Dalan Musson

Dalan Musson’s career is kind of wild if you look at it—this guy’s fingerprints are all over some seriously big stuff in the last few years. He’s the dude who helped shape the world of “Captain America: New World Order,” which, let’s be honest, is one of those titles that instantly gets Marvel fans buzzing. He’s not just some random scriptwriter, either. He’s been in the trenches with “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,” that Disney+ series where everyone argued about who should take up Cap’s shield. Musson’s writing helped dig into the messiness of legacy, power, and what it actually means to be a hero when the world’s a dumpster fire. But hey, he doesn’t just live in Marvel land—go back a bit and you’ll spot his name on “Iron Sky: The Coming Race.” That movie? It’s bonkers, in the best way. Nazis on the moon, dinosaurs, the whole nine yards. Musson’s scripts are weirdly good at making the ridiculous feel almost believable, like he’s daring you not to have fun. There’s this sort of pulpy, chaotic energy running through his work, but he never forgets to anchor it with characters you actually care about. Honestly, you can kind of tell this guy grew up loving wild stories and big action set pieces. He’s got that blockbuster flair, but he’s not afraid to get a little weird or go deep when the story needs it. If you see his name on a credits list, chances are you’re in for something that’s gonna surprise you.