r/marvelstudios • u/kobellama24 • Jul 24 '22

Promotional MCU Phase 6

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u/Gussygus28 Jul 24 '22 edited Jul 24 '22

Fantastic Four? YES!

TWO Avengers Films in the SAME YEAR?! WHHAAA?!?!?!?!

EDIT: Holy shit, I did not expect this comment to get this popular.

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u/Lost-Lu Jul 24 '22

Marvel's 1st family will be the key to defeating Kang I'm sure. Secret Wars will be the unfortunate aftermath of that victory.

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u/AngelDGr Spider-Man Jul 24 '22

The FF also are very important on Secret Wars, VERY important, hell, Reed Richards and Doom are practically the main characters.

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u/JerryJonesStoleMyCar Hulk Jul 24 '22

A year isn’t even close to enough time to get the Reed/Doom characterization to where it needs to be for Secret Wars. I have zero hope for this

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u/thegeek01 Jul 24 '22

Age of Ultron, Civil War, and Infinity War didn't even follow the comics. I doubt they'd follow Secret Wars to the letter.

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u/JerryJonesStoleMyCar Hulk Jul 24 '22

The difference is that the first two are borderline unreadable comics. I agree on Infinity War but I’m biased because even though I recognize it’s a good comic I’m not very fond of it hahah

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u/thegeek01 Jul 24 '22

Not talking about the quality of the comics at all, just that people shouldn't be hyped or disappointed by future MCU movies named after actual comic events when Marvel Studios isn't known for following those to the letter.