Agent Carter Season 1 Spoilers: Marvel’s Agent Carter Gets Her Own Spinoff In 2015! Sources Say This Will Be Marvel’s 2nd Attempt At A TV Show Linked To The Famous Avengers Franchise
For this "Agent Carter" season 1 spoilers, the titular character claims the limelight for herself in her own spinoff scheduled for release in 2015. According to sources, this will be the second attempt of Marvel at creating a TV show that links with the popular "Avengers" franchise.
Agent Peggy Carter made her mark as a femme fatale heroine in Marvel comics and "Captain America" movies; this time, as reported by TV Guide, she gets to have her own show scheduled for airing next year. However, the team behind the show has yet to release a statement regarding the exact date.
Screenrant delivers the first update for this "Agent Carter" season 1 spoilers. According to them, the upcoming adventure series composed of eight episodes will be Marvel's second attempt at linking a TV show with the popularity of their "Avengers" franchise.
The site reported the details that came off the interview with the studio at ABC upfronts. The lead star who plays the titular role Haley Atwell shared details about her upcoming Agent Carter series (whose updates will be featured in this "Agent Carter" season 1 spoilers).
According to her, the show, which will debut during the midseason hiatus of "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.," will give fans a closer look into the character and life of the badass female agent. Haley said that the fans have already seen Agent Carter's potential - her sexiness, her skills, her kickass courage and many more. Thus, it is not surprising that they would want to see more of her character: her personality up close, quirks, strengths and weaknesses and her essence as a person that makes the audience identify with her more easily.
Marvel gave Agent Carter a wonderful break through this series. However, it is only through a limited 8-episode season. During the interview, Haley shared that her character will be dealing with conflicts provided by Michele Fazekas and Tara Butters, Screenrant reported.
