Marvel Cinematic Universe Movie • Page 276

I forgot about Nightmare. Nightmare could work.

 

Yeah, I should have expanded a bit. I don’t necessarily mean avengers in budget or scale, just something that draws those particular sects of characters together. I think the Hotel Inferno run from a few years ago might be fun to see adapted. I’d just like to see those characters drawn into a team-up that is appropriate for them. Plus I’d love any excuse to see any version of Ghost Rider pop up

 

I don't expect anyone to know the exact answer, but aside from Loki, is there any TV shows that are related to upcoming Ant Man?

Also, is Kang the same variant as we see in Loki? If so, why isn't he named Kang in the show?

 

Same variant. They are all named Nathaniel Richards, but they go by different aliases just to make it easier.

 

In the comics, Kang is also Immortus, who is also Rama-Tut, who is also the Scarlet Centurion, who is also Iron Lad.

It's complicated.

 

Waiting for that phone call for Secret Wars or Deadpool 3

 

Was Kang a big bad in the comics too?

 

He's a pretty big bad, yup.

 

Yeah he is usually one of the A tier villains up there with Thanos, Doom, Ultron, Apocalypse, ect.

 

Ok

 

I could see her pull it off

 

DAMN JACKIE

 

I am wondering if Shakman will end up casting any of his IASIP homies in the FF film.

Hear me out: Charlie Day as MCU Mole Man.

 

just make them the fantastic four.
Glenn as Mr F
Kaitlyn as Sue
Charlie as Human Torch
Rob as Thing
Danny as Doom

 

Those Antman reviews aren't looking great. Not stoked that this writer is in charge of Kang Dynasty and Secret Wars.

 

Jeff loveness is only writing Kang Dynasty. Secret Wars is being written by Michael Waldron (writer for Multiverse of Madness)

 

Gotcha, wasn't aware

 

This phase does not look promising

 

Some interesting reveals in the Feige interview

- Daredevil will be more episodic instead of one large narrative

- Kamala steals the show in The Marvels

- Bucky Barnes is the de facto leader of Thunderbolts

- Marvel will change the number of projects they release each year; spreading them out and releasing fewer shows.

 

Watched Ant-Man and the Wasp last night. Both Ant-Man and AMAW are great films to simply turn on and enjoy. Very tight and well-paced.

Really interested in how the ball might have been dropped with this new film.

 

That last point is music to my ears. There’s been far too much content that has not been executed efficiently in the last few years. There’s no rush. Spreading it out and giving things more attention would be a wise move.

 

That's not super reassuring