May 26 2010
Felicia Day talks comics and Joss Whedon's qualifications for 'The Avengers'.
Felicia Day talks with MTV's splash page about The Guild comics and Whedon doing The Avengers.
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Day has taken on a variety of roles for Whedon through the years, from potential slayer to the love interest of a supervillain hopeful [Again, that's not a variety. That's two. She's played two roles]. Even though we don’t know which female characters they’ll use in the film, could Avengers team member be next?"
rocknjosie | May 26, 17:21 CET
[ edited by Numfar PTB on 2010-05-27 02:24 ]
Numfar PTB | May 26, 17:23 CET
Pointy | May 26, 19:42 CET
(She was created as basically a female Archie in the 40s or so, eventually integrated into the 616/superhero universe of Marvel as a regular girl whose mother wrote fictionalized comic book stories about her, and at various points has been a model, "career girl," superhero, paranormal investigator, wife to the son of Satan, and once committed suicide... but got better. Then she returned to superheroics as a novelist/journalist/something or other and as a one woman superhero team.)
Or I'm sure Joss could give her a token role as craft services aboard a helicarrier or she could be a background extra in the event they have SHIELD stables and she could take care of the Bad Horses.
orangewaxlion | May 26, 21:56 CET
rocknjosie | May 26, 22:40 CET
TDBrown | May 27, 01:18 CET
It would be nice to get a Joss-post confirming his involvement, but there's been so much discussion by people who one would *think* would already know it's true -- for instance, Favreau, who might otherwise have been someone considered for the job -- that I think it's pretty much confirmed.
KingofCretins | May 27, 04:54 CET
quantumac | May 27, 06:19 CET