MCU phase 4 rumor and discussion thread

#76
#76
Ulysees E. McGill said:
I am not a comic follower, but I am sort of familiar with Galactus from reading Marvel Wiki stuff..

How so they stop him in the comics?
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It's varied. The first time it was by using a device called the Ultimate Nullifier. Other times it's been by convincing him to make a different choice.
 
#77
#77
So here's a question for the group. Which marvel hero or heroes that haven't received the movie treatment would you like to see get the chance? I've already thrown out a few suggestions in previous posts with characters like Moon Knight, Ka-Zar, and Killraven. Which characters would you like to see in the movies?
 
#78
#78
Weezer said:
So here's a question for the group. Which marvel hero or heroes that haven't received the movie treatment would you like to see get the chance? I've already thrown out a few suggestions in previous posts with characters like Moon Knight, Ka-Zar, and Killraven. Which characters would you like to see in the movies?
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I can pretty easily see Nova showing up with Captain Marvel or GotG. If they want a real heavy hitter that hasn't hit the stage yet I'm thinking Sentry.
 
#79
#79
Weezer said:
So here's a question for the group. Which marvel hero or heroes that haven't received the movie treatment would you like to see get the chance? I've already thrown out a few suggestions in previous posts with characters like Moon Knight, Ka-Zar, and Killraven. Which characters would you like to see in the movies?
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Namor
She-Hulk
Hercules
Nova
Quasar
Sentry
 
#80
#80
Weezer said:
So here's a question for the group. Which marvel hero or heroes that haven't received the movie treatment would you like to see get the chance? I've already thrown out a few suggestions in previous posts with characters like Moon Knight, Ka-Zar, and Killraven. Which characters would you like to see in the movies?
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Wasn't a Moon Knight movie announced a few weeks back?
 
#82
#82
Weezer said:
It's varied. The first time it was by using a device called the Ultimate Nullifier. Other times it's been by convincing him to make a different choice.
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To be all needy technical they didn’t actually USE the Ultimate Nullifier. They more or less threatened to use it. 😁
 
#83
#83
Weezer said:
So here's a question for the group. Which marvel hero or heroes that haven't received the movie treatment would you like to see get the chance? I've already thrown out a few suggestions in previous posts with characters like Moon Knight, Ka-Zar, and Killraven. Which characters would you like to see in the movies?
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I wouldn't mind seeing the Young Avengers or Superior Spiderman
 
#90
#90
Weezer said:
So here's a question for the group. Which marvel hero or heroes that haven't received the movie treatment would you like to see get the chance? I've already thrown out a few suggestions in previous posts with characters like Moon Knight, Ka-Zar, and Killraven. Which characters would you like to see in the movies?
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Excalibur (the British mutant group)
Alpha Flight (the Canadian group)
Cloak and Dagger

Masters of Evil
Mr. Sinister and the Marauders
 
#93
#93
I want to a Gray Hulk.... Joe Fixit.

Thunderbolts would be fun.
 
#96
#96
Weezer said:
That was a good run. I've always liked smart Hulk, too. Peter David's run on Hulk was great.
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When I really started reading comics as a kid, I mean really reading them and following month to month, the convenience store by my house had a handful of the McFarlane Hulk issues on their newsstand. I remember being totally confused as to why he was Gray. This of course set me on a path to the local comic shop where a whole new world opened up. I was hooked.

I would go on to put a pretty substantial Hulk collection together but the dumb Hulk stories never captivated me the same way. I liked them but it wasn’t the same.
 
#97
#97
I'm going to go out on a limb and say that comic book enthusiasts have little to no effect on Marvel making movies. What percentage of people who paid to see Endgame actually keep up with the written stories? I know comic sales are only measured in the hundreds of thousands, and I can't find an exact number, but the number of tickets sold for A:E has to be in the 200,000,000+ range.
 
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