The Official Fox Comicbook Cinematic Universe Thread - Coming Soon (Deadpool 2 June 2018)

[Broddie]

Cain needs gingko biloba.

 

[Broddie]

Iron Man had to be turned into a villain/anti-hero for like 5 or 6 years (2006 - 2012) in order for readers to finally find him interesting. Let me know when that happened with say...Thor. If anything that was a character who had a much more relevant and iconic run during the 80s and into the 90s. I mean Walt Fucking Simonson.

 

[Broddie]

Iron Man really was not anything above C list before his movie though. I'd wager before that most on this site only knew him from Ghostface references or really old cartoons.

In the comic community we mostly knew him as an alcoholic screw up and an Avenger. Nobody read his solo book enough for it to not be cancelled and relaunched pretty much on the regular. There weren't exactly Iron Man fan clubs out there. There was a point where even Dr. Strange, The Punsher and Daredevil were much more popular with comic book fans.

It's a testament to Marvel's competence that they turned that nobody into the face of mainstream superheroes today.

Lol what? You must be joking, he's been in every avengers book. Started the avengers as a team. Cartoon's new and old. When DC came out with the first Batman movie Marvel was at all time low in everything a lot of books was cancelled and those characters became a part of a team.

Besides Spiderman and Wolverine Iron Man is the most popular Marvel character.

You a old ass nigga and you're going to retroactively rewrite history like this. Shit's disgusting. Where was Iron Man at before New Avengers? Same place Cap was at before Ultimates 1 and 2; oblivion.

Those runs saved them by reinventing what those characters could be. Prior to that? They were overshadowed by every other Marvel character 9 times outta 10. I was actually collecting marvel comic books back then. I remember this clearly.

Those 2 were barely factors in the Marvel universe outside of Avengers books in the 80s and 90s which is the childhood of the target audience for these movies.

The last truly great Iron Man story by that point was from the 70s. No real iconic runs through most of those decades. Especially the 90s. Character was so wack at that point that they reverted hin to a teenager.

Anyway iconic and memorable runs. That's something Daredevil, Hulk, X-Men, Spidey, Fantastic Four and even The Punisher had in the 80s and 90s. Iron Man doesn't even have one iconic villain outside of alcohol. Years later people still trying to make The Mandarin happen.

Bendis and Millar made Iron Man popular enough that Marvel pulled through with forming a studio. They got the movie going but lets not act like Iron Man was even a quarter as relevant in the Marvel Comics as he was in the MCU prior to that. Certainly nowhere near Wolverine and Spider-Man that's for sure. The Hulk and The Thing? maybe but Iron Man? Lol Most people didn't care about the guy before 2008. Including creators in the comic industry.

Nigga I just said when Marvel was going thru bankruptcy they shut down a lot of books. Cap,Iron Man, Strange, and others had their books cancelled. They all went the team route it was more profitable to go that route. I'm not even a iron Man fan lol.

The solos didn't stay cancelled during that time for long at all. Most where relaunched under Heroes Reborn after Onslaught. I still have some of those shitty books.

 

[Idiopathic Joker]

Too much arguing. Look, the MCU has done a great job creating new fans with traditional characters. I love that. My nephew is 10 years old and loves Captain America and Iron Man. He's gotten my brother to buy him comics and other media and he loves it all. My little cousin's favorite is Thor. It doesn't matter who was popular or not, cause Iron Man, Cap, Thor, all them are experiencing a resurgence in popularity that will last a lifetime like it did with us. Be happy Marvel characters we grew up on are thriving in an age where the comic medium was expected to die.

 

[Splackavelli]

I caused discord amongst you guys Mission accomplished muhuhahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!! >

 

[Idiopathic Joker]

I caused discord amongst you guys Mission accomplished muhuhahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!! >

Illbot can ban you again

 

[Broddie]

An X-Men movie poster that looks more like a Pink Floyd album cover.

 

[Beta]

Cain needs gingko biloba.

Lmaooooo

 

[Beta]

Cain needs gingko biloba.

Lmaooooo

You didn't laugh stop it b

Lmao nah I used to work at GNC so this got me rollin

 

[AP21]

Not Happy about Disney buying Fox , its bad for film and TV creativity in my opinion.

and we're not happy you keep unsticking the Wentworth thread, but i guess we all cant get what we want in life now can we

 

[Idiopathic Joker]

I'm guessing that IF Marvel wants to incorporate The X-Men and Fantastic 4 into The MCU, we won't know about it officially until comic con next year. Perfect place and the rightful place that should be announced.

 

[Lou Cypher]

I'm guessing that IF Marvel wants to incorporate The X-Men and Fantastic 4 into The MCU, we won't know about it officially until comic con next year. Perfect place and the rightful place that should be announced.

Probably. Sounds like they have the end of this phase all planned out and set in stone.

They said that after Infinity War, the next phases wont have a Thanos like villain build up. Everything will still be connected of course, but they just wont be building up to a big event movie like infinity war.

I wonder if those plans will change though now that they have Doctor Doom and Galactus. Hopefully they use Doom similar to how they use Loki. Start him out small, but then show him progress with his powers like in the comics how he learns to use magic and all that crazy shit they got him to do.

I wouldnt be mad if they spent 5 years building up Galactus like they did Thanos though. I wonder how they would even show a fight like that on film since hes such a giant.

 

[Idiopathic Joker]

I'm guessing that IF Marvel wants to incorporate The X-Men and Fantastic 4 into The MCU, we won't know about it officially until comic con next year. Perfect place and the rightful place that should be announced.

Probably. Sounds like they have the end of this phase all planned out and set in stone.

They said that after Infinity War, the next phases wont have a Thanos like villain build up. Everything will still be connected of course, but they just wont be building up to a big event movie like infinity war.

I wonder if those plans will change though now that they have Doctor Doom and Galactus. Hopefully they use Doom similar to how they use Loki. Start him out small, but then show him progress with his powers like in the comics how he learns to use magic and all that crazy shit they got him to do.

I wouldnt be mad if they spent 5 years building up Galactus like they did Thanos though. I wonder how they would even show a fight like that on film since hes such a giant.

It would be interesting to see how Marvel does Galactus and Dr. Doom. The actor who played Doom in F4 was dope, it was just a shit story. If done right, Doom could be goat in the mcu

 

[soul rattler]

Why is everyone talking like the deal is done already?

Link?

 

[Broddie]

Why is everyone talking like the deal is done already?

Link?

It's not. Anything can happen but it's expected to be closed by the end of the year. Comcast (who owns Universal & NBC) is really trying to go as hard as Disney in those bids.

 

[infamous114]

 

[soul rattler]

I would've liked to get used to regular Jean Grey before they give us her evil Phoenix version.

Hopefully they make it make sense, but Fox hasn't been too good at this.

 

[Splackavelli]

I would've liked to get used to regular Jean Grey before they give us her evil Phoenix version.

Hopefully they make it make sense, but Fox hasn't been too good at this.

I am very skeptical after the screwed up xmen apocalypse

 

[soul rattler]

I don't think Apocolypse was as bad as people say it is.

I'm gonna rent it tonight and watch it again. In many ways, it reminds me of Justice League.

 

[fortyacres]