Will There Be Any Mention Of Inhumans In CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR? Don't Bet On It

I fully expected this. And despite the meager defense some of you will give, this only confirms the obvious: the Marvel Cinematic Universe only functionally extends to the films themselves. It does not extend to the TV shows. At best, Agents of SHIELD and Agent Carter represent, functionally, a mirror universe in which the major MCU events take place. And the Netflix shows are virtually their own separate Marvel universe more in keeping with the darker tone of Marvel's pre-2008 films.

I just hope this puts to rest the absurd calls for WB to combine its film and TV properties. It just doesn't work.

No need to crossover until Infinity War. THOSE 67 CHARACTERS HAVE TO INCLUDE SOME OF THE TV PEOPLE. Not to mention, Civil War producer Nate Moore says they're learning how to do the crossover properly.

A crossover isn't easy. A throw away line may find it's way in the script maybe.

As aformentioned it isn't easy by any means to do a true blue crossover; one that's not just a piece of throw away dialogue.


"I think it’s possible for sure. It’s interesting that the TV timeline and the film timeline moves so differently because they tell stories so quickly because they have 10 to 22 episodes. So sometimes it’s just hard for those things to line up perfectly. But we love that idea of ultimately, say a Luke Cage, Jessica Jones, Daredevil, Punisher, Agents of SHIELD, maybe there’s a way to get ‘em back in there as long as it makes sense for our storytelling and doesn’t prohibit them from telling a story. We say ‘oh, this happened to Daredevil somewhere in the future’ and they go ‘Well, that’s not what the TV show wants us to do.’ We don’t want that to start to feel like there’s friction so we haven’t figured out how to do it but we’d love to do it."
--Nate Moore


Maybe it's good they don't crossover now. We know AOS will acknowledge Civil War but it won't be that way the other way around. Having AOS bhave their own stakes and be the primary antagonistic aging Inhumans gives it VALIDITY. The show hs something that is IT'S OWN THING and isn't dictated by the films for once.




THE MCU is big place. You've got different characters dealing with different problems. They don't all have to intersect all the time. Like real life, the U.S. has many dilemmas politically internationally, military wise etc. All of those don't impact one another all the time. If the Avengers are contending with international political pressure, that may take precedent over inhumans popping up for now.





THE president on AOS obviously reached out to Coulson to handle the inhumans while his Secretary of Defense ThunderboltRoss is dealing with the Avengers who's collateral dam age is attracting international attention. That's not something you just ignore.

These two divisions are hardly connected. It was always clear there were tensions between Feige and Loeb. With Perlmutter now out of movies but still involved with TV, get ready to see that gap grow bigger.

Check out episode 2 of Road to Civil War featuring Falcon!

@skeemAN No quicksilver and scarlet witch aren't inhumans in the mcu and at this point if the movies aren't ever going to acknowledge agents of shield then they ain't crossing over any time soon