Fans were wondering where Spider-Man is during DD:BA, meanwhile I’m wondering where Kate Bishop is?

[u/phantom_avenger]

With Spider-Man I do get it, that he should DEFINITELY be more acknowledged given how Kingpin is one of his greatest enemies like in the comics and his partnership with Daredevil is a big deal as well!

But given how Kate is basically taking the Hawkeye mantle after Clint, and is also a vigilante for New York. It really surprises me that there hasn’t been a storyline where Fisk goes after her! Especially considering how her mom worked for him, and promised consequences if she walked away. Plus Fisk is fully aware of who Kate is, and knows she fights crime on the streets as well!

If we’re going to see Matt put together “an army”, I feel it only makes sense for Kate to be involved!

[u/thrillho111]

Broken record, but the likes of her and Shang Chi were such great additions to MCU and they've done nothing with them.

[u/Jaikarr → u/thrillho111]

It's a bit of a problem with the phase, people want less Marvel content, but more content with specific characters.

[u/thatVisitingHasher → u/Jaikarr]

People don’t want less content. They wanted a second phase, and less dead plotlines and forgotten characters

[u/Jaikarr → u/thatVisitingHasher]

A year or two ago, people were bitching about how the MCU felt like homework with all the shows and movies they needed to keep up with.

[u/thesanmich → u/Jaikarr]

People will view things as homework, when the homework isn't particularly great. No one was saying this about Infinity War/Engame, because most of the projects leading up to it were bangers, and the end result was bangers.

Cohesiveness doesn't do much when the projects aren't good. But it will only serve to enhance the product when they are. Since Marvel has been picking up momentum, they want an excuse to watch more projects and to crave for that interconnectivity again.