The Marvel Cinematic Universe is at its best when Marvel Studios allows its directors, writers, and artists to leave their stamp on the project they are working on. Some of the best movies in the MCU archives have been defined by the directors who conceptualized them. The Black Panther series, for example, would be nothing without Ryan Coogler, and Jon Favreau launched the MCU with his own unique flare.With Marvel moving into the television space in an official MCU capacity, it raised questions about whether the studio would provide the directors with any sense of freedom. There are very different creative processes to navigate on the small screen, but these past Disney+ projects demonstrate that, in some instances, Marvel was bold enough to give up some of their control. These directors arguably made an impact on the MCU, bringing their unique flavor to these shows.Having produced Fan Girl and with a background in comedy, Herron took those narrative elements and applied them to this sci-fi extravaganza. The leap between genres didn’t stop Herron from continuing to share her character-led approach to storytelling, which made the friendships and romantic entanglements in Loki all the more believable. Ultimately, Herron managed to ground the huge scale of Loki in an impressive fashion while setting up the tone for future seasons.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is at its best when Marvel Studios allows its directors, writers, and artists to leave their stamp on the project they are working on. Some of the best movies in the MCU archives have been defined by the directors who conceptualized them. The Black Panther series, for example, would be nothing without Ryan Coogler, and Jon Favreau launched the MCU with his own unique flare.
With Marvel moving into the television space in an official MCU capacity, it raised questions about whether the studio would provide the directors with any sense of freedom. There are very different creative processes to navigate on the small screen, but these past Disney+ projects demonstrate that, in some instances, Marvel was bold enough to give up some of their control. These directors arguably made an impact on the MCU, bringing their unique flavor to these shows.
Having produced Fan Girl and with a background in comedy, Herron took those narrative elements and applied them to this sci-fi extravaganza. The leap between genres didn’t stop Herron from continuing to share her character-led approach to storytelling, which made the friendships and romantic entanglements in Loki all the more believable. Ultimately, Herron managed to ground the huge scale of Loki in an impressive fashion while setting up the tone for future seasons.
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