Tuesday, November 18, 2014

Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Episode 8 Review



One thing that the new season of Agent's of S.H.I.E.L.D. is showing is that many of the adventures undertaken by the S.S.R. during the last day of the WWII, and the various histories tied to those adventures play a much larger role in the development of Coulson and the team standing off against HYDRA in the new game for the world. Tonight, is such an episode.

Further background is given on Daniel Whitehall (formerly Werner Reinhardt) was released by Alexander Pierce, and was de-aged thanks to renewed experimentation on the Obelisk, thus accounting for his younger appearance in the present.

Last episode, viewers learned that the mysterious writing's that kept popping up in the last few episodes are in fact a map to a hidden city (the Inhuman capital of Attilan), and that the blue corpse recovered in 1945 by Peggy Carter is in fact a member of the Kree race. This provided evidence that this season viewers will see to some extent, the introduction of the Inhumans, mutant's whose genetic makeup was altered by the Kree.

Tonight's episode certainly jumped the plot ahead by bringing new information to light with regards to what the Obelisks true purpose is, as well as how important the discovery of the city by either S.H.I.E.L.D. or HYDRA could be in terms of the balance of world order.

Let it be known, that this episode was one of immense value in terms of pure story, and I hope that this season will continue to introduce more elements of the Marvel Universe in a way that is appealing to both viewers and comic fans.

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