The term “Marvel Cinematic Universe” honestly just scratches the surface of the ever-expanding media empire that Marvel Studios has been developing since 2008. Thanks to the groundbreaking success of the first Avengers film a few years back, they were able to branch out into the realm of television, adding two ABC shows (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Agent Carter) and a full slate of Netflix original series (starting with Daredevil) to their repertoire of comic book adaptations.
Still, the films remain the top priority (as evidenced by the massive marketing campaign for this week’s Avengers: Age of Ultron) for Marvel, even if they have to balance out multiple facets to keep everything connected and cohesive. It’s such an undertaking for the ...
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