In addition, one of the recent female characters introduced in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, She-Hulk (Tatiana Maslany), has also been criticized for her portrayal in the Disney+ series.

The lack of good representation only contributes to the toxic male comic culture, allowing male fans to objectify women without second thought. Without real development, that’s all the characters ...

Marvel Needs to Give Fans Longer Female-Led Runs There’s a second side to this problem about female heroes. Even if Marvel creates more, we need the publisher to give these new heroes a chance.

With so much talk about representation, each of the “Marvel’s 616” directors knew the vital need to have women telling stories — both those working at Marvel and their own contribution ...

Marvel’s Cinematic Universe is home to some interesting, relatable, and ultimately really popular female characters. They should be represented everywhere, just like their male counterparts.

Nevertheless, the MCU has been scrutinized in recent years for its lack of diversity. It wasn't until 2019 that Marvel finally released its first female-led film, “Captain Marvel,” marking over a ...

MARVEL'S MOON GIRL AND ... She's the first 13-year-old Black superhero female in her own series, and Marvel and Disney are helping ... The representation of the hit series doesn’t only play out ...

If you don't know Victoria Alonso, you probably know her work. The Marvel Studios executive has co-produced all of the company's films since Iron Man (2008) alongside Kevin Feige and Louis D ...

Marvel has seriously been stepping up its representation game and making Black women more visible on the comic rack and the big screen. Now, it’s starting to do better in the writers’ room ...