I’ve wanted the MCU to adapt Devil’s Reign for the longest time, and with Fisk now as the Mayor of NYC, along with Echo being introduced and many street-level characters coming back, I think now is the perfect time to do it.

So here’s my poster for what a Devil’s Reign movie or series could look like.

I think someone has already pitched this before. So there’s this character in the comics named Leo Zelinsky, and he’s a tailor that serves superheroes and supervillains. I genuinely want to see a sitcom series about him, where we get to see cameos from the long list of characters in marvel’s encyclopedia. It would be really cool to see how a normal citizen would live in a world filled with vast fantastical beings.

Inspired by this tweet, what are some examples of heroes or anyone with powers in the MCU using them casually? Doesn’t matter if they’re suited up or in their civvies.

I’ll start: Clint hitting the bullseye with three darts in one throw in Age of Ultron.

So I feel like the way it read it sounded like a form of dogma, similarly to how the tva was about the time keepers and multiverse war. Which makes sense because they created them, so you would want them to think they’re the true gods or whatever.

And also, when they start introducing more cosmic beings, it’s just gonna sound weird that the Celestials, while powerful, are the oldest in the universe. Especially since that devalues the importance of the four Cosmic Entities.

So what i was thinking was, if moonknight meets Dr strange for some help, just like thor.... and my guy strange does the astral projection to him, wouldn't it be a cool reveal of Jake to Steven and Marc?.... like 3 different personalities flying out of the body one by one....

Marc: Who tf are you? Jake:.... Khonshu: face palms

I'm currently exploring how actors perform in scenes that involve two or more characters. I’m particularly interested in examples from Marvel TV series or films. How do the actors interact, share the spotlight, and convey their characters' dynamics in these multi-character moments?

If anyone has specific scene recommendations—whether it’s a dramatic confrontation, a comedic exchange, or an action-packed team-up—I’d love to hear them. Descriptions or insights into what makes the performance stand out would be really helpful!

Can’t wait for the X-Men to properly join the MCU, so I made this poster to start a discussion on what the think the proper tone and story of an MCU X-Men film would be.

We know that a proper MCU X-Men film is being made in Phase 7, so this is my version of what that movie could look like.

The X-Men, Doom, Galactus, have yet to arrive, so I think I'd put my top three current, if (big if) Wanda is dead, as Arishem, Strange, Captain Marvel. All time, Cassandra Nova, Wanda, full gauntlet Thanos. You?

Hear me out. In the next phase introduce Psylocke - Marvel Rivals edition in a 2 series Kill Bill style movie.

Please…we need this 🥷

I enjoyed Deadpool and Wolverine. It was great in a dumb way.

The sequel should be Deadpool and Spider-Man, it should also be great in a dumb way.

Vibes wise, we get to tell a different story entirely, a story about two guys who like each other and really get along but don't understand why. One is violent and insane and the other is trying to calm him down, initially believing him to be a villain. They team up, we get that "I don't know why I love you but I do" song, and all the rest is gravy.

In “The Avengers” Selvig tells Natasha that Loki’s scepter can stop the tesseract, but it’s on the balcony dozens of feet below them. Then a scene later Nat has the scepter and I could never figure out how they got the scepter? Anybody know? EDIT: Multiple people have told me she took the stairs. There is no stair access to the portion of the roof they were on.

After I recently re-read Young Avengers I watched Agatha all along again and realised how much complex and dark Billy's new origin story is. Cause he quite literally took over someone else's life unlike in the comics where he's born into the family from the very beginning.

Like this kid William died and his parents are still in the dark about it all. That's messed up and heartbreaking in so many ways. I hope it's a plot point that gets flashed out cause it has so much emotional weight for a great story. I hope they don't go the simple "Billy's soul merges with William's" and call it a day lol

Is there a chance Hawkeye returns in Doomsday?

He’s certainly not in his prime, but is one of the OG avengers. Also, can’t forget about Renner’s snowplowing incident.

Throughout the entire MCU what moments would you choose for the best moments?

Your choice for;

Best Opening

Best Scene

Best Twist

Best Ending

Best Mid/Post Credit Scene

Obviously doesn’t have to be from the one movie and can be spread out across a number of different films.

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The confirmation that Adamantium can be mined from Tiamut's body makes it so that the whole conflict within Wakanda Forever pointless, Adamantium, in the mcu, is stronger and more durable than Vibranium, and is easily more accessible without interference from Wakanda/Talokans.

Shouldn't the Talokan, especially Namor, as soon as possible take over Tiamut's body and hoard its resources for their own? The only threat in doing this are the Wakandans, but Tiamut's body is literally positioned in their backyard; The Ocean. Doing so would give them an advantage over Wakandans, and one step closer to their goal.

1. Tiamut's body contains earth's most valuable resource and is located in the Ocean, where the Talokans are at their strongest.
2. Talokans and Wakandans should possess the best equipment possible for mining adamantium as efficiently as possible, and considering its located in the ocean, Talokans should be all over it.
3. Talokans just recently lost to the Wakandans, so they should at the very least find ways to be a level above them if they're to proceed with their intentions.

The existence of Tiamut, as well as the confirmation that its body contains Adamantium is really something that the MCU should address and swiftly deal with, The Wakandans should consider that maybe Talokans would try to get as much of it, and they should make it a priority to contain or at least protect the process of its acquisition, Talokans would be incredibly stupid not to take advantage of it. and even dumber, if neither Wakanda nor Talokan would have no connection to it.

Tldr; Tiamut should be Atlantis, in that Talokans should take it all for themselves, establishing it as their new sovereign nation, what better way to show power than to show up out of nowhere, taking earth's most valuable resource for their own, and in the process, showing their most recent enemies that another war with them would not end the same way. and another point, Adamantium shouldn't be that readily available in the MCU.

What Order/Months Do You Think These Projects Will Release In?

Avengers Doomsday - May, Spider-Man: Brand New Day - July, X-Men ‘97: S2, Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man: S2, Vision Quest, The Punisher: Special Presentation, Daredevil: Born Again: S2

Also which movie makes the Untitled Movie In November 2026

Of course I don't think it will happen.

I don't think it should.

Not without some massive setup of why these two forces should even be brought back and meet.

But a story of, for example, the Phoenix force being resurrected and Doctor Strange being like: "the only way for us to defeat her is to bring back the Scarlet Witch, so they cancel each other out" is kinda cool to think about.

What are the chances of Ghost Rider appearing in Doomsday or Secret Wars? I sincerely hope that at least a cameo will be there because Ghost Rider is one of my favourite Marvel Comics characters. If he does appear what role will he play for you? Will he help the Avengers? Will he be neutral? You have the word