Kevin Feige ha confirmado que Miles Morales acabará formando parte del MCU.

"Creo que las películas de Spider-Man en acción real tienen ese destino: introducir a Miles en algún momento, una vez termine la saga de Spider-Verse."

Aunque todavía no hay una fecha para su debut, estas declaraciones dejan claro que Marvel Studios ya contempla la llegada del personaje al universo cinematográfico.

👉 ¿Cómo os gustaría que introdujeran a Miles Morales en el MCU?

Plot 1: Guile and his team are trying to bring down drug-kingpin cum warlord M Bison.

Plot 2: Bison is trying to conquer the world with genetically engineered soldiers.

Plot 3: Guile’s friend Blanka is turned into one such soldier and struggles to maintain his humanity.

Plot 4: Two conmen are recruited by Guile to infiltrate Bison’s organization after swindling Sagat, an arms dealer tied to Bison.

Plot 5: Journalist Chun-Li tries to assassinate Bison to get revenge for her father’s murder

Plot 6: Bison’s bodyguard, Zangief, discovers that Bison has deceived him.

Plot 7: Dr Dhalsim wrestles with his own conscience over his work for Bison.

Is *Street Fighter* a good movie? Eh. But it’s a lot of fun and very quotable if you’re living your best life. ‘Doomsday’ might be a total mess that squanders every 50-year-old actor they’ve dragged into this or it might be a total mess that’s really fun to watch.

Me personally am more hyped for brand new day it just looks so good and so much love put into

Doomsday looks cool but that's all i can say for now it just looks cool🤷‍♂️

In the original novel Dracula, Count Dracula makes Paprika Hendl for Johnathan Harker while he's a "guest" in his home.

Paprika Hendl is basically the same thing as Chicken Paprikash, and in both the "guest" only discovers they're actually a hostage when they try to leave.

Also, both Vision and Dracula are things that appear human - but aren't.

It could be a coincidence, but a funny one either way.

Edit: Actually now that I think about it, if she's playing the role of Jon Harker that also works in another way because he's (one of) the ones who ultimately kills Dracula, but thats a stretch.

I mean both of them are created for the show until they got into comics however how would you feel if Norman had his own mercy or harley quinn like female assistant? I Mena Norman is the combination between Joker and Luthor

The series is A M A Z I N G

It’s easily one of the best marvel shows but before I give my review I have some questions

First is Jake lockely now in Marc Spector’s body? And if he is, does Marc Spector experience the same personality thing that he had with Steven grant? Like he can’t control his body if Jake lockely is the one that controls it?

Second is Steven grant now the doctor? And if he is, who was the one controlling the doctor’s body before Steven grant got control

I know most of you won’t understand shit of what I said because I said it like a 9 year old, anyways

The first episode is really great I loved the series just from the first episode and the whole series was also great

Episode 5 is honestly the best episode of the series it deserves a 10/10 in my opinion, one of the many reasons is that it reminded me of that one episode from season 4 of attack on titan where zeke and eren went back in time to see Eren’s memories, that episode was fire

But idk how I feel about the credit scene, they spent the whole series building Steven grant’s character just to kill him off in a credit scene? Idk how I feel about that decision, now I may be wrong and they didn’t kill him they just showed us Jake lockely shooting him and he didn’t actually die, but idk.

Favoritism is inevitable when you have so many writers and so many characters, but Doctor Doom has to be the villain in Marvel who suffers the most from it. In Secret Wars, Doom is on the backfoot for most of the story until he manages to turn things his way and only barely gets his victory over the Beyonder.

Emperor Doom has him successfully take over the world, but the Avengers actually come inches away from stopping it and they start to free themselves through factors he didn't anticipate, because he can't think of everything.

Triumph & Torment has Doom anticipate Mephisto backstabbing him when he cuts a deal; however, even with Doctor Strange's help, Mephisto is too powerful, and Doctor Doom only succeeds in his plan to free his mother's soul thanks to some quick thinking from Strange.

However, more modern stories have Doom stealing powers willy nilly, I have seen one where he easily traps Galactus like an animal and uses him as a battery (Galactus being disrespected isn't limited to this story but recall previously, Doom once needed a Cosmic Cube to pull this off). And there is the mostly good Doomwar story where Doctor Doom proclaims his motivation is that the only timeline where humanity survives is under his rule with even Bast recognizing it, something that flies in the face of a key part of Doom's character being his pettiness. If you haven't read Emperor Doom (and there is no reason not to, it's an easy story to pick up), Doom allows the Avengers to overthrow him because he got bored having no enemies.

What are some other bad cases of Doom being Marvel's BatGod?

I can't wait for the scene where steve rogers says "you may be doom, but I AM STEVE"

Let's be real, a lot of heroes and villains could use a name change. But before you go saying Spider-Man and Doc Ock and Mr Fantastic and Dr Doom, what I mean is the character should have a name that reflects who they are as people, how they want to be perceived.

For me at least "The Thing" doesn't work that well because the origin behind it (Sue saying Ben looked like "some kind of horrible Thing"). I've heard the reason Ben is called the Thing is to accentuate that he feels less human compared to HUMAN Torch, Invisible WOMAN and MR Fantastic. In that case something like Cobblestone could work just as well.

Then there's cases where it can just be a little cooler. For example Night Man is just too generic for this guy, so I renamed him Witching Hour. It ties to his powers, has deeper meaning and more original that the overused prefix 'night.' However a name like Spider-Man fits because it's short, punchy and dramatic.

See where I'm going with this?

Obviously MCU, they're kinda one and the same. Carol Danvers is science, while Thor is magic. Which is Doom?

I heard so much about Cyclops' eyes are a portal to a dimension with energy. Then I read somewhere yesterday it was changed. It said in the early 80s, that was his powers, but it was changed later in the late 80s or 90s.

What is his powers? Does he have eye beams? Does it come form his body? Was anything changed?

So here’s an idea to get Hobgoblin into the MCU. Now that they don’t know Peter is Spider-Man. Have a Fashion Designer (Roderick Kingsley) of seen Green Goblin on TV from “Far From Home” get inspired by Green Goblin. Create a Costume and find what’s left of Green Goblins gear “Glider, and Pumpkin Bombs” and have him eventually Kidnap Ned and frame him as the Hobgoblin since he has Magic ancestry. And that brings Peter into it because he wouldn’t believe Ned would go evil.

Even if his regenerative factor was severely lacking from old age and p extremely slowed, I still believe that he would have eventually over a long period of time regenerated instead of his body rotting away.

the reactions online seem more mixed than what i would of thought.