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Burn wrote:Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special has dropped on D+.

The big take from it is Go-Bots are officially canon in the MCU (and are responsible for the death of Drax's cousin) plus Batman/Bruce Wayne are also mentioned.

AllNewSuperRobot wrote:There seems to be a sense of finality to this film. Even just from the trailer. I wouldn't be surprised if the after credits scene simply debuts Marvel's best space character to fill the void...

Rodimus Prime wrote:You think he's the best? Based on what qualifications? Marvel has a lot of good space characters. That guy's boss, for example.

And who is considered a "space character?" Someone who spends the majority of her/his time there? What about someone who came from another planet but spends a lot of time on Earth?

Rodimus Prime wrote:It's not about obscurity. I was asking what makes him "the best" to you? You threw that out there like it's a consensus among Marvel fans that he is, as opposed to it being your opinion.

AllNewSuperRobot wrote:

Rodimus Prime wrote:It's not about obscurity. I was asking what makes him "the best" to you? You threw that out there like it's a consensus among Marvel fans that he is, as opposed to it being your opinion.

No, that's just how you weirdly chose to read it. There was no generalising prefix to anything I said.

I'm not one of those self-conceited types that think I speak for anyone but myself.

The argument for changing Magneto’s ethnic and cultural background in order to make his experiences/perspective more “modern” is just wrong. That idea treats anti-semitism like a solved problem when it absolutely is not. All anti-semitism did not end when WWII did. Magneto bears relevance to this day, and there are plenty of ways comics have explained away his age. The MCU can certainly do the same. You cannot have Magneto without him being Jewish. You cannot have Magneto without him being a survivor.

The character’s first official foray into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Deadpool 3 is arriving in theaters on May 3, 2024, and a new sneak peek image has been shared this week.

Hugh Jackman will be back as Wolverine one more time in Deadpool 3, reprising the role he had allegedly played for the final time in Logan back in 2017.

He’s of course starring alongside Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool.

Reynolds has taken to social media to share the above first look image this morning, featuring Deadpool and Wolverine side-by-side. It’s a still from the upcoming Deadpool 3, and the most notable thing about the image is that it features Jackman fully suited up in the classic yellow/black Wolverine costume that fans have been dying to see him step inside of.

AllNewSuperRobot wrote:So has anyone else been watching Secret Invasion? The last episode dropped today and I've gotta, aside from Samuel L Jackson and Olivia Colman. This is probably the worst MCU show to date? Even She-Hulk picked up a little in the last few episodes.

D-Maximal_Primal wrote: and kinda glad I haven't, seeing as how it assassinated Rhodey's character

AllNewSuperRobot wrote:

D-Maximal_Primal wrote: and kinda glad I haven't, seeing as how it assassinated Rhodey's character

Since you haven't seen it. Without spoilers, I can confirm that isn't the case.

AllNewSuperRobot wrote:He hasn't been in the show until being rescued in the finale.

D-Maximal_Primal wrote:

AllNewSuperRobot wrote:He hasn't been in the show until being rescued in the finale.

But, the implication is that he was replaced during/immediately after the events of Civil War.

Meaning, Infinity war/Endgame Rhodey was not Rhodey, and that erases a lot of important things for him in the timeline. And makes a lot of things much more questionable.