Marvel's Agent Carter tv series

"The combination of [Atwell] and post-World War II setting make the Marvel-branded vehicle, 'Agent Carter', considerable fun, and in some ways more promising than the series it’s replacing." 

"There’s plenty of action to go with snappy grownup dialogue, and Peggy is the kind of dame you won’t be able to resist watching. (...) Rating: ★★★★ (out of five)" 

"I have a feeling I’ll stick around longer with 'Carter' [than with 'Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD'], largely because of the nifty period details, the character development and the performances." 

"A fairly entertaining conglomeration of nostalgia, postwar intrigue, comic-book science fiction and screwball comedy (with frequent interludes of bone-crunching violence)." 

"What matters is Atwell's ability to project both Peggy's sense of loss and her determination, and the show's skill at highlighting the problems women faced while still retaining the pleasures of a comic-book pulp adventure. (...) Rating: ★★★ (out of four)"