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Deo describes Marvel as a "slaughterhouse factory," wherein creative talents feel stifled, disrespected, or marginalized. He shares his personal experiences of fights to involve legendary creators or explore storylines rooted firmly in the comics’ history, only to face dismissiveness and internal sabotage.
He underscores that much of Marvel’s creative decline stems from arrogance, bureaucratic conformity, and a lack of appreciation for comic book lore. The result, according to Deo, is a series of rushed, poorly executed films and series that fail to resonate with audiences and erode the MCU’s credibility.