>>63851156Marvel has two great advantages DisneyWars doesn't: zero fan expectations, and a comic background rather than a movie background.
this means that they could vastly warp the story to fit the movie, and they did. the MCU movies and characters actually bear very little resemblance to the comics, and fans are generally okay with this because the comic storylines are so fucking huge that nobody expects a faithful adaptation. besides, comic adaptations have always gone their own path, and within comics itself continuity is all kinds of fucked up. (Iron Man for example has been a vaguely 30ish fella for SIXTY YEARS.)
DisneyWars suffers from not having that excuse. the OT and even the PT are there as direct comparisons to benchmark against. fans can say, "Star Wars is a much simpler story that Lucas could tell in a trilogy, don't tell me you can't manage that", whereas Marvel fans are way more forgiving that, for example, Civil War didn't involve literal HUNDREDS of named characters from across the entirety of the Marvel comic franchise.
(picrel is a mere fraction of the event)
also, Marvel basically cornered all the good writers, actors and production staff in Hollywood. that's why DC and Disney both struggle to follow in its success. the MCU only started shitting the bed when studio execs - with Feige as their spokesman - increased their meddling with directors and writers. talent matters.
lastly, DisneyWars from the start had intense studio control via Kennedy and fucking Filoni. they dictated the direction in a way that Marvel didn't (until 2015, after which Marvel jumped the rails too). passion matters also.
it's not coincidence that the only good DisneyWars media comes from people who were passionate about the old Lucas-style Star Wars and not about either writing their fanfiction or taking over a male-dominated franchise to push their "God Is Female" expy, i.e. Jon Favreau and Gareth Edwards.