The new Marvel series, "Secret Invasion," has been released on Disney+ with the first two episodes. This series comes to the mouse platform after the controversial She-Hulk series, which many considered a symbol of declining quality in MCU products.

Since then, there have been structural changes in both Disney and Marvel. Many projects have been delayed or put into question. Since Bob Iger took charge of Disney again, they have been focusing on prioritizing quality over quantity. This vision seems to be paying off, as seen in the transition from Ant-Man 3 to Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3, which is a clear example of it.

"Secret Invasion" brings back the serious and adult tone to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), something that many have missed. Samuel L. Jackson leads the cast as Nick Fury, alongside other great actors like Emilia Clarke, Cobie Smulders, and Olivia Colman. As the name suggests, the story revolves around the invasion of the "Skrulls", aliens capable of transforming into anyone, whom we have previously seen in movies like Captain Marvel. This means that the series will be full of intrigue, theories, and conspiracies, some calling it the "X-Files" of Marvel.

Top memes from the premiere of "Secret Invasion"

Secret Invasion memes are starting to timidly appear and will surely increase as the plot unfolds. Right after its release, criticism arose regarding the use of Artificial Intelligence to create the series' opening. Here are the best memes from the premiere of "Secret Invasion" shared on Memedroid.

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Release dates of the episodes for Secret Invasion

Secret Invasion will have 6 episodes that will premiere every Wednesday starting at 3 AM ET on Disney Plus:

• Secret Invasion Episode 1: June 21
• Secret Invasion Episode 2: June 28
• Secret Invasion Episode 3: July 5
• Secret Invasion Episode 4: July 12
• Secret Invasion Episode 5: July 19
• Secret Invasion Episode 6: July 26

Next Marvel releases: “The Marvels” and "Echo" in November 2023.

Is Marvel and superhero content declining?

Is superhero movie format on the decline? Many believe that its best era has come to an end. Since "Avengers: Endgame," Marvel has faced harsh criticism from fans regarding the direction they have taken in the new phases.

On the other hand, other superhero franchises are also showing signs of exhaustion, as seen in the recent total failure of "The Flash" movie. Despite facing significant underlying problems, such as the case of Ezra Miller, this could indicate a deeper issue.

What's your opinion on this? Do you think Thanos should have wiped out all MCU content after "Endgame"? We'll see how "Secret Invasion" concludes and if it manages to captivate fans with an approach that deviates from the traditional superhero system. Keep enjoying more Marvel memes, or if you feel like switching topics, take a look at the best memes of the day!