Moi? I would never.
You wicked little minx
Marvel woke up today and said......let me remind y'all who the fuck we are!!
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You wicked little minx
Never saw them at all.
Don't know what all the hype is about.
Just like "Friday". Never saw those shits.
Don't know what all the hype is about.
Just like "Friday". Never saw those shits.
guess that proves it then
Yes. We can’t be having fucking vampires around Captain Marvel. Shit is fucking beyond retarded. Vampires is played out and a wack concept. Smh. Blade is not a property that can mix with the MCU.
I don't know much about characters in the comics, but when I did a search there is a history of him working with spiderman and other mcu characters including Monica Rambeau and the xmen (Are they DC or MCU?).
Blade (Eric Brooks) In Comics Powers, Enemies, History | Marvel
Himself a half-human/half-vampire, "Daywalker" Eric Brooks has honed his abilities to hunt down the undead who have long terrorized mankind.
Who said he would be around captain marvel? You know there are characters in the MCU that have been around each other and never spoke to one another? You know there are storylines in the comics (let me guess, you don't care about this) where Captain Marvel and Blade worked together? Did you see the end credit scene for The Eternals? Everything you are saying it based on your own opinion, which is fine. But you dont speak for the people that actually want to see Blade and think the opposite of you. So....when Blade comes out, don't got see it.
By the way, a few members of the Midnight Sons have already been introduced and referenced. So to say that Blade doesn't mix, doesn't make sense at all. It's Marvel, they will find a way to bring it altogether, like they've been doing.
Dude, shut 'cho dumb ass up with these shitty ass takes.
MCU and no one reads those comics though. Blade is an outsider to mainline comics.
I don't know much about characters in the comics, but when I did a search there is a history of him working with spiderman and other mcu characters including Monica Rambeau and the xmen (Are they DC or MCU?).
Blade (Eric Brooks) In Comics Powers, Enemies, History | Marvel
Himself a half-human/half-vampire, "Daywalker" Eric Brooks has honed his abilities to hunt down the undead who have long terrorized mankind.www.marvel.com
I don't know much about characters in the comics, but when I did a search there is a history of him working with spiderman and other mcu characters including Monica Rambeau and the xmen (Are they DC or MCU?).
Blade (Eric Brooks) In Comics Powers, Enemies, History | Marvel
Himself a half-human/half-vampire, "Daywalker" Eric Brooks has honed his abilities to hunt down the undead who have long terrorized mankind.
The thing is, in comics anything goes. There are no rules. Writers dont have to follow rhyme or reason. Blade fits in just fine with other Marvel characters in the comics. In the MCU it remains to be seen how they introduce him. But theres no reason why they couldn't do it.
X-Men is for example is much MUCH trickier to introduce then Blade because they are actually tied to a time periode and real life historic events.
I don't know much about characters in the comics, but when I did a search there is a history of him working with spiderman and other mcu characters including Monica Rambeau and the xmen (Are they DC or MCU?).
Blade (Eric Brooks) In Comics Powers, Enemies, History | Marvel
Himself a half-human/half-vampire, "Daywalker" Eric Brooks has honed his abilities to hunt down the undead who have long terrorized mankind.
Yup
And midnight sons was one of the most successful comic runs in modern marvel comics history
Midnight Sons - Wikipedia
And is now a big budget video game
These dudes expose themselves very quickly and easily
Just sit back and enjoy the show.
Untrue.
They can easily re-adapt the Vampire Nation storyline they just had in Avengers & X-Men & "MCU" to add Blade in & explain what happened to Wolverine at the same time.
"Werewolf By Night" was decent, at least Marvel tried something different. Could've given dude a better werewolf design.
They need to start hiring younger actors for that role.
Get somebody in their late 40s, you can age them with makeup and allow them to age into the role and get about 25 years from them.
Harrison got one leg in the coffin. He could drop dead while I’m writing this right now.
dont be playin wit my emotions...
Love it when they race change SOME characters. This is one that would piss people off for no reason, and I love it
THE GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY HOLIDAY SPECIAL IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN YOU THINK, DIRECTOR REVEALS
Alex Welch
August 3, 2022
James Gunn’s upcoming Disney+ special will bring one Marvel era to a close.
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DURING THE MARVEL STUDIOS panel at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, Kevin Feige announced that Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is closer to its conclusion than fans thought. Specifically, the Marvel boss announced that Phase 4 will come to a close when Black Panther: Wakanda Forever hits theaters this November.
However, it looks like Wakanda Forever technically won’t be the last Phase 4 entry. Instead, that honor is going to a Disney+ special that may end up being far more important than fans have assumed.
PHASE 4’S EPILOGUE — In a recent tweet, writer-director James Gunn revealed that The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special, which is set to premiere on Disney+ this December, is “the epilogue of Phase 4.” In a separate tweet, Gunn admitted that he didn’t know next year’s Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 was part of Marvel’s Phase 5 lineup until Feige announced it was at Comic-Con.
Responding to questions from fans, Gunn reiterated that the Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special will be canonical. When one fan noted that it sounds like the Disney+ special is going to be a “must watch” before Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Gunn responded, “Absolutely; there's a lot of big information in there.”
Despite what its lighthearted title suggests, the Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special is shaping up to be one of Marvel’s more interesting Phase 4 titles.
For starters the special, which will be set between Thor: Love and Thunder and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, will apparently introduce certain important plot points in the latter film. Gunn’s recent update also reveals that the special is going to serve as the coda of Phase 4.
That puts pressure on the Holiday Special to deliver a story that says a proper goodbye to the MCU’s messiest phase yet. Whether that pressure is justified, or even something the Holiday Special was designed to meet, is a mystery that may not be resolved until it makes its debut on Disney+ this December.
THE INVERSE ANALYSIS — Marvel has had a notoriously difficult time anchoring its Phase 4 shows and movies around a common theme or overarching storyline. The studio will hopefully put that problem behind them when Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania kicks off Phase 5 of the MCU next year. However, it seems likely that Marvel’s remaining Phase 4 titles will continue to be affected by the same narrative disorganization that’s plagued their predecessors.
With that in mind, it’ll be interesting to see how well the Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special actually works as an “epilogue” for Phase 4. Having to address the scattershot themes of the MCU’s latest era, as well as potentially cue up the plots and ideas that Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 will explore in Phase 5, is a tall order.
That said, if any filmmaker is going to successfully tie together Phase 4’s themes of trauma and closure in a holiday-themed Disney+ special, it’s James Gunn.
THE GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY HOLIDAY SPECIAL WILL PREMIERE IN DECEMBER 2022 ON DISNEY+.
Alex Welch
August 3, 2022
James Gunn’s upcoming Disney+ special will bring one Marvel era to a close.
The 'Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special' is more important than you think, director reveals
James Gunn’s upcoming Disney+ special is going to do some heavy lifting. Here's why Marvel's 'Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special' is going to be more important than MCU fans think.
DURING THE MARVEL STUDIOS panel at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, Kevin Feige announced that Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is closer to its conclusion than fans thought. Specifically, the Marvel boss announced that Phase 4 will come to a close when Black Panther: Wakanda Forever hits theaters this November.
However, it looks like Wakanda Forever technically won’t be the last Phase 4 entry. Instead, that honor is going to a Disney+ special that may end up being far more important than fans have assumed.
PHASE 4’S EPILOGUE — In a recent tweet, writer-director James Gunn revealed that The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special, which is set to premiere on Disney+ this December, is “the epilogue of Phase 4.” In a separate tweet, Gunn admitted that he didn’t know next year’s Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 was part of Marvel’s Phase 5 lineup until Feige announced it was at Comic-Con.
Responding to questions from fans, Gunn reiterated that the Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special will be canonical. When one fan noted that it sounds like the Disney+ special is going to be a “must watch” before Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Gunn responded, “Absolutely; there's a lot of big information in there.”
Despite what its lighthearted title suggests, the Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special is shaping up to be one of Marvel’s more interesting Phase 4 titles.
For starters the special, which will be set between Thor: Love and Thunder and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, will apparently introduce certain important plot points in the latter film. Gunn’s recent update also reveals that the special is going to serve as the coda of Phase 4.
That puts pressure on the Holiday Special to deliver a story that says a proper goodbye to the MCU’s messiest phase yet. Whether that pressure is justified, or even something the Holiday Special was designed to meet, is a mystery that may not be resolved until it makes its debut on Disney+ this December.
THE INVERSE ANALYSIS — Marvel has had a notoriously difficult time anchoring its Phase 4 shows and movies around a common theme or overarching storyline. The studio will hopefully put that problem behind them when Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania kicks off Phase 5 of the MCU next year. However, it seems likely that Marvel’s remaining Phase 4 titles will continue to be affected by the same narrative disorganization that’s plagued their predecessors.
With that in mind, it’ll be interesting to see how well the Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special actually works as an “epilogue” for Phase 4. Having to address the scattershot themes of the MCU’s latest era, as well as potentially cue up the plots and ideas that Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 will explore in Phase 5, is a tall order.
That said, if any filmmaker is going to successfully tie together Phase 4’s themes of trauma and closure in a holiday-themed Disney+ special, it’s James Gunn.
THE GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY HOLIDAY SPECIAL WILL PREMIERE IN DECEMBER 2022 ON DISNEY+.
^^^
THIS
he would be the Vision's brother
and end up with Wanda
Incel/cuck mafia would lose they collective sh*t
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This never even crossed my mind....and I love it
bro...
I be seeing the whole thing unfold
like I got Matrix glasses
I just sit back and enjoy these fool's circus
I will be DAMNED I let some cartoons stress me and laugh my black ass off at those who do.
Its' Feige B*tch
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Wolverine is just one dude and he aint tied to shit.
Professor X and Magneto are the ones who are tied to historic events and they are meant to be older then the rest of the X-Men.
Its a whole team that you gotta explain where were these guys the whole time...
Not that simple.