This post on page 3 of the thread from 7 years ago hasn't aged well. Who knew?
I think the basic point stands in the context in which it was made. We even got a literal example of this in the last movie when J.K. Simmons showed up playing the MCU's version of J. Jonah Jameson, not the Rami version. (I mean I guess it's possible that he'll turn out to be a multiverse hopper or some-such, but I doubt it.) The point wasn't that such a casting *can't* have a connection to another continuity, just that their presence doesn't necessitate it. In the case of Molina; they're deliberately and explicitly doing a multiverse thing. Apples and horses, cart before the orange etc. etc.
That's a good point. I was basing it on the idea that if they had Queen Veranke as the villain that would mean they would have to be the mainstream Skrulls, but Talos' nicer group could have overthrown them and taken over.
That looks good.
Oh, I forgot they destroyed their homeworld, I was thinking Talos' group had just left after they fought the Kree.
I'm not sure, the only thing I remember from the stuff I read online was that the Skrulls invaded Earth and they were lead by their Queen Veranke, who had replaced Jessica Drew/Spider-Woman, and that Norman Osburne killed her and that was what set off his Dark Reign.
I know, but all we have to base our guesses on right now is the comics.
