WHAT IF...? Head Writer Confirms We'll See More Of Sakaar Iron Man And Gamora Team-Up In Season 2

@SatsuiNoJXA - In order for What if? to work, you need a pre-established universe it can play off from. Adaptations of random What if? issues would be meaningless for the majority of this show's audience, since they wouldn't have the context of the original stories.

@SatsuiNoJXA - you're asking for something completely different from what if though. You want to explore the multiverse more? Fine. But what if is literally just changing something around in the main timeline to see...well...what if.

It's not a problem with the premise as you're suggesting. It's you not liking the premise to begin with and complaining they're keeping that premise.

@SatsuiNoJXA - Comics are extremely niche form of entertaiment (at least in America). There are still people who are confused why Superman hasn't been any of the Avengers movies.

@SatsuiNoJXA - What's the point of doing a what if series if you're not gonna link it to universe-prime? The whole premise of "What If" is, well, what if. Otherwise, it'd just be "Meanwhile, Over Here..."

@FinnishDude -

Those are just casuals who you don’t know the difference between comic brands.
Again, we are nowhere near an age where geek culture isn’t on a higher level of acceptance to comprehend what super heroes don’t belong to which brand.
The example you mention still does exist, I won’t deny that. But it isn’t as bad as it used to be

@Dabs -

“Universe-Prime”??????

You think the MCU is the primary Verse?????

I am no longer responding to your comments.

@Origame -

You and I are always going back and forth. Its not that I suck at explaining, you just don’t like to think outside of your box.
The only time we agree on anything is when we tell Tyrant[frick]Boi to choke on dick.

That said, the SUCCESS you brought up regarding the MCU is due to the fact that a large populace of its audience are general audiences who have no in-depth knowledge as the avid comic goer. That includes the Manga readers you brought up.
I mentioned this to someone else that in the past two decades, we have had an influx of acceptance of geek culture. And he brought up that a good portion of this demographic cannot tell the difference of Superman being from Marvel or DC.

Manga is not the sole and primary reason for comic shops failing. We live in a digital age now where people who read comics would rather purchase digital versions of comics versus hard copies.
If comics were truly failing as YOU SUGGEST, then we wouldn’t be getting the stories we do now that are later getting adapted into these films in the MCU.
Its because of the damn films that causes average fans to go buy comics. This isn’t rocket science.
But like I said, neurons are required and you lack those.

And I never said that you said “No one reads the comics”. I just reiterated what you said in my statement. I said: “People are still reading the comics despite how hard they are failing.”

Again, reading comprehension.

And I know what they promised. It wasn’t hard to miss when they first put it out there.
ALL I SAID, was that it would be nice to get something that isn’t MCU RELATED for once. What is so difficult to understand?
Its like how everyone is getting sick of seeing the Joker pop up in every 1st or 2nd movie of a new Bat film franchise.
Am I breaking through the wall yet??

@Origame -

1. I don’t seek validation from the amount of likes or agreements in regards to my opinions, unlike you and majority of the internet seem to do. Majority of the time most of the articles you comment on receive backlash and kickback because you have the innate sensibilities of a 7 year old. But that’s obvious.

2 and 3.
You, yourself brought Manga up as a factor for why Comics are failing. You really have to be that much of a moron to forget what you write.

4. Context matters when you write the shit appropriately. But when YOU write a bland and broad statement and expect someone to assume what the hell you meant and then go 180 on them trying to make them feel stupid, is just straight hypocritical. Interpretation isn’t the issue from my end. Seems more like YOU SUCK AT EXPLAINING SHIT.

5. You’re an idiot. Who again, DOESN’T HAVE READING COMPREHENSION SKILLS.
That’s why I tune in to What-If.

@Waddles - I do wonder if they're gonna stick to four shows a year, because then it wouldn't be the case.

Anyway, I'm looking forward to all of them to different degrees:
1. Hawkeye
2. Moon Knight
3. Ms. Marvel/Secret Invasion/Armor Wars
6. She-Hulk
7. Ironheart