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These Marvel movies have always contained teasers for the next installments, but this is the first one that’s felt like a commercial more than its own storyline. The movie seems to be more about introducing characters and plotlines that will play bigger roles in the next Marvel properties, from the upcoming Black Panther to the Infinity War films, that it remains in a sort of narrative purgatory.
The plot is fantastic and it’s no surprise that this is loosely based on a Marvel comic series of the same name. There is actual characterization at work here. Despite being animated, everyone is more three-dimensional than most recent films can boast.