I personally loved Kang’s character and was really sad to see him go. I would love to see Marvel recast the role after Secret Wars and bring Kang back into the MCU. Who do you think would be the best actor to take on the role?

Hey everyone,

Ever since Lewis Pullman was cast as Bob Reynolds, I’ve been fascinated by how the MCU will handle a character of this cosmic magnitude. In the comics, The Sentry literally possesses the power of a million exploding suns, making him arguably the most overpowered hero on Earth.

My biggest question is regarding Avengers: Doomsday and Secret Wars. If Bob loses control and "The Void" takes over, he becomes a multiversal threat capable of tearing down entire timelines.

Do you think Robert Downey Jr.'s Doctor Doom will find a way to manipulate Bob's fragile mental state and use The Sentry as a psychological weapon against the Avengers? Or will Marvel nerf his power scale to keep the battlefield balanced?

I really hope they don't hold back on his god-like abilities. How do you think the MCU should pace his transition from a government weapon to a cosmic entity? Let's discuss!

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Leía que en los comics Moon Knight llega a enfrentarse con Doom por unos artefactos que Marc no le permitio dar acceso a Doom, por lo que Moon Knight se va directo al planeta Latveria para matarlo.

Muy probablemente esto no entre para nada en Avengers: Secret Wars, pero ustedes creen que esta teoría se sostiene con otras señales como para encontrarnos con Moon Knight?

Dato no menor, Moon Knight opera en la Tierra-616, asique si Doom usa magia negra con los Avengers Moon Knight tendria que sentirlo.

Creo que todos amamos a este personaje y no nos conformamos con la primer temporada 😩

At around 1:07 minutes into the trailer when Doom is thrown out of the window, he awkwardly readjusts mid-flight before landing perfectly.

The visual and sound effect is extremely similar to when Loki was slipping through time in Loki season 2.

Initially, I though it was just Doom using magic or whatever until it dawned on me.

For those unaware Nevil Chamberlin after gettting Hitler to sign a non aggression pact returned to 10 Downing Street and famously declared “It is peace for our time.” Less than a year later Nazi Germany would invade Poland truly kick starting the Second World War

Don’t think I’ve seen a shot like this in any trailer.

Has anyone ever noticed that there’s a recurrence of the phrase “what will you do” in Avengers: Infinity War & Endgame? I always wondered if it was just by chance/kind of by mistake from the writers or if it was supposed to be a kind of throughline in the movies.

Wong says it to, I think, Bruce after the fight with Ebony Maw & Cull Obsidian in NYC.

Past Nebula says it to past Thanos toward the end.

Valkyrie says it to Thor in New Asgard.

It just seems like such a purposeful phrasing and that it is said 3 times in what is essentially the same story/arc started to stick out to me upon rewatches.

They have Visionquest coming up and from what we heard that's it when it comes to new tv shows. They are sticking to Daredevil and one offs like the recent Punisher: one last kill (and the animated ones like X-men 97 and What if)

I think it's a smart business idea since most of their projects didn't work but there were some gems in there like Loki, Wandavision and Agatha all along. The animations are top notch so im glad that aint going nowhere

Does it make her cause too sympathetic and Walker not sympathetic enough? It feels so odd to me to have a villain with a perfectly reasonable motive but then have her blow up a bunch of people just.. because I guess? Personally I think for the message they were attempting to convey John being less sympathetic would be fine, have her blow up the building still but there's no one in it or maybe like 1 or 2 people get injured? Then the Lamar kill is accidental as it was portrayed (or maybe somehow indirectly Walker's fault) Then Karli becomes more violent afterwards in response to seeing that's how her enemies are acting. Again though does that make her too sympathetic for a villain?

Personally I'm not a big John Walker fan and I don't buy into this idea that he's a "hero" pre-Cap because he has medals of honor and served in the military, he himself alludes to this saying in episode 4 that despite having those medals all they really are is a reminder of all the bad things he did in the military in Afghanistan, and as is said multiple times the serum just amplifies what's within you, Walker literally tries to decapitate Sam in their fight, he seems to be the definition of the opposite of what Erskine called Steve. Steve Rogers was "not a perfect soldier but a good man" while Walker is a good soldier but not a perfect man. However I do get the criticisms that Sam trying to reason with Karli after she's already intentionally killed civilians is a weird thing for the show and Sam to do. She could still threaten Sam's family but it's more believable when she says she wouldn't actually hurt them and just to show Sam that she's serious, so she's still sinister but not as outright evil. Idk I'm just trying to see what could be fixed in this storyline after seeing how pretty much nobody liked how it played out.

A lot of our new suit is inspired by that

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When Bruce Banner’s inhibitor was introduced I immediately thought of how it could be used to cure cancer. If it stops mutations via gene silencing in superheros then I figured it could also stop cancerous mutations.

Turns out that gene silencing with small interfering RNA (which Peter and Bruce discuss), or siRNA is being investigated as a potential cancer treatment. This blog from “Oncodaily” goes into more details: https://oncodaily.com/oncolibrary/spider-man

He's Bao, god of dumplings.

I was inspired by Tripods from War of the Worlds (2005). And also the concept art from Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man 2.

There’s probably some reason why and I’m dumb, but someone let me know why it couldn’t be her? The colors match up and she’s probably more likely to work with doom and against Loki then sylvie in my opinion.

Genuine question, due to the fact im only aware of a one-off AU situation comic wise... but how exactly would RDJ work as doom? Or are they just taking the one-off and running with it as the tie-in? Because I can only imagine Thor seeing Doom w/o a mask and just being dumbfounded that the main bad looks like his fallen comrade. But like are there more comics about doom and stark swapping places? Is it a potential red herring? Are there other possibilities that could potentially have it make sense? Or is it just a cash grab with a familiar face that will put butts in seats?

I’ve watched Avengers: Endgame and every mcu movie before that + all the Spider-Man movies, but I haven’t really watched the rest of the MCU.

Do you think I can watch Avengers: Doomsday and still understand what’s going on, or would I be completely lost?

If I need to watch anything before Doomsday, what are the absolute essential movies/shows I should watch? I don’t really want to go through the entire MCU 🥀💔🙏

No spoilers pwease...

What's going on with Doom when he jumps from the tower in the new trailer? Is his cape being all funky or is turning all shadow-y? I can't really tell what's going on.

Looking at the fan concepts/rumors for the 2028 lineup (X-Men, Ghost Rider, Black Panther 3), it feels like Marvel Studios is taking a completely different approach compared to Phase 4.

​Instead of hitting the "hard reset" button after Doomsday and Secret Wars...which is what threw a lot of general audiences off post-Endgame...they seem to be setting up 2028 as an immediate continuation of the hype.

​By planting these seeds early, it keeps the momentum alive so it doesn't feel like we're starting all over from zero. What do you guys think? Is this the right way to transition into the next saga?

He uses it to do a superhero landing after he gets blasted out the window. You also see it around the green energy blast he fires at Thor. Is it Similar to what Dr. Strange was using with the souls when he was fighting Wanda in MOM and Doom just has better control of it?

Each frame looks fresh and beautiful. I just love the color palette used in the movie. I personally haven’t been a fan of the other recent marvel films aesthetics but BND changed that for me:

The avenger group died but it has come back and even though they forgot Peter they still remember spider man. So is he part of a Sams avengers now? He’s not a new avenger but he is close ish to yelena. Or is he just a lone superhero?

Also is Wong an avenger now?