Echo

Genau wie bei Ms. Marvel ist es schade, dass die Serie nicht die Qualität der ersten Folge beibehalten hat, sondern nach und nach ein wenig abgeflacht ist. Das bedeutet jedoch nicht, dass sie schlecht ist, sondern dass sie besser hätte sein können. Denn genauso wie Ms. Marvel hat auch Echo eine absolut großartige Heldin, die von der super sympathischen Alaqua Cox gespielt wird, und sie versucht sich wirklich ehrlich von den anderen Marvel-Produktionen zu unterscheiden (nicht nur mit Blut). Viel wichtiger als für die Entwicklung des Serien- und Film-Marvel-Universums ist Echo jedoch für Menschen mit einem Handicap und die Nachkommen der ursprünglichen amerikanischen Bewohner. Das ist jedoch auch kein Minus, im Gegenteil, mein Beifall! (24.01.2024)

An uninteresting visit to Oklahoma without any supporting idea, and it’s essentially pointless. Soulless. The inconsistency in the writing of the characters is almost frightening. For a while, Maya seems to want to liquidate Fisk's empire and no one wants to help her, then she doesn't want to liquidate the empire, but the same people tell her she has to. I still don't understand what the main character was up to, and her behavior towards her loved ones and the Kingpin lacks logic. Alaqua Cox's performance is odd, but I could only tell when she was angry and when she was confused. Vincent D'Onofrio plays his part, though the script doesn't make it easy for him. Charlie Cox doesn't have much to do and the action is alright. An incoherent mess, with no emotion and no point, and really weird dialogue. (09.02.2024)

This was very strange. I was expecting an original story from a Hawkeye character and some sort of feud with Fisk, and through all the Fisk – Hawkeye – Daredevil – the Punisher  interconnectedness I was hoping for some sort of fan service, action, fights or whatever, but this was a story stretched into four hours that could be summed up in a 20 minute short where Maya attacks a train with Fisk's goods and he retaliates. Well, revenge... How about that, it's hard to tell if you can call it revenge when there are two cheap action scenes in the whole series. So the only thing I can highlight about are the flashback with Daredevil, where the action busted my balls and gave me hope for a good rest of the series, but the opposite is true and the rest is more or less a fiasco. Fisk is miraculously alive after being shot in the head, the lack of emotion and inability to play any kind of mental interaction in the first episode is frighteningly blatant, and I don't really understand why the origin of a character named Maya is being pushed on us so forcefully in the form of the power of her Native American ancestors, which is so terribly uninteresting and ordinary that I'm surprised the creators literally filled maybe a third of the series with it. Well, a diametrically different experience than I expected. I wanted a Fisk-Maya fight and development, instead I got a soporific soap opera about Indian ancestors with one good action sequence and zero forward movement of the entire Marvel story. (12.01.2024)