hard time fighting Taskmaster and Whiplash who were working as Mayor Kingpin’s secret police. Once Ben gets collared, Taskmaster kicks him out of the building and he falls to his doom.
- Devil’s Reign #2, 2021
I binge watched the Iron Man movies yesterday and remembered Whiplash exists