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3. Weak Female Representation
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Despite the success of the MCU, female representation has been woefully behind. For years, Black Widow was the only prominent female Avenger, and her solo film came far later than her male counterparts. Characters like Pepper Potts, Maria Hill, and Jane Foster were relegated to supporting roles. Even though Captain Marvel and Black Widow marked progress, many still view the franchise's earlier phases as a missed opportunity for meaningful inclusion. Marvel is certainly improving on diversity, what with She-Hulk and Ms. Marvel. These, however, can't compensate for the years spent on the sidelines with the female characters of the comic book.
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