I remember being so HYPED for this 1 second shot in the Spider-Man: Homecoming teaser trailer. It's what we all wanted. A true Spidey/Iron Man teamup.

It never was.

Worse than the Hulk in Infinity War teaser, imo.

I think Clint implies that he has a history with Kingpin while he was Ronin, so it makes sense that he would probably cross paths with Bullseye as well. It would be so awesome to get a Ronin miniseries or one shot where he takes on Kingpin during the blip, featuring a crazy fight between the MCU's two best marksmen.

What are your thoughts, and who do you think would win?

I don't think this was public knowledge before, but I suppose it makes sense since Kingpin is as much a Spider-Man villain as he is Daredevil. I assume Sony owns his film rights, but Marvel is still able to use him on TV, so maybe they could get him in a Spider-Man movie at least? D'Onofrio doesn't even seem confident about that though, so who knows.

Or do you guys think they Will do a original enemie, like they did in the werewolf special?

Doom will be fighting the Avengers, The Xmen, The Fantastic 4, The Thunderbolts, and Wakandans. Also apparently that wasn't full cast and there could be more heroes showing up.

Doom have to be a absolute powerhouse in order to fight them all, I am very sure someone is going to fall in battle against Doom, question is who do you think it will be?

Anyone else think Moon Knight may be in Doomsday after all?

"In discussing what this thing could be and this sort of version of Frank that I really felt that the audience was hungry for, that the military community was hungry for it, the first responder community, the comic book fans, they were really hungry for it. I presented that version to them, and they encouraged me. They encouraged me to keep coming to the table. As we were talking with different writers, the ideas that we were coming up with started to resonate, and I think they saw how much they resonated with me. I got a great group of vets that I work with. One in particular, my friend Nick, he's just been incredible. I hope that it goes alright. I don't like talking about these things because it's a little bit of bark before there's a bite, you know? I'm honored and I'm grateful. It's an incredible group of people that we're assembling."

Rewatching Thor: Ragnarok (after the Nth time) after finishing Loki Season 2 hits different. Thor’s line wasn’t just brotherly encouragement—it was prophetic. From the God of Mischief to the God of Stories, Loki truly became more. The character development, the sacrifice, & the symbolism... its just so, you know... poetic. Marvel really gave him one of the best arcs in the entire MCU.