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ALL POSTSWhy Green Goblin should be NEXT Thanos for Phase 4-6
<p>Just says Thanos is defeated and Marvel need to find who could be replacement for Thanos
</p><p>If Marvel cannot use the character like Doctor Doom from Fox, Well Green Goblin will be the NEXT Thanos
</p><p>I means Green Goblin is the most iconic Marvel villain and he could be potentially to be a big threat to Avengers but who know
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<p>In short: NO.
First of all, Marvel will not use villains that are not under their control (mind, that all Spider-Man rights are still controlled by Sony).
Second, Green Goblin, seriously?
He could be taken on just by Spider-Man or Iron Man.
I'd rather see <i>real</i> Mandarin. You can bring Leader, Magus, Lilith - the list goes on.
I admit that some of the most lucrative villains are in possession of Fox these days (Doom, Galactus, etc), but aside from them there are still options where to go after Thanos.
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<p>Phase 4-6?
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<div class="quote"><i>CTrent29 wrote:
Phase 4-6?</i></div>
<p>The next 3 phases. </p>
Phase 4-6?</i></div>
<p>The next 3 phases. </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>Dracula5 wrote:
In short: NO. <p>First of all, Marvel will not use villains that are not under their control (mind, that all Spider-Man rights are still controlled by Sony). </p> </i></div>
<p>Um did you forget that Marvel Studios made a deal with Sony to share the rights to Spideman? Spiderman has already appeared in Captain America: Civil War and is going to get his own MCU movie in 2017. Why wouldn't Marvel Studios be able to use Norman Osborn? </p>
In short: NO. <p>First of all, Marvel will not use villains that are not under their control (mind, that all Spider-Man rights are still controlled by Sony). </p> </i></div>
<p>Um did you forget that Marvel Studios made a deal with Sony to share the rights to Spideman? Spiderman has already appeared in Captain America: Civil War and is going to get his own MCU movie in 2017. Why wouldn't Marvel Studios be able to use Norman Osborn? </p>
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<div class="quote">Dracula5 wrote:
In short: NO. <p>First of all, Marvel will not use villains that are not under their control (mind, that all Spider-Man rights are still controlled by Sony). </p> </i></div>
<p>Um did you forget that Marvel Studios made a deal with Sony to share the rights to Spideman? Spiderman has already appeared in Captain America: Civil War and is going to get his own MCU movie in 2017. Why wouldn't Marvel Studios be able to use Norman Osborn? </p> </div> <p>Let me think, maybe because Marvel made a deal about Spider-Man's appearances in MCU movies and not about lending from his rogue gallery anytime they want to? You're aware that Homecoming is a Sony movie, right? (and yes, it takes place in MCU) I will repeat myself: <i>Marvel will not use villains that are not under their control (mind, that all Spider-Man rights are still controlled by Sony).</i> </p>
In short: NO. <p>First of all, Marvel will not use villains that are not under their control (mind, that all Spider-Man rights are still controlled by Sony). </p> </i></div>
<p>Um did you forget that Marvel Studios made a deal with Sony to share the rights to Spideman? Spiderman has already appeared in Captain America: Civil War and is going to get his own MCU movie in 2017. Why wouldn't Marvel Studios be able to use Norman Osborn? </p> </div> <p>Let me think, maybe because Marvel made a deal about Spider-Man's appearances in MCU movies and not about lending from his rogue gallery anytime they want to? You're aware that Homecoming is a Sony movie, right? (and yes, it takes place in MCU) I will repeat myself: <i>Marvel will not use villains that are not under their control (mind, that all Spider-Man rights are still controlled by Sony).</i> </p>
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I have always wanted to see Dark Reign in the MCU...
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<p>Well, a man can dream, right?
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<p>Well, Green Goblin, I wouldn't say he is the next Thanos, although I would say he is the next Loki.
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