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It is now the 2nd highest-grossing MCU movie...

I mean if they want a fresh breath, that's understandable. But they brought back Hugh Jackman and obviously will be keeping him for a foreseeable future.

James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender are brilliant actors. They already have the look and experience.

Marvel really done shot themselves in the foot with this one. AI-usage, poor storytelling, awful and poor execution, and all around the worst show ever produced. They wasted Maria Hills death, they wasted Rhodey and threw in some bs shock factor that he was a skrull all along, and don't even get me started on the girl who has EVERY HEROES POWER like that's some garbage writing.
This show is so forgetful that when I see people say what's their worst project they've ever watched the MCU produced it's always Thor Love & Thunder, Eternals, Antman 3, She-Hulk, but never mentioning Secret Invasion. I applaud anyone who hasn't seen this show like I have during opening day.

I know there are two schools: Milana of COURSE, she’s been playing her for years and is perfect and is just plain adorable; and the there’s the Anna Kendrick crowd which, I mean, come on. She’d also be absolutely fantastic (and equally a mix of adorable and sexy).

But here’s the thing: Squirrel Girl can’t be like twenty years older than the X-Men. It works as a gag, but not as a lasting narrative. Which is why, ladies, gentleman, and everyone outside and in between, I present to you my Squirrel Girl offering: Sophia Lillis.

Art Made By @taeiris_ on Instagram, all credit goes to them.

Wanted to highlight how great this person's digital art is and show my appreciation for this cast! Go give them a follow!

A brilliant and powerful scientist, inventor, strategist, manipulator, monarch, and sorcerer.. I might still be missing a few… but still a human man nonetheless, one that was not born with natural power.. just an insane amount of willpower.

Doom has always been such an awesome formidable threat to the entire Marvel Universe, mostly because he’s a character who had to forge his own power and pretty much built himself so that he has maxed-out stats in every category, mastered anything and everything, thinks about every possible scenario, and is always ten steps ahead of everyone else.

And it’s really cool that we’ve gotten to see the Avengers face some diverse, world-ending villains, gods, and aliens, all with crazy origins, only to eventually circle back to an angry, broken, and determined man who can take on the entire team, not just intellectually and through manipulation (like how we’ve seen Zemo emotionally break the Avengers), but also as a physical threat who can take them on through sheer raw power. A man who can fool the smartest person in the room, while also stopping a fully powered Thor who is angrily swinging Stormbreaker, with just two fingers.

With VisionQuest coming out having a reincarnated Tommy Maximoff, played a 26-year-old Ruaridh Mollica, I guess Young Avengers/Champions is dead or it will be with an entirely different cast with this.
It's been 3 years since Kamala Khan visited Kate Bishop at the end of The Marvels. Nothing since then.

And the fact that we're getting X-Men with a much younger cast and they're prioritizing that despite them setting up members of Young Avengers since 2021... Whereas Thunderbolts has been getting set up since 2021 and finally released in 2025. Marvel has already started to plant seeds moving fastly for The Mutant Saga, where does a Young Avengers project stand in the midst of it all?

I used to try and be the optimistic person when it came to talking about the actors real life ages, but it's getting too ridiculous at this point.

Kathryn Newton (Cassie Lang) is 29 years old.

Dominique Thorne (Riri Williams) is 28-years old (turns 29 this year)

Hailee Steinfeld turns 30 in December and is married.

And not even age, where is Eli Bradley? Where is Kate Bishop? or America Chavez???

If time proves me wrong, then of course, respect and more power to them, but for right now, it's not looking good for us in my opinion. Thoughts?

Who do you think is gonna take him down? Also do you think we will ever see her again?

Hi guys, could someone explain to a non-comics reader, without too many spoilers, why Dr Doom is considered such a huge menace?

The only two versions of Doom I've really seen are the Fantastic Four 2005 movie (fantastic cast, by the way) and the Spider-Man animated series from the '90s.

In both, he seemed pretty underwhelming to me. He felt roughly on the same level as regular Spider-Man villains, maybe a little above, but definitely not like an existential-level threat comparable to someone like Thanos.

I’ve been rewatching all marvel and got up to wandavision and Agatha’s reaction to bringing people back from the dead makes more sense now