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[Monocle]

Well Howard the Duck is getting an animated series on Hulu, so he should be covered for now.

[ZacWilliam1]

True. I think Tigra is one of those too.

 

 

-ZacWilliam, I wonder if those being Cartoons would make Marvel more willing to "double dip" and do a different version in the MCU than they would be for the Live Action series.

[Powered Convoy]

 

Yeah, I'm not sure.

 

Makes me wonder where Spider-Gwen falls too.

 

As I would think she would have been either with Sony or Fox, but at least Disney has the Fox side taken care of.

 

Unless she falls into her own thing despite being part Spiderman character part X-Men character.

 

 

Did you mean Gwenpool?

 

That's a tough one. The "idea" of her being named "Gwen" came IRL from Gwen Stacy but she is not Gwen Stacy. Not even an alternate version. She's just an entirely different girl who happens to be named Gwen Poole. Likewise her "hero" name being "Gwenpool" and the look of her costume were both inspired "in the real world" by Deadpool but the character herself has absolutely nothing to do with Deadpool at all origin or fiction wise.

 

So I have no idea how that works rights wise when on the one hand she was created "because" of Gwen Stacy and Deadpool but in actuality has nothing to do with them besides that inspiration. And on top of that she was created well after those rights were "sold."

 

-ZacWilliam, I would assume she's fair game, but who knows... 

 

 

Yeah, I meant Gwenpool. 

[Benbot]

How long till they reboot the X-Men for the MCU?  Seems like the next logical step.

 

 

In the long term, I wonder how much longer they will weave a single continuity before restarting the entire thing.  10 years?  20?  It would be interesting to see a Marvel movie universe started from scratch with ALL the comic characters available under the same MCU2 umbrella.

[Monocle]

We should not see X-Men till around 2023, as they have said they need to wait a few years since the current plan is already.  We may see nothing till Phase 5 for them.

 

However, I do think we may see some stuff from the F4 before then, they can start using the vast pool of characters related to that a lot easier.

[Kup]

How long till they reboot the X-Men for the MCU?  Seems like the next logical step.
 
 
In the long term, I wonder how much longer they will weave a single continuity before restarting the entire thing.  10 years?  20?  It would be interesting to see a Marvel movie universe started from scratch with ALL the comic characters available under the same MCU2 umbrella.

Would a rebooted MCU work in 20 years though? Trek was rebooted after 42 years, so the MCU would still have another decade before RDJ and CE stopped being IM & CA in the publics mind.

[NICK NEMESIS]

Rebooting a universe that amassed over 20 films in over ten years would be something I'd rather not happen. Why you would want to start this masterpiece over from scratch when you have already built something the world has never seen before?

I'm more concerned with how the current universe is going to deal with

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half the population being thrust in to a world that's been only getting by and left in a state of desolation, especially with all that five year trauma still in tact

[TM2-Megatron]

I don't know if it's really necessary to reboot the MCU, given that new characters can always take on the mantle of previous heroes. I'd be perfectly happy if it continued on, unbroken for as long as I'm around to watch them.

[NICK NEMESIS]

Also, I really want more Captain Marvel.

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I was hoping she'd play a larger role, as I love Brie Larson's portrayal, but we were denied lots of banter and interactions with characters we've known for years. The movie clearly had things it wanted to take care of, but that would have been nice

[Cybersnark]

Honestly, I'd love for Marvel to keep the X-Men in the vault until the MCU does finally run its course. Instead of rebooting, let the Avenger-verse lie fallow and spend a decade or so creating a unified X-Men Cinematic Universe.

The MCU doesn't really need the X-Men, and the X-Men don't need the Avengers (and, I'd argue, work better without the Avengers around to spawn all sorts of fridge-logic questions).

[ZacWilliam1]

I think the Marvel Universe works best as the Marvel Universe, full of Everything comic book: Mutants, Super Heroes, Magic, Aliens, Cave Men, Time Travel, Pulp Characters, Weird Stuff and all. The more it contains the stronger a tapestry it is.

-ZacWilliam, bring it all on and let it all play together.

[Rust]

Also, I really want more Captain Marvel.

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I was hoping she'd play a larger role, as I love Brie Larson's portrayal, but we were denied lots of banter and interactions with characters we've known for years. The movie clearly had things it wanted to take care of, but that would have been nice

 

I agree by and large.

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But at the same time, sans Infinity Gauntlet she was pretty much a show stopper against Thanos so I'm glad they had a sensible reason for her to be absent for much of the film. I didn't like it, but it was a reason I understood and made sense in the context of the universe at large - especially since Thanos wrecked the Nova Corps prior to Infinity War.

[Pale Rider]

Spider Woman is likely off the table due to Sony.

Disney should just buy them too.

[Powered Convoy]

I'm in no rush for mutants. I really want them to think about how they're going to do them and manage to do the characters better than they have already been done.

[Pale Rider]

I'd be very interested to find out what characters like Charles Xavier and Reed Richards did during the events of the Avengers films.

Edited by Pale Rider, 02 May 2019 - 09:08 PM.

[000]

I still think it'd be funny as hell if Feige announced Squadron Supreme. Although it might feel a little mean at this point, WB's been beaten many times over, there's nothing left to prove.

[Echowarrior]

How long till they reboot the X-Men for the MCU?  Seems like the next logical step.

 

 

In the long term, I wonder how much longer they will weave a single continuity before restarting the entire thing.  10 years?  20?  It would be interesting to see a Marvel movie universe started from scratch with ALL the comic characters available under the same MCU2 umbrella.

 

If they did something like that, I think it would be neat if they had Wolverine as one of the Howling Commandoes, maybe even have them rescue a young Magneto from a concentration camp. But that's just me.

[Rust]

At this point I think it'd be easier to move Magneto forward in time a bit. Sadly, we're not wanting for stand in for the Holocaust. Serbs and Croats were pretty much hellbent on killing each other in the 90s.

[Broadside]

I need a little bit of Monica in my life.

Edited by Broadside, 04 May 2019 - 05:56 PM.

[Ashley]

There is the problem with X-Men that a lot of the stories rely on mutants being a widespread established thing, which is not the case in the MCU. We are slowly moving away from "real world, but with superheroes" towards a more weird comic book-y universe, though, with the public apparently getting used to things like

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Rocket Raccoon walking around and the Hulk hanging out in diners