Marvel's Echo miniseries is just the latest in a very, very, VERY long line of Marvel media. In fact, it's a sequel miniseries to yet another Marvel miniseries: Hawkeye (2021). However, a confluence of factors seems to be making this miniseries a very popular one on both Disney+ and Hulu. So much
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Marvel Studios is leading their Marvel Spotlight series with Echo. That gamble seems like it can pay off, especially because Echo is TV-MA. It's got plenty of violence, more than the average MCU product. So, for the kiddies out there, this one might be a skip. But at the heart of Echo is a bigger
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