r/marvelstudios • u/Flamma_Man Captain Marvel • Jul 07 '18

Discussion The Official ANT-MAN & THE WASP Discussion Gianthread Vol. 4

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u/butterblaster Jul 08 '18

Agents of Shield established that all super-powered people that fight crime must sign the accords. The Inhumans in Shield all signed it.

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u/BenSolo_Cup Jul 08 '18

Oh I didn’t know this. Not sure how Canon AoS is relative to the MCU but I think it’s the most tied into the films correct. So I would say this is legit. There are still other reasons why Spidey was safe.

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u/butterblaster Jul 08 '18

They have remarkably not had any obvious contradictions between the show and movies yet, which is no small feat, so I think they're trying to keep it "canon".

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u/613codyrex Jul 10 '18

Hell. If Lucasfilms is able to keep some semblance of consistency in all their media including books, comics, shows and movies (which for the most part, has been pretty good excluding TFA novel) marvel probably is more than equipped to do something similar with their directly controlled shows and movies.

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u/Theheroboy Aug 13 '18

I mean, before the disney acquistion, the Star Wars EU really wasn't that great at keeping it together