Marvel TV shows, ranked from worst to best

Every Marvel TV show, ranked from worst to best

had ambitious goals in mind: This is a tale involving Egyptian gods and musings on free will . But very quickly, the Disney+ show established itself as a welcome entry in the MCU, mostly for the way it operated according to its own rules and its own idiosyncratic sensibility.

At its best,is an origin story done well, weaving in fanciful ideas about free will and mental health into a sobering meditation on how justice gets doled out in the world. That it played with various genres throughout its run only helped make it feel fresh. Moreover, Oscar Isaac proved himself more than capable of playing not one but two memorable characters.

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