If you ask me, the two teams are too popular to be simply set aside after just one film, so I think some sequels are warranted, depending on their success. Thoughts?

Doomsday brings the perfect opportunity for marvel to feature some lesser known variants of heroes or villains. Which of these lesser known hero or villain would you love to see in this film?

I had a thought, what if one of Doom's goals is to kidnap Franklin Richards to use his powers? And when he succeeds everyone will go after him but because of time passing differently when they finally find them Franklin is a teenager and sees Doom as his father? Personally I wouldn't be surprised if they did something like this so that Franklin could be in his age from the current comics.

These two mcu movie came in mail today now my own personal mcu physical media collection is complete I have phases 1-3 and Spider-man No Way Home and now these two there nothing else worth picking up thats come out in either phases 4 and 5

While Spider-man Homecoming and Far from home are and even the awful Sony Spider-man less movies are on there I mean it doesn't matter to mean really all that much since I my own copies on blu-ray.

I would feel like Doctor Strange, Captain America and Captain Marvel would make sense. Connecting 3 corners of the MCU, supernatural/multiverse, grounded and cosmic. They are perfect successors to the old Big Three: Iron Man, Captain and Thor. Strange would be the saga’s lead like Tony and the other 2 are worthy leaders of an earth based/space army. Missed opportunity from beginning of phase 4.

Neil degrasse Tyson calculated his Hammer to be 4.5 Quadrillion pounds!

But the marvel handbook thing claims it’s 42.8 pounds, now what if to Thor, who is worthy it’s only 43 pounds, but to those who are not it’s 4.5 quadrillion pounds?

I'm pretty sure that 90% that he is going to destroy the Earth in the Fantastic Four Universe in that movie. But is he just going to have a small role in one of those films or is he going to return in The Fantastic Four sequel.

Name one character (hero or villain) that has not appeared in the MCU that you would love to see portrayed.

Characters that have already appeared in either Sony’s failed Universe or in the X-Men Universe or neither of those DO NOT count.

(NO FAN CASTING)

I would love to see Darkhawk in the MCU. I used to love seeing him in the comics. Growing up, he was a favorite of mine.

I would also like to see X-23/Laura’s clone/sister, Gabby (X-23 is already in the MCU thanks to Deadpool and Wolverine).

I've seen rumors or even fancasts of 20-somethings for Scott, Jean, Ororo (though sometimes they cast her as a 30+ actress) Sure, that would work with a completely rebooted X-men universe, but seeing as Scott is the same age as Kamala Khan, for example, just seems weird to me. I know fans want to see the X-Men done right, and I do too, but making the OG X-Men around the same age as the Spider-Man or Young Avengers doesn't make sense to me. Cyclops should be equal to Captain America, not some junior leader younger than the new Falcon, for example.

I already think MCU Spider-Man is way too young compared to the Avengers even though Holland is my favorite otherwise. I don't really want to see the whole X-Men team go through that and another coming of age superhero origins.

Plus Magneto is defined by surviving the Holocaust. By now he has to be at least 80+, and the movies don't use a sliding time scale like the comics do because they refuse to properly age and develop. He can't be young unless you change his backstory.

Which brings me to my next point: these characters should be allowed to age and pass on, so that younger X-Men can take the spotlight. I sympathize with fans who feel the Fox-Men movies failed the generation of X-Men like Scott & Storm, because I agree with them, but these characters have been stuck in the same place in many respects for 50+ years.

I think, in all honesty, the superhero genre in the comics struggles to move forward and support new characters. Spider-Man is the worst example, to where every adaptation except the Spider-verse movies won't let him age past 30. When he's actually Jessica Jones' age and she has a daughter by now. It's crazy.

And even with all that, at least the Avengers & Spider-Man have supported younger heroes like Miles, Kamala, Wiccan, Cassie Lang, Kate Bishop, etc., to some extent. I think the X-Men deserve to have their younger heroes at the level of popularity of Ms Marvel. Right now how about one around that level is X-23. I'm all familiar with the post-2000s members but I know they exist and could be used more.

I know it's a tricky topic with the aforementioned history of disappointing live action X-Men adaptations, and I doubt any adaptation will be fully satisfying, but I really feel the younger X-Men cast in the MCU should be centered around the X-23 and subsequent generations of younger mutants. Of course I don't expect all X-men fans to agree, and I understand why. This is just a personal feeling but I want to hear what others have to say about this.

I noticed on the 2027 page that the events of Thunderbolts haven't been written yet so I have to ask when does it take place, because filming took place between February to June 2024 and because Valentina mentioned the events of Brave New World as happening previously.

So it seems like it takes place around May-August of 2027, as Impeachment takes between weeks to months and Ross has already been replaced, and the Post Credit Scene between July-October of 2028 14 months later

This is just a quick theory I have for the timeline placement