History WMG / AgentCarter

Given the age of {{Creator/Robert Redford}}, Pierce would likely be a young child during the time of this series. He may make a cameo appearance, or they could go deeper into his backstory, showing his early ties to SHIELD [[spoiler: and/or HYDRA]].

In which she will obviously be TheLeader; Howard will be either TheSmartGuy or TheLancer; and if Hank Pym appears as the above WMG suggests, he could be TheSmartGuy instead. The roles of TheHeart (or TeamMom) and TheBigGuy may be fulfilled by [[CanonForeigner Canon Foreigners.]]

She was played by Natalie Dormer, who does plenty of television work. Seems a waste not to invite her back as Peggy's recurring VitriolicBestBud.

* [[ComicBook/{{Agent 13}} Sharon]]. As {{Foreshadowing}}, Peggy could comment how she's always liked that name.

He certainly has the whole evil psychologist/mundane mind control schtick that Faustus has. In addition, [[Series/AgentsOfSHIELD Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.]] has made reference to the "Faustus Method" of brainwashing, indicating that the not-so-good doctor exists in this universe.
* The actor who plays Ivchenko, Ralph Brown, retweeted a ComicBook.com article that makes this theory, which strongly suggests that this is indeed the case.

* The actor who plays Ivchenko, Ralph Brown, retweeted a Comicbook.com article that makes this theory, which strongly suggests that this is indeed the case.

[[WMG: Jack Thompson is [[Franchise/SpiderMan Flash Thompson's]] grandfather.]]

In which she will obviously be TheLeader; Howard will be either TheSmartGuy or TheLancer; and if Hank Pym appears as the above WMG suggests, he could be TheSmartGuy instead. The roles of TheChick and TheBigGuy may be fulfilled by [[CanonForeigner Canon Foreigners.]]

[[WMG: {{Creator/Grant Morrison}} is helping write the show and this is a crossover with the DCU.]]
Why else would the bad guys be calling themselves [[ComicBook/GrantMorrisonsBatman Leviathan]]?

Both are obviously female, even if [[SamusIsAGirl the episode tried to hide it]], both are blonde, and both are quite tall with long legs. Why else would Dottie be [[ChekhovsGunman randomly and explicitly introduced]] to Peggy during the episode? It wouldn't be the first time a [[Comicbook/BlackWidow Marvel female assassin is a ballerina (or has a cover story as such)]]. She could even be another female operative trained by the Black Widow program. It might be a stretch, but her method of dispatching the Aryan would-be assassin towards the end of The Blitzkrieg Button seems very reminiscent of takedowns we've seen Natasha Romanoff perform.

* [[Comicbook/AgentsOfAtlas Jimmy Woo]], as an SSR agent or from a different agency.

'''Michelle Fazekas:''' [[Main/NonAnswer No, I would not say that.]]

Maybe not even until the very end of S2, or the beginning of S3 as a mythology hook. Or even turn out to have gone inactive because they ran afoul of Dottie/Leviathan, before the Stark robbery? (Dottie being targeted by the LotLK would certainly be a deliciously UpToEleven example of TheDogBitesBack.

The producers have said the show is inspired by ''Indiana Jones'' and Peggy does have a NiceHat.

** And, like he was in [[ComicBook/TheInvadersMarvel All-New Invaders]], insanely {{Adorkable}}.

[[WMG: Peggy will eventually help create and lead ''ComicBook/TheInvadersMarvel.'']]

[[WMG: If ''ComicBook/TheInvadersMarvel'' do appear, some of their arch-enemies will appear too.]]

** And, like he was in [[ComicBook/TheInvadersComicBook All-New Invaders]], insanely {{Adorkable}}.

[[WMG: Peggy will eventually help create and lead ''ComicBook/TheInvadersComicBook.'']]

* [[ComicBook/SubMariner Namor]] could be shown as a darker counterpart to Thor. He will have SuperStrength, flight, complete control of water and the ability to summon Atlantean craft/warriors as well as giant sea Kaiju. However, he will be prone to violent mood swings from oxygen imbalances, resulting in attacks on humanity and will be willing to anything to protect Atlantis, no matter how many people die or how much destruction is caused. His origins could be explained in the MCU by having the Atlanteans as experimental underwater Inhumans or experiments who broke free and headed into the ocean.

[[WMG: If ''ComicBook/TheInvadersComicBook'' do appear, some of their arch-enemies will appear too.]]

** And, like he was in All-New Invaders, insanely {{Adorkable}}.

[[WMG: Peggy will eventually help create and lead ''ComicBook/TheInvaders.'']]

* Jim Hammond/The Android Human Torch will fill in for Iron Man's role. He'll first appear as a cop like he was in the comics, assigned to tackle the most dangerous jobs or tasks too difficult for the other police to handle. He will be capable of flight, complete control of fire (perhaps being able to control the temperature like in the classic comics, hide in flames like his Golden Age days and even modify the radioactivity of his flame like in All-New Invaders), the ability to disable or completely control enemy machinery and NighInvulnerability, being an android and all. [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking He will also have the power to issue anyone parking tickets]] [[BewareTheNiceOnes if they piss him off]].

[[WMG: If ''ComicBook/TheInvaders'' do appear, some of their arch-enemies will appear too.]]

[[WMG: Peggy will team up with a young British agent called John Steed]] so they will become Series/TheAvengers.

* Instead of Pym having a cameo in Agent Carter, Peggy and Howard will cameo in Film/{{AntMan}}.

** Could also be another means of setting up a ''ComicBook/YoungAvengers'' movie at some point, after Cassie Lang's inclusion in ''Film/AntMan''.

*** [[Film/AntMan Hank Pym and Janet Van Dyne]] will show up much later.

* A MI6 Agent

[[WMG: Dottie is actually DecompositeCharacter from Comics!Natasha]]
Since MCU!Natasha didn't exist yet during 1940s.

* [[Main/NeverFoundTheBody Vernon Masters]]

They'll be the prototype for the Avengers themselves (hence Ultron mentioning that Invaders create Avengers in AoU). And for bonus points, they'll start off with 6 members that have similarities to the original six:

** The connection with ''Film/DoctorStrange'' movie is, at least, [[http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/agent-carter-season-2-to-include-tie-in-to-doctor-strange-universe confirmed]].

[[WMG: Zero Matter really does come from another dimension, and this will tie in to ''Film/DoctorStrange''.]]

* Falsworth returns as Union Jack, now with a proper costume and armed with his Sten Gun and his Webley MK VI, as well as a Fairbairn-Sykes knife. Unlike the others, he's a BadassNormal with plenty of experience from the war. He might have become the British Cap in honor of Steve. His relationship with Roger and the fact that the Union Jack identity was first donned by his father in WW1 could make interesting plot points. As well as that, his absence from the Howling Commandos could be that he'd already become Union Jack and Pinkerton was recruited to take his place.

Which is why the later iterations of the Black Widow program are so GenreSavvy about it.

If the Black Widows were malnourished as children, they would either die or, if they did survive, would be decidedly shorter than their growth potential. But the Black Widow seen in this show [[StatuesqueStunner is not a short woman.]] But their Leviathan handlers aren't the type of villain to just give the girls enough food: when one is in a foreign country, or on the run, one may be forced to steal to get by, or to complete one's mission, and that's even without taking into account Leviathan wanting to deliberately weed out weaker members of the Black Widow class and thus leave only the best in every way alive. They could have learned from something that [[TruthInTelevision was practiced in]] [[TheSpartanWay Ancient Sparta]]: young trainees were deliberately given much less food than they would need to survive, especially with the rest of the TrainingFromHell they were going through at the time, and were expected to steal the rest of their food without being caught. If they were caught, they were punished not for the theft but for failing to evade capture. Given that the Black Widow program is designed to make ChildSoldiers into the most {{Badass}} adult {{Action Girl}}s in the setting, and have been shown to not mind weaker recruits dying because of their training, it would fit their needs too. Strong, sneaky girls steal food and survive. Weaker, less sneaky girls fail to steal food, and die of starvation, or become weaker and can't keep up and are killed in training.