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Spoilers Marvel Cinematic Universe spoiler-heavy speculation thread
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Saw No Way Home tonight. Probably one of the best Marvel films since Avengers.
I really wish they kept that elevator bit.
Okay, I'll say it: I wouldn't mind riding up an elevator with Willem Dafoe.
I don't see that middle name having the initial L.
Well, it's still not 100% confirmed but...
https://in.ign.com/marvels-secret-i...-clarkes-character-in-marvels-secret-invasion
I was hoping Olivia Coleman would be playing that role...
https://in.ign.com/marvels-secret-i...-clarkes-character-in-marvels-secret-invasion
I was hoping Olivia Coleman would be playing that role...
Isn't that what people were assuming since her casting was announced?
If true, I wonder if they will keep the Galactus element of her backstory as means of hinting at the next big threat (after Kang, of course).
Yes, I was hoping it wasn't something so obvious.
I wondered the same thing at the time.
My memory's a bit fuzzy, but I think I assumed that was the intentional subtext.
"Nova" series in the works
https://deadline.com/2022/03/marvel-nova-moon-knight-sabir-pirzada-1234985015/
It will be written by Sabir Pirzada who is writing for the Disney+ series "MoonKnight"
Sounds like with "Secret Invasion" first we could be heading out further from Earth based Marvel heroes for future series.
https://deadline.com/2022/03/marvel-nova-moon-knight-sabir-pirzada-1234985015/
It will be written by Sabir Pirzada who is writing for the Disney+ series "MoonKnight"
Sounds like with "Secret Invasion" first we could be heading out further from Earth based Marvel heroes for future series.
That actually has me excited!
ETA: "Nova first appeared in an 1976 issue of Super Adventures" That can't be right? I'm pretty sure Nova debuted in a self-titled comic, and Google can't find any 1976 marvel publication called "Super Adventures"
Are they really going to do a series where the main character's name is "Dick Rider"? Okay. I'd rather they used Sam Alexander for that and several other reasons.
No one ever called him that.
But I'm sure that they're going to now. Just like the "clever" folks who like to refer to Star Trek discovery as "STD".No one ever called him that.
Besides, using Sam Alexander would be a magnificent way to piss off the troglodytes over at cosmicbooknews. Com.