A supernatural element would certainly be an interesting addition to the show at this point. There's something going on with how her workers are blinded and enslaved that seems medieval.

Well, gratitude that it's not the Dark Knight instead?

Agent Helpful McActuallyPrettyCool!

That whole scene played weird to me, especially when the Inhuman Supermodel wandered in (to their private meeting noone is supposed to ever find out about, but hey, no locks on doors?) and started interior-narrating. Very weird direction at the very least. I had to come here to find out he was talking about Raina's…

She faced severe, entrenched sexism; but it was really how she dealt with it that mattered, and that was with kickass determination and bravery. It's interesting that her worst threat of all (save maybe Howard) was Dottie, the other competent agent.

For Bendis, a screwup who keeps sabotaging her own life and punishing herself for thesins of others is what it takes to be his Mary Sue. He was drawn to Drew because of her sordid history with Hydra, her propensity to make people hate her by pheremones, and her unreliable power set.

Well, wasn't it really more about Agent Stalker McSinister, anyway? I glimpse into his personal horror show.

But the whole resurrection thing kinda freaked them out!

He's even more old-fashoined than the Contessa!

Terrigen science experiments! Its all about the mists!

And he wasn't always evil on Oz!

Mockingbird. That's all you need to know.

Oh he's coming; they're bringing Daisy right to him!

Bobbi's not new, and I think she finds Coulson compromised, and so she's fighting against that just as she fought against Hydra.

He only created her because Marvel wouldn't give him the original at the time.

You don't think Phil's a catch?

Ah, and also that disaffected cynicism, which for Garnet is more aloof self-sufficiency.

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Jessica Jones is a Jessica Drew Mary Sue.

They already had Ultimate War.