Also, their characterization comes from the silver age. That's when the Avengers were at their most iconic. The Bronze Age saw the Avengers become a bunch of D-list characters.

I like to note that Wasp is the only Avenger that stayed on the team throughout the series. Others joined later on, others left due to circumstances. It goes to show how she’s the heart of the team. She’s one of the first people to reach out to the Hulk, Hank when he was at his lowest point, and Cap when he came out of the ice.

Kinda sad that the woman who is not only a founding Avenger who literally came up with the name for the team keeps getting pushed to the side lines in everything post EMH

I just realized something about her role in EMH: She's the *tank.* Think about it. Her main power is to get really tiny and shoot mostly in-effectual yet highly annoying beams at people. She also uses insults and sas-mouth to keep enemies occupied. Put simply, she can draw aggro, keep it, and avoid nearly all damage until her team's damage dealers can get around the problem. That's called "being a tank". She's always on the team because everybody knows you don't go on a raid without your tank.

I honestly love the fun-loving, adventure-driven, fashion designer Janet from the comics. That's one thing I wish they had given EMH Wasp: alternate costumes. Wasp was known for changing her costume and redesigning Wonder Man's costume numerous times. So I was sorta upset that she never changed her look once in the series.

EMH actually did more than just respect the original comic...they improved on it. Janet is a much better character in this show than she was in the comics around the origin of the avengers.

I know I'm not the only one who simped over Wasp.

The reason why this iteration of the Wasp is so beloved is because of the same story telling techniques that made the MCU Guardians of the Galaxy so popular. Honesty. A lot of people see comic book culture as inherently silly or childish. "A talking racoon and tree? That's ridiculous." "Yes. Yes it is. I'm well aware of that, now shut up and listen to Bradley Cooper be hilarious." It reminds me of what C.S. Lewis had said. "When I was a young boy, I would hide away and read fairy tales, afraid of being mocked for it. Now that I'm fifty years old, I have cast away all things childish, including my fear of appearing childish. Now, I read fairy tales in the open." Wasp did have a problematic history regarding how women were presented in comics in the early 60's, but we cannot have a real discourse on that until we approach the source material in good faith.

Wasp -Named the avengers -Keeps them togheter -brave -loyal -open harded -humor -even has selfsacrifice And many more! Short she is a prime avenger i watch emh in dutch and to be real it is as good as english ore voiceacter is olso very good

It’s sad that people nowadays, who never read the comics and only seen the MCU movies, whenever they think of Ant-Man and Wasp, it’s the Scott Lang and Hope Van Dye incarnation and not the Hank Pym and Janet Van Dye. Not to say that Scott and Hope are bad characters, but Hank and Janet have so much depth into their characters that the MCU highly overlooked. Plus it’s kinda sad that they were replaced by Black Widow and Hawkeye, when it came to them being two of the founding members of the Avengers, kinda like how Martian Manhunter was replaced by Cyborg when came to him being one of the founding members of the Justice League when dc rebooted into the New52

Now, for the longest time, I wondered what Wasp’s exact purpose in the show was when I first watched it. Sure, she had a unique skill set, in her shrinking powers, but she didn’t seem too knowledgeable with said science, or anything after that. Most either label her as the *really annoying unnecessary character* or the comedic relief. Reading the older, original comics, I can definitely say that Janet Van Dyne’s role was as the “female” of the steam, being a product from the 1960’s and all. But in the updated, modern day EMH era; I can safely say that Wasp’s role is similar to Hawkeye’s in the show: as the relatable, *normal* character that isn’t an expert in science or magic and is what the audience can view themselves in, in a way, which is a way, greater improvement than before. She does go through a character arc in the show, but I won’t go into that, this is already too long. Also the comparisons between Janet and Hope aren’t really fair, ones an original character, and Hope’s character is kinda like Hank’s in EMH- the foil to the other character’s comedic hijinks.

I would have loved an MCU version that showed Janet as a fashion icon. She was the hero with an actual job other than a hero. She could become someone that could design other heroes costumes. Hence why her costume is constantly changing.

the movies did her so dirty. as a founding avenger in the comics- she deserved better. I still wonder what an MCU where ant man made it in phase 1 would look like.

She was definitely one of the most likeable and entertaining characters. This really made me a fan of the Wasp!

Wasp and Hawkeye have a very similar role as the HUMAN characters on a team of superheroes. But I think the important difference is that Hawkeye is supposed to be a normal guy trying to keep up with these legends. While Janet is more compassionate and acts as the heart of the team. I really like Janet van dyne and I wish she could get more screen time

This was the best version of Wasp. Fun loving, kind hearted, enthusiastic and strong willied. I wish this version of Wasp was adapted into the comics instead of Hope. Sorry but Hope is just boring to me. Janet was a founding member of the Avengers and actually named the team. She deserves more recognition.

Fun Fact: The original draft of the Avengers 2012 movie introduced Wasp (Janet) played by Zooey Deschannel. Which is perfect casting IMO. Shame it never came to pass... 😔 Edit: Oh nice you mentioned it towards the end. YES! She was so full of joy and charisma in New Girl, she would've been the perfect Janet.

And that's why EMH is superior, serving the characters justice in their depiction and not just finding short cuts like in modern times

I have to admit that The Avengers:EMH had the best version of Janet Van Dyne ever! I liked the fact she shares the same voice actress as Miles "Tails" Perhour!

This is a good character break down. I’ve always loved Wasp from EMH. She can be mildly annoying at times but her energetic personality and strong morals make her so interesting to me. Sometimes she has more empathy than Cap does (to the teams detriment at times). Hell, if she weren’t on this version of the team I feel like it would’ve split up permanently after a week or so.

Maybe you could also do a video on her dynamic with Hank in EMH. They both deserve their own time, but there is also an element that is inseparable about them in regards to character.

Emh was the most memorable the character has been

As you mentioned in your video, I think what makes this show so great is that it pulls from multiple sources, takes what works and improves on what doesn’t. Janet is one of my favourite heroes purely because of her depiction here and that is astounding given her lack of representation lately. EMH really be working wonders on characters like that

One of my favorite Avengers adaptations ever is the opening scene of "Next Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow". Yes, not the whole movie. Literally just the opening scene, where an old Tony Stark tells the children about the Avengers as if they were the heroes of a mythic tale. That scene somehow manages to make me feel more sense of wonder than the whole MCU ever could. Cap becomes "the Soldier", Iron Man becomes "the Knight", Vision "the Ghost", Black Panther "the King", Wasp "the Fairy"... It really gives you the idea that the Avengers were the Knights of the Round Table of the Marvel Universe. In the MCU, in my opinion, they never really stopped feeling like a superpowered SHIELD strike team. And, to tie back to your video, Ant-Man and the Wasp being replaced by two random SHIELD agents as founding members was a big part of that problem.

Great vid. I always found Janet to be a very fun character, but out of all the characters in the show, I got to say that EMH version of Hawkeye is my favorite. You should do a video on him next, I believe he's the best adaptation of Hawkeye we ever got

She is such a good character. She went from being an alright character to a brilliant one in the 80s. A strong leader who loves being a hero and sees the fun in things. It SUCKS what the MCU reduced her to and how the comics replaced her with their version of Hope and diminished Janet's role.

I actually wanted her on the Avengers team more than Ant-Man. I just imagine her interactions with Black Widow. Everyone in the MCU Avengers team are practically annoyed with each other. Wasp, unlike Black Widow who is more reserved and listening to them, is just as talkative if not more talkative as the guys. She has this strong individuality that can cause friction amongst the group.

Wasp is so awesome, critical and central to the EMH's success that the show could have been renamed to "Wasp and the Avengers" and it would have been an accurate title.

The Wasp was probably my favorite character in EMH. It was cool to see a female heroine being the witty smart mouth for a change and get all the one liners like Spidey , Torch and Ice Man, even though she wasn't one of the power houses. There wasn't really a female heroine from Marvel and DC who did that in the mainstream media , besides maybe 90s She-Hulk and 90s Rogue. In Japan they seemed to choose Wasp to be the female face of the Avengers for their Animes instead of Widow. In Disk Wars and Future Avengers the Big 5 are the usual 4 : Iron Man , Thor , Cap , Hulk and Wasp was chosen to fill out the fifth. So I wonder in Japan if Wasp has a big fan following with youngsters because of that. Although Janet's personality is nowhere as near as fun-loving as the EMH version , but still the most down to earth and light hearted of the 5 though. Also love her costume and overall look for all 3 of those shows too.

I've read quite a few of the Avengers comics from the 1970s and 1980s and I always thought Janet/Wasp was great in them. At least for as much character development could be had in a team-driven book such as that. I loved how she was in EMH. Preaching to the choir here, but it was one of the best animated shows ever.

I had an idea for both Ant-Man and Wasp in the MCU, it sort of keeps in line with the narrative of them in the MCU, anyway, Both Hank and Janet are founding members of the avengers in the first film, along with the other 6, both of them are late 20s to early 30s. They are a big part of the team, especially Janet, as she is the heart of the group. In the film, the nuke is sent to destroy New York, instead of Tony getting there straight away, Ant-man and the Wasp get there first, and try to disable it, Janets "death" plays out as it does in the film, she goes into the nuke to stop it, this time when she does it, nothing happens, she is just gone, so Tony still has to fly it up into space. With Janet gone, Hank is distraught and creates Ultron to helps the innocent, the events of age of ultron play out the same, but with Ultron being more Hank then anyone else, with the destruction of Sakovia, Hank leaves the team. This takes us into the Ant-man film, still with Scott becoming Ant-man, but no Hope, she is gone, that film plays the same as it does but without Hope. Scott is Ant-man in Civil War. Then we get to Ant-man the Wasp, obviously, implying Hank and Janet. In that film, I think Ghost could be scrapped, her story was a bit pointless, we still get a cameo by Bill Foster. Anyway, at the end we get Janet back and in the post-credit scene Janet is the one to go into the quantum realm, and Scott and Hank get snapped. In Endgame, Janet comes back and she is the reason Steve and Tony join forces again, because if Janet can be saved so can every single other person. I think by doing this it allows the audience to connect with Hank and Janet more, it also allows the characters to do more then just be there. I hate how the MCU treated them, I also wonder how Janet became an old woman if, Scott was in there for 5 years, only thinking it had been 5 hours and Janet had been there for like 30 years and it felt like 30 years for her

Agree with pretty much everything from this video, but I think that more than Marvel Comics forgetting about Janet, it feels like they just don't want to use her thanks to the current market. Even Nadia got her books canceled and I don't think they want to "risk it" by publishing a series of minor (according to the average person) character. It'd be great if we could get a Janet focused book and a separate one that continues Nadia's story because her second volume had some really interesting developments.

I hate when people say that superheros set unrealistic expectations, then get mad when they have character flaws

man did janet really never get a solo book? that's crazy! nadia's unstoppable wasp series did have probably the best writing for janet that i've come across though! the final two issues (i think, it's been a while haha) were narrated by janet and they paint a really nuanced picture of her time living with and caring for a mentally ill partner (hank) during his worst spiral. but yeah would love to see janet get her own full comic one day!

Hands down the best wasp ever

I was so disapointed about the boring Wasp in the MCU in the Ant Man movie, I know it's not the same Wasp but I was really expecting something more like EMH's Wasp.

I always preferred this design more than the others. I loved her hair, outfit, head antennae, and the depiction of her powers. Earth's Mightiest Heroes had a great aesthetic!

Fantastic video again. I loved how EMH emphasized her person to person empathy as a central trait, a nice foil to some of the larger than life empathy of the others. I think Yost loves to do that, I remember being surprised on his Scarlet Spider series how Kaines supporting cast was all about growing emotional foundations.

I'm grateful that EMH was one of my first contact points with Marvel media. Before that I was mostly ignorant of superhero media in general. Yet with this series Captain America became a central part of my modern moral code. Hank one of my favorite characters with the Yellow Jacket/Antman dynamic. And then there's Wasp; Wasp was just "The Girl" for me, at least in the begging. But as I watched more and more of the series she became one of my most beloved characters (and a bit of an early puberty crush, I still love her design). I don't know, she just became that happy voice while everything was falling apart.

Although first episode of the third season of the series, the one that would introduce magic and Doctor Strange, seems to have a focus on those two, I do believe Wasp was going to be a very important and central part of the episode. There should be a reason why she was going to be team leader there. A lost jewel.

I have finished binging Avengers: EMH just yesterday. At least 90% of it, I'm on a road to binging Yostverse, wish me luck

Wasp was a awesome character on earth's mightiest heroes

Colleen O'Shaughnessy deserves a more credit for her performance as Wasp

Yeah, The Wasp was one of the founding members of the Avengers, their first woman and even came up with the name. Now, thanks to the MCU, Jan’s getting shut out and she was stuffed in the fridge in the AntMan movie. What’s really irritating is that I understand not giving Hank the AntMan movie since he is too similar to Tony but, instead of calling the movie Wasp and giving the lead role to Jan, they gave the movie to Scott and wrote her out until the second movie. For all Marvel’s talk about girl power, they don’t seem to have any problem with pushing one of their iconic heroines into the background.

Janet Van Dyne became one of my favourite characters in the show alongside Clint and Steve

AEMH Wasp is the perfect woman, strong character, empathetic, empowered by her emotions and helps everyone, 3 dimentional, with strong morals. I only think she shouldve gotten a power up? Maybe? Like some level of super strength to contribute more in fights changing size back and forth from small for manuverability and energy blasts and normal to pack a punch. It was a bit lacking in the show I not talking crazy Hulk level or Ms Marvel, but since we are going with insect powers and insecs are proportionatly much stronger, in my humble opiniom she shouldve had some super strength. Car lifting levels? Truck perhaps?

I wish we got a Season 3 of Avengers EMH. I loved that show and excited when season 2 arrived when I was a kid. Jan is one of my favorite characters in the show. She's very energetic like me sometimes

10 Main avengers: Iron Man, Captain America, Hulk, Thor, wasp, Hank Pam, black widow, Hawkeye, black panther, and vision

I love Wasp in EMH. She’s a ton of fun and really holds the team together. She’s not the token girl character, she’s the heart of the Avengers and a valued member of the group.

A lot of people don't know but before Janet Superheroes kept the same clothes and uniforms. Janet lead the way in costume changes! I remember looking forward to the coming month to see what new costume she would be sporting!

Also, she's adorable in every sense of the word.

Janet's EMH is so beautiful, wonderful and hot! A beautiful design, with great optimism and a fun spitfire of hopeful encouragement! She deserves recognition and I'm glad she got a great version to stand out of some obscurity!

I expected MCU’s Wasp to be more like EMH

The EMH version of Wasp is so astounding it just really highlights how absurdly messed up the comics version is. Someday Marvel's gonna need to have a reckoning that Janet, when you boil it down, was a serial abuser that eagerly pushed a mentally ill person into a complete breakdown explicitly to take sexual advantage of them - and after the fact blamed her victim as the "real" abuser and turned all of his friends and teammates against them for YEARS, to a level some of them have still never forgiven him. And in modern comics it's turned into the point that she's now mentoring the daughter of her abuse victim, while actively lying to her about the nature of the abuse that took place to make herself look better. It just baffles me, reading it all. People are so blinded by The Slap it's like they can't see how absurdly screwed up the whole situation is, and not in the way they seem to think.

I just absolutely love how her skirt has a stinger drawn on the back to make it look like a wasp, such a cute detail

This shows depiction is and will probably forever be what I think of when I picture the Wasp

It is a shame that Marvel comics seems to be pushing her away. I don't mind characters being slowly dropped when their story is finished, but they could at least let her be the guardian and mentor of future bug and fairy themed superheroes, bringing that same joy, altruism, and optimism to the new generation and instilling it in them.

Janet is a fearless, fun seeking, natural born leader, an extremely traditional femenine active heroine. I love that, we need more diversity in women personality in marvel and missing Jan's values, quirks and priorities is such a loss.

A really good video (bronze age misidentification aside) about a stellar character. EMH's variant of Janet van Dyne is my favourite top, and along with Hawkeye, my favourite hero on the team.

Wasp connected with me a lot as a young kid, sharing my adhd and joy, but able to be a true hero. She was the ultimate female role model in a way the cold, dark assassin raised Widow couldn't be. She wasn't made against her will, she chose her path. Another female character I'd love to see explored in Jane, my hero rocking a fearless attitude and the short haircut I wanted so bad. MCU Jane never felt right to me, not an equal to Thor like Jane was, teaching him how to be a better person while able to protect herself. My only issue with Janet was wanting Hank to become a hero so bad, and playing a part in his downfall. It wasn't her fault, but he was only there for her, and she knew that.

In the show, Wasp and Hawkeye were my two favorites. Glad to see Wasp getting love.

I think its very interesting what was done with hank and jennet in the mcu in having already established heroes to mentor the next generation but it would have been much better if they were in the first avengers team as integral characters

I really liked her. I really wish we got more Janet and Hank dynamic in the MCU. Please do this for other characters. Even D.C. Characters.

I think there is a lot of Interesting Material when talking about this adaptation and its relationship to the comics, starting with the absolutely uncontroversial topic of sexism. Let's see, I think it doesn't hurt to say that I don't think Stan and Jack are female rappers or anything like that, and adding a woman to the team, and even having her share the title solo with Hank was not the thing. daily bread in the 60s. Likewise, I feel like it was similar to Sue and Reed, the scientist and the wife, and I think that's where emh revitalizes and modernizes it (Obviously the comics did it before, but not with the character like that from the starting point and no slap in the middle). Hank is a scientist, but he separates himself a bit from reed by being more pacifist and seeking the rehabilitation of criminals as his main objective, and reed is more of an explorer. Janet also changes or focuses more on her heroic side, she has an annoying attitude, it may be, but one forgives her since she has the advantage over the comic of being able to show more emotion in the character, while reading and even watching the panels one can interpret it in different ways. In addition, the fact of being "Annoying" is an important factor and that the show highlights when necessary, not telling her "go cook woman and do not bother", if not, highlighting that she is human and with her defects, just like the others. team members, as in that episode hawkeye highlights. I could talk a lot more, but it would already be a copy and paste of the video, and obviously I don't want to do that ... or do I?

I’m 57 years old and I been reading comics since I was 5. The wasp depicted in earth’s mightiest heroes is the wasp from the mid 70s- 80s. The series is the best thing marvel has done other than spectacular Spider-Man

On the subject of Wasp being an original avenger in the MCU, Hank Pym’s Giant-Man would’ve been better than MCU’s “Merged Hulk” for what they had him do. Hulk’s big thing is the different personalities dealing with each other, with Banner occasionally being more ruthless than Hulk; MCU hulk made Ultron, apparently knows enough about Pym Particles to time travel via the Microverse, and (post merge) hates violence. MCU Hulk is closer to Ant-Man than MCU’s Ant-Man is.

Great video. Jan is my favorite Avenger because of this show and her lack of true inclusion in the MCU is part of what put me off of those movies. Marvel's either intentional or unintentional neglect of the character still frustrates me to no end, cause in my eyes she's just as crucial to the Avengers as Cap, Thor, and Iron Man.

wasp one my childhood female marvel chachters. even in the show to. I remember the first time I saw her was marvel movies as kid.

Notifications actually working on time. It's going to be a great day.

Wasp was my favorite in the show, a complete opposite relationship I have with wasps in real life

I've read a good chunk of avengers stuff and I feel like this show really captured everything I love about her. She's a feminine superhero, where many women are either sexualized or trivialized if they're too feminine, especially in the silver age comics.

I’m really loving these characterization videos. Keep it up, dude!🔥🔥

While EMH is an Avengers animated series, some would even call it The Avengers series to watch, it's not the only Avengers animated series. And I'm not talking about any of the Marvel anime series, although you should probably check those out for just for analytical reasons alone, but the Avengers had an animated series back in the 1990s, Avengers: United They Stand, and it's actually pretty cringey. But it does offer up some different characterizations for the team. Most notably, Iron Man, Captain America, the Hulk, and Thor are all relegated to guest roles in the series because of the policies of Marvel at the time, but Ant-Man and the Wasp do play starring roles in the series, and are likely much closer to their 1960s versions than EMH had, they also had Hawkeye in starring role, but his characterization is far less enjoyable than EMH. The roster got round out with the lesser-known character of Tygra, another one of Marvel's forgotten female heroes, Wonder Man, who is actually sidelined for most of the series's run for some reason, and the Scarlet Witch. Vision joins the team in a later episode, after Ultron has sent him to try and destroy the Avengers. Probably one of the most unnerving parts of Ultron in United They Stand is Ultron's consent reference to Ant-Man as "Father" and then he gets sidelined for the villainous organization Zodiac during the latter half of the series. The Falcon also joined the roster at point in the series, but that was back when he had a pet hawk named Redwing and could telepathically communicate with the bird. Kang also made an appearance in the series as a villain, but the way his arrival and defeat are handled make you wonder if he even was the real Kang to begin with. Also, character designs will be notably different, that includes outfits and costumes. I don't recommend watching United They Stand, on account of just how cringey it is now (it was pretty cringey during its run), unless you want to try and look at the series as a timecapsule and compare how characters shared between EMH and UTS were structured and what they did better and/or worse than the others. But yeah, some of us were introduced to some of the characters in the form of an animated that made an appearance in EMH, but the way they were handled in the prior serieses meant a lot, probably more than we realized until we saw EMH. Iron Man had a moderately successful animated series back in the 1990s, one where his partner AI was named Homer and he did not yet have the Arc Reactor to power the electromagnet keeping his heart safe and powering his suit. Hulk also had a moderately successful animated series in the 1990s, one where a lot of the elements people are used to hadn't yet fully coallessed. And it's funny, these series were all running at around the same time as Batman the Animated series, which is considered a benchmark for superhero shows as a whole, which means their scripts had yet to be really impacted by what that series had done.

This version of Wasp really was one the best heroines ever.

Her characterization was made better pretty early on honestly. By the time Panther joined the team, She is made into a strong and kind character. Just took getting her out from under the pen of Mr Lee. also, I see her as bit like the counterpart to DC's Martian Manhunter(which is fitting since They are both favorites of mine). Both are treated pretty poorly by the live action and often the reboots, and both are the souls of the main teams of their universes

Yay, my favourite character in EMH!

Expectations definitely met- thank you for making these videos they are very inspiring and remind what marvel was and could be. Keep these coming 👍🏻

You sum it up perfectly. Shes a well rounded character and the joyous heart of the team. And her keeping the heart of the show having a feeling of joy is why to this day EMH is my favorite superhero adaptation.

So happy o found your channel. This is one of my favorite shows of all time, as far as marvel goes, this is the most cannon to me. The care that went into creating these characters and honoring the comics is so evident. I was OBSESSED with wasp in this show. When people ask me who my favorite avengers are I say hank pym’s ant man and the wasp because of this show. Sometimes when I’m sad I watch “459” just because of the wasp arc. This video just made me so happy it’s like you made it just for me, I own every season of this show on dvd and I’m so happy at least some is on Disney plus and that other people have heard of it and feel so strongly about it. Going to be catching up on every video you ever made now, bye!

13:56 Damn, just got me thinking, imagine if it was EMH Hank having to let go of EMH Janet Vormir, then Hank goes all Yellow Jacket on Thanos. Damn that would have been crazy...

Such a great (and necessary) analysis! Greetings from Brazil!

honestly id take this version of janet than any other version

Thanks man, excellent vid!

She is just so cool. If I was a hero, I definitely team up with her. You definitely made good points, I do love Hope in the MCU as well. Excellent video, she's so awesome in the show

This was something I needed a good analysis on for a group of heroes that take their abilities seriously but Wasp is what makes it more optimistic 🔥

Really like this video mate👍.

Brought up my teenage crush on Wasp in another EMH video, so of course here I am.

Live up to expectations?? Dude your videos always exceed expectations!! Awesome job as always

She’s my favorite character in EMH 💛🖤

Very well said

YOU DID A VIDEO ABOUT WASP. I LOVE YOU MAN

with the MCU, I wish in the Avengers, Wasp had Widow's role and Hank got Selvig and hawkeye's roles.

This really makes me want to pursue writing a comic of her some day!

Cant pass up on a video about this version of Wasp, one of my all time favorite super heroes ^^

Great vid, wasp certainly doesn't get enough love, now i like nadia van dyne/ pym and her relationship with Janet is pretty cool but Janet needs a resurgence outside of just showing up here and there in the comics

Nadia is my favorite Wasp, but I wish Marvel would let Janet get a book already, it’s really annoying! I’ve always disliked that BW and Hawkeye were the replacements for The Wasp and Ant-Man respectively, Feige definitely wanted the classic roster, but needed to come up with a pair of characters on the fly that could fill similar roles.

Great video. I agree with you 100%. The sad part is you are making these videos so many years later and yet we got Avengers Assemble. EMH was the best avengers cartoon and yea I liked Janet in this show. I really liked her character. It was awesome

Kirby and Ditka. I feel you. Thank you for that👏!

I like mcu's scott lang and hope But to be honest the right thing to do was to keep comicbook accurated hank and janet

Janet was one of my favorite characters when I was reading the Avenger comic's in the mid 80's as a teenager. She is one of my faves in EMH. Love some WASP!