So, they're "gods", but no one explained the origins in some way (Like the Asgards simply being pretty much humans, but with higher longevity and super strength, some mystic powers etc).

The explanation about Steven/Marc dual personality was explained quite late, and did give an "Aha, figures" revelation, which sort of made sense.

Otherwise it was quite messy the last few episodes with a lot of jumping between the story and all that it entailed, without giving away too much.

Anyone watching it will know what I meant.

I liked the adventuring-bits where they was searching for "artifacts", and the fighting scenes, but the end really was confusing, as it almost promises a sequel(s), and one, in particular, of the numerous blackouts that Steven/Marc had didn't make sense and was not explained at all, in any way. Huge disappointment to say the least.

I didn't feel this to fit into the Marvel Universe, other than the neon colors, beams, and of course, super human strenght.

I don't like when they involve deities (unexplained and religious-like), and that's what DC Comics did and I don't like those characters where there's ghosts, zombies, gods, demons and such crap, seems like Marvel's heading down that slippery slope.

Then it's better that they split it into something else and don't intermix the two.

Didn't actually see any reference to previous Marvel productions, if they did, I missed it.

Overall, long, messy and stuff not explained.

Gave it a 6 for the effort with one point for actors and for, supposedly, being a Marvel product.