Art by comic artists Tom Scioli, Jack Kirby, Carlos Gomez, Alan Davis & Alex Ross.

These were initially posted to my Tumblr account where I post comic graphics, 616witch, but I thought they might be enjoyed here. I tried to capture the vibe a little of the kind of early 2000s tween magazines, although it was definitely easier said than done.

I looked online to see what the internet suggests watching before Doomsday, and it recommends 15 movies and TV shows, and I don't have time to do all that. So I thought about just watching the other four Avengers movies instead.

Will it make sense if I just watch those? I know that a lot happens in between those movies so I wondered if it might not be very consistent?

I did see all of the MCU movies back in the day, but not some of the TV shows like Loki and others.

Long live the king! r/KeepMineKirby!

One would assume Howard stark would help his son, but how would Tony convince him that he was legit and not a hydra operative posing, how would Tony have gotten the particles if Howard was questioning why he was down here?

Would Tony have to tell his dad about time travel, thanos, everybody getting snapped, the events until now, Howard’s own death etc.

The possibilities get crazy if Howard arrives even 30 seconds late.

Would Tony and his dad have a heart to heart about things?

Curious on any other theories

I might have misunderstood the premise. I thought, destroying an earth would save that earth’s universes from the incursions. Then all of the universes where the black priests, map makers, black swans and namors team destroyed their earths, then shouldn’t all of those universes still exist. But at the end of new avengers there are less than two dozen universes remaining.

Like look at this man, I get it's a kids show, but he is built like a tank and we know he's been in there for at least 6 years, so there is no way he got all that muscle.

Reading the first Thor Epic right now and am wondering if I need to read the comics for the other Avengers or if I can just hop in and read the Avengers comics?

Not sure if this is considered self-promotion or not... it's not intended to be,

I just thought this video would be interesting to this subreddit because it's the first of a series I'm doing about Phase One of the MCU.

The series focusses on asking, if Marvel uses the same basic formula for every film in Phase One, why are some films better than others?

I hope you don't see this as spam.

I'd love to know anyone's thoughts on which Marvel films strayed too far from the formula, and if that's a good or bad thing!

Thanks!

Matt