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Total Film
Total Film
Entertainment
Will Salmon

The bigger the better? Wonder Man and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms make a strong case for telling smaller stories

Wonder Man.

There's a new Marvel show out now. At first glance, Wonder Man might seem like a strange choice for the next step of the MCU. The character doesn't have the sort of name recognition that previous series have relied on. He's not an Avenger like Hawkeye or Wanda Maximoff. It doesn't include a fan-favorite lead like Bucky Barnes, Sam Wilson, or Daredevil. Hell, there's precious little in the way of actual superheroics in it. Instead, it's a low-key comedy about two failed actors trying to make it in Hollywood.

It's also my favorite Marvel project since at least Spider-Man: No Way Home, and possibly before that. I think it's absolutely fantastic, as you can tell from my full Wonder Man review.

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