Idk how I caught this, probably just a coincidence but yeah the slide being 12/18 (same as doomsday) just threw me off and made me think

Btw pom is the actor who plays Mantis in the mcu

So this is something I've been thinking about for a while and I think comic accurate suits both look better then most mcu suits and don't need to be changed to work as even at their worst they look great

The Scarlet Witch:

Wanda's suit is perfect, it's colourful, it's sexy while being tasteful, and isn't overdesigned to hell like her main suit is. I'd happily take this over a jacket or a overdesigned mess

The Fantastic Four:

While we don't get a great look of them in First Steps behind the scenes show the suits better and their great, perfectly accurate to the suits from the Lee and Kirkby run, and i think this proves my point as this was a official superhero suit the team wore into battle while Wanda's was a Halloween costume and Steve's is a propaganda suit not made for combat.

Captain America:

Steve's USO suit apart from the mask looks incredible it's everything i'd want a Captain America suit to look like. The mask looks bad because the USO suit in the movie was meant to be silly so they didn't put much effort into the design.

And Cap's early mcu suits aren't that bad it's just age of ultron onwards when they insist on the same design.

"But they look stupid"

Their superpowered beings in bright spandex fighting crime theirs no avoiding that and in universe that's known.

Militarising heroes or overdesigning their costumes won't help that, it just makes the comics look bad to casual fans if you have to change every costume or storyline to fit.

Both Ghost Rider and Black Panther III are slated to release in 2028 and both are going to be shot on film. I wonder if X-Men will alse be shot on film

Source: https://youtu.be/nJO743QLtog?si=n4rH9qh6sjgjdUcp

A small promotional video for Diwali released earlier today. Same old clips, but with new VFX and also new audio of Thor grunting against his fight with Doom.

Lots of fan speculation has been going around regarding Steve Rogers’ appearance in the latest Avengers: Doomsday trailer. Some say that it it actually Loki and Steve Rogers is edited on top so that Loki’s appearance stays hidden.

Both Loki and Steve Rogers will coexist within the movie as per image 1: Avengers Doomsday Poster but Marvel has been cleverly hiding Loki in the most recent trailer. Disney and Marvel’s marketing teams have been doing a good job at concealing major events taking place in the movie but, according to a * *source tied to the trailer house / localization team working on the promos, the fans have figured out one of the many hidden details within the trailers.

Image 2 and 3 are secretly Loki. When Thor addresses “Steve” and says it’s not possible, he is actually speaking to Loki in this scene whom he believes has been dead for the last 9 years (2018-2029). When “Steve” asks Thor if him wielding Mjolnir bothers him and Thor says “You know it does”, it is Loki in this scene. From Endgame when Steve first lifted the hammer, Thor was ecstatic and even said with a grin “I knew it”. Loki would most definitely be worthy after his sacrifice in the Loki season 2 finale.

Image 3 and 4 are Steve. The posters and leaked sentinel battle show Steve in his black tee shirt whereas that outfit has yet to be shown in trailers. Black tee shirt Steve is without a doubt Steve but the scenes that show “Steve” interacting with Thor so far in these trailers has been secretly Loki.

That ending in Episode 4 completely blew me away.
Seeing Ultron finally pilot Vision's body after 11 years since Age of Ultron was peak MCU horror, especially with how cold-blooded he was in baiting Jocasta to vaporize Dr. Katerina Wells.
I love the direction the show is taking, but it left me with a huge debate:
1. Was Vision reckless or backed into a corner? He yielded physical control thinking Ultron was the only way to stop the Butcherbird Killer, but did he genuinely trust him, or was it pure desperation?
2. Ultron's endgame: Now that Ultron locked Vision away in the Mindspace and took off with Tommy, what do you think his real goal is? Is he rebuilding a twisted version of a "family," or using Tommy's abilities for something far darker?
3. The morality shift: Vision letting an Al as dangerous as Ultron take the wheel resulted in a civilian's death. How does he come back from that guilt once he breaks out?
What did you all think of the climax and Spader's voice work here?

We are watching Moon Knight and the first time he suited up she said, “Who’s that? Sand Man?”
This was my response and luckily she did not give me a hard time about it. Just a joke, but humor me.

At the end of Endgame, Captain America returns the Infinity Stones to prevent other futures or alternate realities, but hasn't this created more futures?

Because he has to return everything to its order and location, but with the space gem it's a different case; he was supposed to have returned it in the cube or the tesseract to avoid creating more branches

So how do I return it?

Not the saddest character arc or the most tragic death in hindsight. I mean the moment you watched it happen and felt absolutely crushed.

Pick your #1:
1 Tony Stark dies — Avengers: Endgame
2 Natasha Romanoff sacrifices herself — Avengers: Endgame
3 Sue Storm dies — The Fantastic Four: First Steps
4 Yondu’s funeral — Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
5 Rocket loses Lylla — Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
6 Wanda is forced to kill Vision — Avengers: Infinity War
7 Tony’s final message to Morgan — Avengers: Endgame

What’s your pick and why? If your choice isn’t on this list, what moment deserves to be here instead?

I know I'm not the best at editing, but i haven't seen anyone do this before so thought i'd give it a shot. Thoughts?

If it’s not clear the better hairline is the new version

Haven't heard much about the Young Avengers lately. Are there any recent rumors, leaks, or insider reports about their MCU project? Is it still happening, possibly being rebranded as the Champions, or do you think Marvel has quietly shelved it?

I'm especially curious if they'll show up in Avengers: Doomsday or Secret Wars and which characters will make the final roster.

What have you guys heard? Any credible scoops worth checking out?

With season 3 being the end of Born Again many are upset, I am too. But there's a large part of me that thinks it might be better? Born Again is good but it sorta feels safe to me, like they're just doing the original Daredevil again and no problem with it I love that, but I really don't wanna see 3 more seasons where Kingpin is the villain again. He's been the big bad of 5 out of the 6 seasons already, that's like if every Batman movie to date has featured the Joker in a major way, with most as him being the big bad.

So that made me think of what should they do, and what I want them to do with Daredevil after the reboot?

Personally I would love to see him return to movies, with a larger movie budget the show could be more cinematic, bigger fight scenes, and just look great. Like imagine a movie like The Batman but as Daredevil.

The only drawback is his life as an attorney, probably getting sidelined, but that could be fixed. I think Matt should totally be the "attorney" for other major heroes. Like imagine his small role in No Way Home but across the universe. Sorta like a small way to show how New York is more connected. Maybe even have him as major characters in other "street level" projects, like a Heroes for Hire show or Spider-Man movie. This can easily make Matt a center-focus as the street level arc, sorta similar to how you had Tony and Cap for Avengers, or X-Men for mutants.

I love the street level aspect of Daredevil, but I wouldn't mind if they focused on more mystical sides. It's not that I'm tired of grounded Daredevil, I think you can tell other stories without throwing in Kingpin and Bullseye for the 100th time. Like giving a much bigger and more comic-accurate take on the Hand, or Chip Zdarksy’s Daredevil run, which where the White Daredevil suit comes from.

The main villain I want to see though is Mr. Fear. I love Scarecrow from DC, and Mr. Fear is literally a clone of that dude. I think Mr. Fear can bring a lot to Daredevil stories. Maybe he can bring up the hypocrisy of Daredevil, and bring up the idea how Matt is just perpetuating the cycles of violence and creating more fear within the city.

With Doomsday getting closer, I'm wanting to read up on Doctor Doom as I don't know much about him. Which is the best book about him to read please?

I want to know how he is so powerful?

Of all the friendships in the MCU, this one started off the most intense (and had one hell of a comic background), then just kind of fizzled. Do you think we'll have something of an emotional reunion/interaction between these two bros in Doomsday, or will it be more of a blink-and-you'll-miss-it "How ya doing, Buck?" kind of thing?