Books: Agents of SHIELD - Season Four Declassified

Yes, this is still going on. Each season of Agents of SHIELD has been documented with one of those hardcover-in-a-slipcase edition books documenting the episodes of each season, along with a bunch of behind-the-scenes photography and production art ranging from set "blueprints" to prop designs to wardrobe design imagery.

This past season started with MCU SHIELD's efforts to regain public acceptance and legitimacy amidst the worries about everything from a growing Inhuman population to the latest Ghost Rider coming to public attention to the concept of the Life Model Decoy being...not quite what anyone involved was hoping for. Add in a Russian with a grudge dating back to before Tony Stark went public as Iron Man, a new executive director with a few secrets of their own, and artificial intelligence mixing with technologies so arcane as to be branded mystical via the Darkhold...and Coulson's Crew ends up in a place that they never hoped or expected.

I had a lot of fun watching, and this book's added a few more elements to the experience.

Now if Marvel would just sell the season sets of episodes on DVD at retailers, please? Because I want to see them in stock at Sunrise Records stores here in Ottawa, and it's not happening yet.

In further response to the Peoples' Republic In Name

We can't boycott them all, probably, but there's got to be useful measures we can still take.

(Speaking as one who knows full well why the MCU version of Kamar-Taj was in Katmandu, Nepal rather than the Tibetan Himalayas.)

http://www.nybooks.com/daily/2018/03/02/the-brands-that-kowtow-to-china/