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Squirrel girl is cast apparently
I have no idea who the actress is but she's really cute. Also quite attractive.
How good are her acting chops?
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I'm excited to get Squirrel Girl in the MCU (these Freeform shows are confirmed to be in the same universe as the rest of the Marvel Television Studios shows, right?) but I'm worried she's going to overshadow the more popular characters from the movies. I mean, she single-handedly took on Galactus, so if she's not the front-line fighter in Infinity War, then they will have officially thrown continuity and power balance out the window.
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I'm excited to get Squirrel Girl in the MCU (these Freeform shows are confirmed to be in the same universe as the rest of the Marvel Television Studios shows, right?) but I'm worried she's going to overshadow the more popular characters from the movies. I mean, she single-handedly took on Galactus, so if she's not the front-line fighter in Infinity War, then they will have officially thrown continuity and power balance out the window.
This one might not be connected to the rest of the MCU, seeing as how it's Animated.
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Mark Moreland wrote:I'm excited to get Squirrel Girl in the MCU (these Freeform shows are confirmed to be in the same universe as the rest of the Marvel Television Studios shows, right?) but I'm worried she's going to overshadow the more popular characters from the movies. I mean, she single-handedly took on Galactus, so if she's not the front-line fighter in Infinity War, then they will have officially thrown continuity and power balance out the window.This one might not be connected to the rest of the MCU, seeing as how it's Animated.
Most sources I had read about this in announced it as Marvels first live superhero comedy...
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The last time I ever read New Warriors was back when Night Thrasher was brand new, circa 1989-1990. I don't know anything about Squirrel Girl or that team.
The writers on S.H.I.E.L.D. have added good moments of comedy. Granted they won't be writing THIS show, but I know the possibility exists. I REALLY hope it doesn't end up being like Powerless though. That show was just...disappointing on many levels.
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The second volume of New Warriors was published in 1999-2000 and ran for 11 issues before being cancelled. This team consisted of Namorita, Nova, Speedball and Turbo, joined by new members Bolt and Aegis.
The third volume of the New Warriors was a six-issue mini series that sees the super hero team cast as the stars of their own reality TV show, Night Thrasher, Nova and Speedball were joined by Microbe and Debrii. The New Warriors are at the center of a televised fight against a number of super villains in Stamford, Connecticut where Nitro explodes, killing 612 people including several members of the New Warriors. The incident was one of the sparks that led to Marvel's Civil War crossover in 2006 and 2007
The fourth New Warriors series saw Night Thrasher gather a group of former mutants and replacing their lost super powers with technology. The comic book was published from 2007 to 2009 and lasted for 20 issues in total. During the story it is revealed that Night Thrasher is the original Night Thrasher's brother, formerly known as Bandit, who wants to travel back in time and change the events at Stamford that killed his brother. When they try to travel back in time the team ends up in a dystopic future where the original Night Thrasher is a ruthless dictator. When the New Warriors returned to their own time they disbanded.
The fifth New Warriors series was launched as part of the All-New Marvel NOW! initiative in 2014. The book lasted for 12 issues before being cancelled. The story saw original New Warriors members Justice (formerly Marvel Boy), Speedball, and Silhouette return to team up with the new Nova, Scarlet Spider, Hummingbird, Sun Girl, Haechi and Water Snake."
Squirrel Girl and Immortal Man were never New Warriors. They were part of the Great Lakes Avengers.
Microbe and Debrii were created just so they could start the first Civil War. One lived, the other didn't.
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I have to admit I'm a bit leery of Squirrel Girl with the New Warriors. Like Mark, I haven't read them since the early 90s, but I never thought of them as a comedy/joke team.
Not at all sure how they'll work together.
I too, am worried.
I will always love my c- list avengers, especially when they went into the most important legal moment in comic book history.
Hama
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The last time I ever read New Warriors was back when Night Thrasher was brand new, circa 1989-1990. I don't know anything about Squirrel Girl or that team.
The writers on S.H.I.E.L.D. have added good moments of comedy. Granted they won't be writing THIS show, but I know the possibility exists. I REALLY hope it doesn't end up being like Powerless though. That show was just...disappointing on many levels.
It actually aired?
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Speedball got it back, IIRC. Sure, he became Penance for awhile, but he had a sit down with another hero, and pulled him out of his funk.
That hero? Doreen Green. Squirrel Girl's superpower isn't that she can talk to squirrels, or has the proportional strength of one, or even that she's somehow defeated Iron Man, Dr. Doom, Thanos, Galactus, and probably any other Marvel heavy hitter I could care to name. Her superpower is her boundless optimism, and her belief that heroes should be heroic.
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Speedball got it back, IIRC. Sure, he became Penance for awhile, but he had a sit down with another hero, and pulled him out of his funk.
That hero? Doreen Green. Squirrel Girl's superpower isn't that she can talk to squirrels, or has the proportional strength of one, or even that she's somehow defeated Iron Man, Dr. Doom, Thanos, Galactus, and probably any other Marvel heavy hitter I could care to name. Her superpower is her boundless optimism, and her belief that heroes should be heroic.
yeah, I'm sure the long sessions with doc Samson had nothing to do with that...
It's pollyanna nonsense like that that makes me dislike squirrel girl.
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Misroi wrote:Speedball got it back, IIRC. Sure, he became Penance for awhile, but he had a sit down with another hero, and pulled him out of his funk.
That hero? Doreen Green. Squirrel Girl's superpower isn't that she can talk to squirrels, or has the proportional strength of one, or even that she's somehow defeated Iron Man, Dr. Doom, Thanos, Galactus, and probably any other Marvel heavy hitter I could care to name. Her superpower is her boundless optimism, and her belief that heroes should be heroic.
yeah, I'm sure the long sessions with doc Samson had nothing to do with that...
It's pollyanna nonsense like that that makes me dislike squirrel girl.
That's why she is undefeated. Almost no one wants to make her unhappy, so they just go along with what she wants.
She also doesn't like to lose, so she just keeps going after an opponent until she stops them or they just give up out of annoyance.I hope they base Doreen on the way she was before she got her own series.
While I like the comic, it just seems a little too silly sometimes.
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Freehold DM wrote:Misroi wrote:Speedball got it back, IIRC. Sure, he became Penance for awhile, but he had a sit down with another hero, and pulled him out of his funk.
That hero? Doreen Green. Squirrel Girl's superpower isn't that she can talk to squirrels, or has the proportional strength of one, or even that she's somehow defeated Iron Man, Dr. Doom, Thanos, Galactus, and probably any other Marvel heavy hitter I could care to name. Her superpower is her boundless optimism, and her belief that heroes should be heroic.
yeah, I'm sure the long sessions with doc Samson had nothing to do with that...
It's pollyanna nonsense like that that makes me dislike squirrel girl.That's why she is undefeated. Almost no one wants to make her unhappy, so they just go along with what she wants.
She also doesn't like to lose, so she just keeps going after an opponent until she stops them or they just give up out of annoyance.I hope they base Doreen on the way she was before she got her own series.
While I like the comic, it just seems a little too silly sometimes.
she is a nonsensical character, beloved by fans of absurdist comedy against the usually serious serious marvel background. To ned she's right up there with deadpool, but i don't hate her. I loved her as Luke cage's/ Jessica Jones's babysitter, actually.