Do you read tie in material, or do you view it as non-canon/unnecessary

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>>87850329
I read them, I guess they're canon until they're not, but it's always a fun read.

The only prequel comic I saw was the Dredd one since I wanted more Dredd.

I haven't read almost any of them, but I might check out the Doctor Strange one.

>>87850329
In general, or just the MCU? Because most tie-in MCU material is as canon to the larger MCU as the old EU was to the larger Star Wars canon.

>>87850329
I had fun with the First Avengers tie-ins.

>>87852910
In general

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I do for things I dont even watch.

this one was good.

>>87850329

I assume all tie-ins are canon if they're to an event. Sometimes, they are arguably better than the main book.

Most people will argue this is exactly what Superior Spider-Man was like.

Some were pretty good though, like for 52. Many of the Aftermath shit was tops.

>>87854282
I think Op was referring to tie in material for movies, tv shows, and cartoons

>>87854345

Oh.

Well, carry on then!

>>87853054
Predators was also pretty good.
Better then Predator 2 anyway.

>>87850329

Honestly,all the comic books that spawned from Marvel and DC's movie franchises have gotten way out of hand. Only the movies are canon anyway.

>>87850329
M'kay

>>87850329
I don't, under the idea that if something is important, they'll put it in the movies somehow.

That said, I wish they had made some kind of adaptation of the scenes from Fury's Big Week that aren't in the movies.

What's the most important thing that happened in a tie-in MCU comic? Stating that, yes, that lady that appears for a split second in Doctor Strange is indeed Niko Minoru's mom?

I heard once that they wasted The Leader tease in Incredible Hulk in a comic, but I hope it was bullshit.

>>87861143
No they did, look up "Furys big Week"