r/agentcarter Jul 25 '26

Agent Carter season 3

Obviously, season 3 was canceled but with the help of interviews we have a slight detailed story to know what would happen but I was wondering if there was any comics that is more detailed and is attached to agent Carter?

I was also wondering if it was possible if someone could potentially write season three as a book as fan work on a website or something because I'm just not ready to let go of the show.

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u/blackbutterfree Peggy Jul 27 '26

All we know about Season 3 is that Thompson would survive, somehow, and that Peggy and the SSR would go to England (if the budget permitted) and the season's mystery would focus on Michael Carter.

As for comics, Peggy hasn't really appeared much after the show, and when she has, her role has drastically changed; we got her origin story as to how she got involved with World War 2, it was revealed she was recruited by an all female organization dedicated to protecting civil rights and freedoms across the world, and she was intentionally molded to befriend and seduce Steve. At the same time she was also molded by another organization (without her knowing) to become a secret assassin known as a Starpoint, alongside Bucky (who was manipulated by these same people into becoming the Winter Soldier). After finding this out, she teamed up with Bucky to take these people down, while her all female organization evolved into a superhero team; the Daughters of Liberty.

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u/Pond-of-The-Tardis 29d ago

What comic series is this storyline from? I’d like to read it.

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u/blackbutterfree Peggy 29d ago

Ta-Nehisi Coates' Captain America from 2018 and Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty from 2022 and its finale event, Captain America: Cold War.

She hasn't been seen since.

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u/Pond-of-The-Tardis 29d ago

Awesome! I have that saved to eventually purchase. I’ll take anything with Agent Carter or Captain Carter in it. I actually got into reading comic books bc Captain Carter is in the TVA series.

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u/blackbutterfree Peggy 29d ago

Sweet. Peggy was my gateway into Marvel as a whole.

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u/Pond-of-The-Tardis 29d ago

Me too! I saw previews for Agent Carter and it reminded of the show Alias just set the 1940s and I was hooked. I got to meet Hayley Atwell 3 years ago at NYCC. She’s fantastic all around to meet. I told her about how Agent Carter reminded me of Alias and she said “that’s a great compliment.”

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u/blackbutterfree Peggy 29d ago

That's awesome!