Good Lord I hope the movies don't become like the comic books. I think it's fantastic that Kevin Feige didn't get involved in the comic book business himself. I think his distance from the comics industry helps him make better movies and shows. I think he's annoyed by the same things that have driven readers away over the decades so he's avoiding them. I'm glad he's deviating from the source material when he feels that would make better films and TV series.
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MY stance on magic has been very simple and consistent on these CBR threads. In my opinion, for any magical/fantasy story to work, it means that magic has to have costs. If it doesn't then the acquisition of magical powers becomes effortless and without consequences. Makes for very BORING stories that have no conflict or drama. Magic systems are built on this premise. And lots of fantasy fans have embraced this idea. I'm not sure if Marvel and/or DC has though. I wonder if this concept will ever be adopted in the MCU (I think it should). WandaVision has hinted at it, but I want to see it further explored.