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Fantastic Four Actor Gives the Best Advice for Marvel Studios’ Reboot.

Speaking with ScreenRant, Fantastic Four actor Michael Chiklis offered his personal thoughts on what the MCU's reboot should look like, advising to stay away from a dark and brooding tone: "It’s never going to be The Dark Knight. Don’t try to make it that. Don’t expect it to be that. The Ever-Lovin’ Blue-Eyed Thing was from Brooklyn and he was a Dodgers fan. They were a sweet family and that’s the way it’s meant to be. It wasn’t meant to be hardcore and dark and brooding. Try to make it that, you will fail.”

Personally, I agree with him thanks to the last time Hollywood made a Fantastic Four movie, but what about you guys? Do you agree or disagree with his take on the future fantastic four film?

Green Goblin vs Batman

Who would win in a fight to the Death?

You know, the more I think about it, the more I believe that Jessie Eisenberg should play Arcade in the next X-Men movies. That is if they want to do a movie with the character. I mean, the obvious difference is the hair, but other than that I think that would be cool...

What do you think?

For me, it's definitely Wolverine and Deadpool.

Sony's Spider-Man Universe Just Cast It's Chameleon Villain.

Deadline revealed that White Lotus star Fred Hechinger will play the Chameleon in Sony Pictures' Kraven the Hunter, which is set for release on January 13, 2023.

Thoughts on this casting choice?

In the event of original sin besides the heroes we saw such as the Avengers & Nova (Sam Alexander) why were certain characters brung into the fold such as Winter Soldier, Gamora, Moon Knight, The Thing, Doctor Strange, Emma Frost, Ant-Man (Scott Lang), Black Panther, The Punisher, and Daredevil. We know that Nick Fury Sr. brung them in hope of replacing him but were we ever given a reason or do you guys have any assumptions in why they were chosen.

Spider-Man: No Way Home Writer Responds to Peter Parker Memory Confusion.

In an interview with IGN during their Fan Fest, 2022 event, Spider-Man: No Way Home writers Erik Sommers and Chris McKenna were asked about a key plot hole presented by the film’s ending: what happened to the physical evidence of Peter Parker after Strange's memory loss spell?

McKenna states: "We talked about that a lot… and we can't divulge much, but just know we talked about it a lot and there were conversations about it. And I will say answering those questions by the end of the movie, felt like it would be almost too much to have to explain that, in this movie. So I would hope that it's one of those details that I feel would've been a bridge too far for us to have to explain in this movie. But we have thoughts and answers."

Sommers said that they “deliberated a lot,” but in the end, “it would just detract from the emotion of it” as the film came to a close:

"We deliberated a lot… is it going to be like a Back to the Future kind of thing? Or are people going to be disappearing from photos? Are physical objects going to be disappearing? All these things. And like Chris said, ultimately, we decided that it would take so much time and real estate in the movie to explain all of that. It would just detract from the emotion of it."

Do you guys agree with the writer's decision, or you would rather have the writing team explain the spell in further detail?

Black Widow vs Mystique

Who Would Win in a fight to the death?

Ryan Reynolds Swears Deadpool Isn't in Doctor Strange 2

Speculation surrounding Deadpool making his Marvel Cinematic Universe debut in Multiverse of Madness began when an eagle-eyed fan spotted what appeared to be Deadpool's reflection in a glass shard featured on a recent poster for the upcoming sequel. Reynolds denied speculation about his character's involvement in Multiverse of Madness, according to Variety. "I'm really not in the movie," Reynolds said in response to the rumors. The actor double-downed on his statement when pushed, adding, "I’m promising, I’m not in the movie." I personally don't buy this and at least to me, it seems like Ryan Reynolds is playing the famous "I'm not the werewolf" game that Andrew Garfield was playing in Spider-Man: No Way Home, especially since Deadpool co-creator Rob Liefeld has hinted that much of the leaked information about Multiverse of Madness is probably legitimate. "They are testing the shit out of this movie," Liefeld said during an interview earlier this month. "The thing is, they're testing, it's all getting out." Liefeld related the leaks to what he experienced during test screenings of the Deadpool movies, going to explain, "We're all hitting those hashtags and we're like, 'Oh crap! They're showing this. People are seeing this.' I think it's safe to say some of the stuff, you just said that's out there, it's happening," Liefeld said. "It's in, it's been seen." But what do you guys think about all this? Do you think that Ryan is telling the truth or thanks to the recent poster, we have confirmation that Deadpool is indeed in this movie?

Infinity Gauntlet

X-Men: The Dark Phoenix Saga

Amazing Spider-Man: The Night Gwen Stacy Died

Civil War (2006)

X-Men: Age of Apocalypse

Secret Wars (Original)

Fantastic Four: The Coming of Galactus

X-Men: Days of Future Past

And Annihilation

If you haven't seen one of these comics, just type "Haven't read" when you rank them.

An officially-licensed Disney magazine has teased Howard the Duck's potential role in the She-Hulk Disney+ series.

A Twitter user shared an image of a clipping from Picsou Magazine, an officially licensed Disney magazine that's published in France and highlights Scrooge McDuck's character. A piece of the latest issue teased that Seth Green's Howard the Duck may be set to appear in Marvel Studios' upcoming She-Hulk show coming to Disney+ this year.

(This description has been roughly translated from French): "A webbed future? Howard the Duck seems to be part of Marvel's plans again: in the What If...? series, he got married to Darcy Lewis...Does the duck, elected in 2009 as one of the strangest characters in the Marvel team by "Time" magazine, have a promising bright future? In any case, the She-Hulk series, which lands this year on Disney +, could reserve some "what the duck" surprises! This should delight lovers of this turbulent duck, determined to do as he pleases."

While the magazine didn't provide any details on how big the character's role will be, the web-footed hero was teased to be "part of Marvel's plans again" for She-Hulk. As wild as this news may seem, She-Hulk does have some interesting history with Howard the Duck in Marvel Comics' extensive history. The two were seen together as early as the 1980s in titles like Sensational She-Hulk #14, Howard has taken on a different role in more recent runs from the 21st century. Namely, he's been known to take on jobs as a private investigator, where he and Jennifer Walters would often cross each other's paths, although they usually weren't on the same side of the law. How could this translate to the MCU? Let me know your thoughts on this...