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I'm kind of afraid they'll do the Deadpool & Wolverine thing, where they're the same actors but with a (slightly) different history. To me, that makes no sense, because the emotional pay-off is from these being the same characters we know and love, but I'm unsure if that's what's going to happen

But the MCU movies are a movie interpretation of the comics, yet do not reference the comic events (as in "This transpired before the movie events")

A sequel to Loki AND Deadpool & Wolverine. I do agree that after watching that video that was posted that the creator's comments do not help with placing it in canon. Calling it a comic interpretation of the MCU TVA is weird as hell, considering it keeps referencing events that happened in the...

I would actually really like a list of the TVA cameos. Can you share it?

Oh, I haven't seen the video yet. Will watch later

I haven't seen any quotes of that?

Just because it's not MCU Wanda does not mean the comic isn't canon, though.

https://www.marvel.com/articles/comics/tva-comic-series-katharyn-blair-pere-perez-sdcc-2024

The difference is Feige is involved with the comics side and also spoke on the comic indicating it's the same TVA. That in combination with Marvel and the creator saying it takes place after Loki and Deadpool and Wolverine, the story itself placing itself in canon and now the artist confirming...

No, but it's another thing that points to it be canon

I saw those comments on the Marvel Studios reddit post where the artist post was shared.

This is "The tv shows aren't canon!" all over again. It's actually hilarious. "It's not canon until it's confirmed by the movies." Why are people like this?

I think "A hero looks like you" is supposed to be after Brave New World. The only indication I have for this is that Sam is wearing his dark blue uniform he gets later in the movie. I can't quite remember if Sam encountered SERPENT before BNW. If not, that's would definitely place it after.

It fits with the Shang-Chi and Wakanda Forever kids books. They have the same style and are also considered canon.

True. That's how I see it. It also doesn't come with the baggage of something like X-Men '97 having decades old episodes that weren't planned to be a part of the MCU Multiverse.

One thing I haven't seen mentioned yet regarding YFNS is that Avengers Campus in Disneyland was going to have a ride focused on the (MCU) multiverse, which involved YFNS as a character. To me, that does point towards a MCU adjacent timeline akin to What if (Cap Carter is in it too)

There's an additional story that takes place after Civil War. Regarding BNW; I'm pretty sure it conflicts with Fury's big week, unfortunately.

The only other indication we have is DeMayo saying it's part of another tree of which branches could cross branches of the sacred timeline.

I think the most important thing to consider is Feige is now also in control of Marvel Comics. That was something that missed before when TV and Studios were both separate. So he definitely is the one making/approving the choice of making our TVA the main one and having known characters pop up...

Not sure if there's anything we wanna do with this