MCU Fan Show - Marvel Studios commentary

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Sean answers your Marvel questions!

0:23 Hector Giovanni Navarrete

Hey Sean I was just barely listening to your Shanlian on Batman guest appearance episode in which y’all discuss the 10 year anniversary of TDK. First of all that episode was great! TDK has a special place in my heart because it’s the film that made me fall in love with “geek”/pop culture! After that film and in anticipation of TDKR is where I found MMM and you, amongst other podcast about similar topics. So I wasn’t around for the build up to TDK and wasn’t a part of the ARG for that film. So that episode was a great chronicle of events leading up to that film, thank you! My questions are:

1. Why do you think no other Superhero/Comic book film has not done an ARG similar to TDK? I know TDKR did one but it doesn’t sound like it was on the level it was for TDK. 

06:51 Hector Giovanni Navarrete
2. I know you mention in that episode that no other ARG was as big or as detailed as TDK’s. While I agree it’s one of the most popular ones out there, the only one that, to me, can truly rival that one is the 1st Cloverfield movies’ ARG. I wasn’t really following this stuff at that time, but it seems like that one was also as big and detailed. It seems that this film’s ARG wasn’t as popular/well known as TDK’s. I know that the Cloverfield fan group is a “cult” fandom (not in a bad way, just in regards to size). I love the Cloverfield franchise, was let down by Cloverfield Paradox but the first 2 were great! What’s your opinion on them? I think you’ve mentioned before that you liked the 1st one directed by Matt Reeves.

08:03 Hector Giovanni Navarrete
3. Lastly I feel like Nolan was also starting a type of trend in superhero cinema of having a villain prologue before jumping into the crux of the stories (examples: TDK & TDKR). I know some superhero films have done a sort of prologue of sorts, although not necessarily of villains per say more like about main characters/parents (examples Ant-Man & The Wasp, ASM 1). Although Civil War did have a good short one about Winter Soldier and Tony’s parents. Do you like when there are prologues to movies, more specifically to superhero movies, and why do you think they can be effective? Also do you like when they are integral to the story or just sort of add some context to the bigger story? Would you like more films in the genre to do more prologues?

10:30 Derek Beebe

What do you think was the best year of multiple Marvel movie releases?  I think it's 2018; Black Panther, Infinity War, and Ant-Man Wasp were all excellent!  

11:47 Derek Beebe
What year do you think had the biggest quality gap between movies?  My pick is 2016.  I really loved Civil War, but I thought Doctor Strange was merely good.

12:32 Derek Beebe

What are the best Marvel movies to get in 4K?

13:45 Derek Beebe

I've been reading the Abnett/Lanning run of cosmic comics from Annihilation to Conquest to War of Kings to the Thanos Imperative.  What was your favorite storyline of these?

15:12 Phillip Castro

Hey Sean, great job on the content as always! I apologize if this has already been touched on but I wanted to ask your thoughts on whether or not you can see Ghost possibly playing a significant role in Endgame beyond rescuing Scott from the Quantum Realm?

16:23 Alex

Why do you think Video game related movies don't work as movies as well as comic book/novel adaptations? And can you ever see a good and successful  video game movie ever being made? 

20:17 Woo S! Kim

I used to purchase the Marvel Collector Corps from Funko for my little sisters and they love them.  Although, I feel since Funko partnered with Amazon starting with the Deadpool 2 Collector Corps box the quality of the exclusive items has gone down, this is the main reason I don’t purchase them any longer, I believe in giving the people I love great gifts.  Do you still get the Marvel Collector Corps boxes and if you have, what are your thoughts on the boxes in the last six months or so?

22:35 Woo S! Kim

Sean is it true in one version of the Six-One-Six Marvel Universe that The Eternals were responsible for the creation of Mutants and would you like to be the explanation of how Mutants are in the MCU, why or why not?

24:17 Woo S! Kim

This is going to be a tough question, but I wanted your point of view, Sean.  Of the three MCU characters that have had trilogies Thor, Captain America, and Iron Man who do you think have had the most compelling transformative arcs that you have enjoyed the most and why, this includes things we’ve seen in team-ups.

25:27 Alex Ward

Do you think Black Widow will have a male or female villain? While I want the villain to be a woman so we can have more representation in the MCU, I also think she deserves to go up against a prestige mainstream villain like Taskmaster. What are some female villains you'd like to see in the Black Widow movie, or possibly gender-bent male villains?

27:10 Michael Louis Weaselboy

Hey Sean how do you think they will do Deadpool 3?? Ryan Reynolds said it would be very different, do you think they will incorporate the previous two into the MCU as is or make it a pocket universe? I know it might confuse the audience but we will see. Also when do you think they will release it?

29:45 Jordan Bentley

Hey Sean! Assuming that we lose certain Avengers in Endgame, be it to retirement or deaths, do you think we will get characters like Riri who will pick up the mantle, or will they just let those characters rest for a while?

33:03 Alex

Who’s  your top choices for Johnny Storm? I like the idea of Lucas Hedges(who’s the same age as Tom Holland) or  Dacre Montgomery who I liked a lot in Stranger Things season 2. And out of these two suggestions that I have given  which actor out of these two do you think would suit the role more over the other?

34:39 Alex

I know he’s recently been rumored for the Caped Crusader but do you think Richard Madden would be a good fit for everybody’s favorite Elastic genius Dr. Reed Richards?  I think Madden is a good actor based off what I’ve seen of him in the Netflix The Bodyguard and I feel Mr. Madden has a strong resemblance to the original Jack Kirby rendition of Reed from the comics.

35:44 Alex

Sean,  you are quite familiar with my paranoia/worry about certain markets like China blocking the deal but now I have a  big  concern that Brazil might potentially be the roadblock that might prevent the deal from becoming a reality. Apparently Iger recently  had a meeting with Brazilian regulators in order to explain the value of the deal and it ended without any agreement being reached. How do you see this playing out, Sean?  The fact that Iger has to go over to Brazil to meet with regulators tells me that Brazil might be the hardest market to acquire approval in.

39:23 Alex

Do you think the X-Men  coming into the MCU could potentially impede the creativity of the MCU? What  I mean creativity is I’m talking about Marvel’s willingness to make big brands out of properties that were previously considered obscure or not bankable. It’s obvious that if Marvel had X-Men from the start then stuff like Guardians Of The Galaxy would not happen.  Sean, can you eventually see a point in which Marvel will eventually stop making movies about lesser known characters and be strictly be in the Mutant-business or do you still foresee Marvel still making movies around more obscure properties like Eternals and Guardians Of The Galaxy.  I must admit as much as I like the idea of the merry Mutants coming home I still have a worry that Marvel could end up relying on them too much like Warners relied on Batman and Superman until now. 

43:02 Alex Ward

We have not seen many villains make major comebacks in the MCU aside from Loki, Thanos, and maybe one or two more that I'm totally blanking on for some reason. That being said, what existing villains would you like to see come back in a big way? I think Red Skull would be a great character to make a full comeback (yes he cameo'd in Infinity War but that doesn't count), maybe in the Falcon/Bucky series or if the Cap movies continue.

Similarly, when villains do return, there has to be a twist of some sort, or maybe just some kind of change from their first appearance. For example, Loki had the backing of the Chitauri. What do you think will be different about the Avengers' rematch with Thanos? Do you think maybe there's another villain?

49:24 Alex Ward

Do you think the WB streaming service will absorb the DCU service?

54:43 Jerry Kowalski

I managed to get my Disney/Marvel Studios 1st 10yrs AIW hat, and just received the Iron Man one, do u know if there will be others? Also if & when Marvel does do their version of The X-Men, why don't they sit on Wolverine a bit, and focus on the core/og members such as Jean,Iceman,maybe Beast, Prof.X and of course Scott, and finally give scott his due and perhaps push him to the forefront of the new X series?

57:49 Mookie Johnson

Is it plausible the Infinity war shot with the heros running to the camera that wasn't in the movie was actually footage from Avengers: Endgame or was it just shot for the trailer?

59:24 Mookie Johnson

I love the Red Skull's appearance in Infinity War, but it makes no sense to me. Ever since I first saw it, it has felt forced. Why would it send him to the soul stone?  Even if I accept the explanation at face value, it means the Space stone  decided he was unworthy and then sent him to the Soul Stone as punishment.... So I guess the Space stone was thinking if he spends time with the soul stone he'd grow past his greed and lust for power. What are your thoughts on this?

1:04:25 Alex

Jeph Loeb recently commented on the pending Disney/Fox acquisition  and expressed enthusiasm  over the prospects of Marvel having the Merry Mutants and The First Family all under one roof and it got me thinking what effects can you see the Disney merger having on the the future seasons of the  remaining non-netflix,  Marvel shows  produced by the television division like  Agents Of Shield and the Runaways. Could we possibly see mutants in those shows and all future non-Netflix Marvel shows eventually or do you think the mutants will only be relegated to only Marvel Studio's productions like the movies and the Disney Streaming Service shows?

1:08:56 Alex Ward

Avengers: Endgame Spoiler question

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Sean answers your Marvel questions!

0:22 Alex

Sean, would you be fine with Liam Neeson cast in an MCU film  after the offensive admission he made  this past week? Can you see past this given that it was very long time ago and Neeson has likely changed. After all, Neeson stated in the interview he sought help  and never actually did act out his  thoughts.  Or do you think Neeson should never work on any MCU film or any other film again. To those not in the know allow me to provide context: Neeson recently revealed in an interview that after his lady friend was sexually violated by a black person  out of rage he used to go around looking for a random black person with a cosh or club. As a black person, I’m deeply disturbed at what  Neeson confessed,  and frankly  I can never look at the man or his work the same way. It’s heartbreaking to me as Neeson is one of favorite actors and I feel he’s outed himself as a bigot. That being said, I do believe in forgiveness and second chances but the revelation that Neeson attempted to kill black people is shocking. As a black man, if a white man raped my friend I know for a fact I wouldn’t try to seek to blame on an entire race  of people and start hunting random white people to kill. 

8:36 Alex

If you were to fancast Rami Malek in the MCU who would you cast as? For me, I think Malek would make for an interesting Silver Surfer.

9:35 Alex

What’s your personal theory as to why Mutants soon-to-be in the MCU like Professor X and  Wolverine have largely been uninvolved with the world-ending events such as the Chiaturi Invasion, Ultron, and of course the Mad Titan himself. In my mind, Professor X  and Wolverine doesn’t feel need to involve himself in such affairs and risk exposing  themselves  as a Mutants.  I think Logan by the time  of  Infinity  War is still working for the Canadian government and Xavier is probably traveling around the world looking looking for other Mutants to take under his tutelage.

13:38 Alex

Do you think Fox should’ve stopped doing the period piece thing after ‘Days Of Future Past’. I feel by the time Apocalypse came out I felt the decision to make the main X-Men movies period pieces amounted to really nothing outside some fun Easter eggs  to the era they were set in. Apparently Dark Phoenix takes place a decade after the events of Apocalypse which is just an absurd time jump since hardly a lot of the X-Men really don’t look like they’ve aged a day during that massive jump in time.  Also do you think MCU X-Men will be a modern day film?

15:25 Woo S! Kim

I have no real passionate preference for this, I was wondering if you do or do not.  Should the final battle with Thanos in “Avengers: End Game” take place in Space or somewhere on Earth, me personally, we have seen three Avengers battles end on Earth, I wouldn’t mind if “Avengers: End Game” ended in Space, but this isn’t a deal breaker for me, how about you Sean?

16:22 Woo S! Kim

There has been a lot of talk about recasting Wolverine if and when Mutants are brought into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, do you think that casting an unknown for Wolverine is the best bet? Related to this, Sean I know you have said in the past that a 6 foot and under in height Wolverine isn’t that much of a deal breaker to you as it was in the past but to me, I think Logan’s height is a significant character trait because it is always a feature he gets mocked and underestimated about and honestly it’s something I related to being Korean and 5’2, my point to all of this do you think it is a missed opportunity by Sarah Finn to not look at shorter in height performers for this role, why or why not?

19:19 Woo S! Kim

Sean what is your point of view on Shawarma, I have never had it, but if you ever ate Shawarma did you enjoy it?

19:34 Dylan Brodie

Hey Sean! When it comes to valkyrie, is that her name because she is the last one left or does she have an actual name?

20:21 Ben

Hey Sean! I find myself agreeing with you and Paul about Marvel villains being underrated. When the movie world starts doing their “top villains of the decade” lists I’m sure many will feature Vulture, Killmonger, Loki, Thanos, and Hydra. The Skulls and Mysterio might be contenders after next year. When do you think all of the “Marvel villain problem” talk will stop, and what are some of your favorite movie villains of the decade?

27:08 Kerry Vanderberg

Do you like cats, or do you just like saying the word “flerken”? (Or perhaps both?)

27:35 Kerry Vanderberg

Have you thought about any kind of Patreon meet-and-greet event? Obviously we are all spread out across the world, but if anyone is going to WonderCon or San Diego Comic-Con, would you be open to doing a Patreon meet-up for either of those events? I plan on being at Comic-Con again this summer, and am debating on going to WonderCon this year. It would be fun not only to interact with you, but also meet some of the other patrons who might be attending such events. Hope you are doing well Sean, and have a wonderful weekend!

30:07 David Rosen

Hey Sean and Friends, Hope everyone had a good week! As we are now one month out from the Captain Marvel premiere, I feel like I’ve noticed a slight change in how Marvel Studios is presenting the movie. While the first two trailers were paired with symphonic/dramatic soundtracks, ever since the special look we got back in January, and along with the super bowl spot and succeeding tv spots, they seem to have shifted away from that tone, and have moved towards using music with more of a rock and roll feel. Given some of the (perhaps unfounded) criticism around the perceived notion that Brie Larson and hence the movie, were looking too serious (which I personally don’t agree with, but we have to acknowledge that those feelings were/are out there), do you think this change in music and feel was an intentional shift to try and present the movie in a lighter tone? While it would be wrong to say that the initial marketing may have misjudged how people would accept the movie with a darker/more dramatic feel to it, the Disney/Marvel Studios marketing team are very smart, and I can’t help but feel like there was an intentional course correction in the marketing and how they are now presenting the movie. I personally believe in the power that music has to dictate a movie’s tone, and I can’t help but feel that with the change in music behind these promos and tv spots, the movie has taken on a lighter tone and is looking a lot more “fun” that how it was initially presented in those first two trailers Do you agree with any of this?

35:38 David Rosen
Assuming that Goose is more than just a cat and is in fact a Flerken, in a world where we get to make a Disney+ limited series about any pair of characters, how would you feel about a Goose and Cosmo limited series? And maybe just for fun we can throw in Howard the Duck cameo as well…

37:43 Mookie Johnson

What do think happens the next "Ant-man movie gets titled?
-maybe Ant-man and The Wasp 2? Then it could a word play on the fact that there are now 2 living Ant-men and 2 living Wasps.
-maybe Ant-man, Wasp and Stature? Just to continue "growing" the franchise and add Cassie to action.
- or maybe Ant-man 3 to show general audiences that its the end of that trilogy.
Those are my thoughts,  but I'd love to hear yours.

38:39 Jeremy Eden

I've got a HOT take for everyone, and I accept the flack that I may receive for what I'm about to say...I don't mind most of the changes that have been made to the original Star Wars trilogy over the years.  Apart from the "Han shot first" controversy, I'm not offended by any choices George Lucas made.  Replacing Clive Revill with Ian McDiarmid?  Makes sense to me.  Digital Yoda in Phantom Menace?  Cool, that puppet always looked shoddy anyway. I know I'm in the vast minority on this.

In fact, I'm sure I already know the answer to this question, but I'll ask anyway: If we were to receive a huge 4K box set of the first 10 years of the MCU, and if Kevin Feige authorized (and the respective directors of each movie signed off on) alterations to some of the previous movies, how would you feel?

I'll give you some specific examples to react to: Josh Brolin replacing the original Thanos from the post credits scene in The Avengers, altering the look of Thanos in Guardians of the Galaxy to more closely match his look in Infinity War, replacing the "8 Years Later" title card from Spider-man: Homecoming with "6 Years Later", general background changes, and finally, let's just go nuts and say they COMPLETELY RESHOOT The Incredible Hulk with Mark Ruffalo.  

Again, in this fictitious universe where people like terrible choices, Kevin Feige and the filmmakers have signed off and agreed that these changes should be made.

How would you feel?

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Sean answers your Marvel questions!

0:30 Brett Heier

What are your top three favorite marvel cinematic universe characters? What are your top three marvel comics characters?Also, have you seen sorry for your loss? It’s Elisabeth Olsen’s show and it’s really good.

3:03 Woo S! Kim

No matter what the results are and what the fallout of “Avengers: End Game” the Marvel Cinematic Universe will be very different regardless of who lives and who dies.  Even without Fantastic Four and X-Men potentially coming home the MCU by the end of this year hopefully; the MCU isn’t going to look the same nor is it going to feel the same as the universe that began in 2008. Lastly, I think coincidentally this is the best time for Marvel’s First Family and Mutants to be introduced to further the point that the MCU that hardcore geeks and casual audiences knew after Thanos won’t entirely remain, what say you, Sean?

6:54 Woo S! Kim

I mentioned on an earlier Q&A a few weeks back how Marvel is reintroducing the Fantastic Four in a comics standpoint, could Marvel Television and or FOX quietly ending/wrapping up “The Gifted” and “Legion” just be both companies readying themselves for the merger because to be fair much like the Netflix series and the Hulu, they take place in the MCU but adjacently and from what I hear these FOX Marvel shows are kind the same when it comes to X-Men so whether the merger goes through or not creatively these FOX Marvel shows could conceivably go a couple more seasons, what are your thoughts Sean?

9:20 Woo S! Kim

Sean may you please take a moment and explain what the differences are between IMAX with laser and IMAX without laser?

12:45 Mookie Johnson

In your opinion, did the Avengers Superbowl trailer end with Cap grabbing his old shield, the new shield referenced in Homecoming, or a new shield forged in Wakanda since they have plenty of vibranium to remake his shield?

14:40 Derek Beebe

Did you see Glass, and if so, what did you think of it?  Particularly the third act.    (He said vaguely, to avoid spoiling anyone).

14:48 Derek Beebe

When the Disney/Fox deal is finally a done deal, will you and Paul grace us with an episode about Fant-Four-Stick?

16:53 Derek Beebe

What did you think the FOX TV movies of Generation X (1996) and Nick Fury (1998)? 

17:27 Derek Beebe

Are you watching The Gifted?  I'm afraid it never grabbed me and I dropped it after the first season.

18:05 Robert Reineke

Sean, would you care to play Vegas oddsmaker? Please provide a percentage chance of winning for the following Oscar contenders. Avengers: Infinity War to win Best Visual Effects. Black Panther to win Best Production Design. Black Panther to win Best Sound Editing. Black Panther to win Best Sound Mixing. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse to win Best Animated Feature. Black Panther to win Best Original Score. All the Stars from Black Panther to win Best Original Score. Black Panther to win Best Costume Design. And, Black Panther to win Best Picture.

32:07 Alex Ward

This is a tricky one, but aside from what we've already seen, what are five moments you think are most likely to happen in Endgame? Professor Hulk, Cap dying, etc. (And feel free to tiptoe around things you're more knowledgeable about due to leaks)

38:54 Alex Ward

Are you a fan of Yorgos Lanthimos at all? If so, do you think there's any place for him in the MCU? Maybe a super awkward Fantastic Four movie?

39:22 Alex

What do you think of  the recent casting of Harry Lloyd as Charles Xavier for the last season of Legion? Do  you think its kind of strange to have two  live-action versions of the same iconic  character for television and film existing concurrently with each  other? Last time  I can recall this being a thing was the case with Smallvile and Superman Returns where Brandon Routh was playing the Last Son Of Krypton on film at the same time Tom Welling was playing a different version on television.  Its kind of odd to  me. especially considering both the third season of Legion and Dark Phoenix come out this year in June. prior to this news, I was under the  impression there was an X -embargo(similar to the Bat-embargo) which prohibited the use of A-list X-men characters like Wolverine for the television show but now with the casting of the third live-action Professor X before even the MCU has had the chance to  touch the character I wonder what happened behind-the-scenes.

41:12 Nolan Wilde

Hi Sean. I’d been considering this and the TV spot may have confirmed it but I’m not sure the World knows the whole story of the snap. The events of Infinity War happened very quickly and it didn’t seem the Avengers informed anyone what was happening.
Do you think there will be consequences as this is partly why the Sokovia accords were brought in and if the World finds out that the Avengers chose to act alone maybe it’s possible they have been outcast?

44:22 Mookie Johnson

If the Doctor Strange movie with Nightmare does well, do you think that creates an opportunity for Blade to return to the big screen?

45:11 David Rosen

Hey Sean and Friends, hope all is well! Do you think that End Game will set up any of the Disney+ limited series? Do you think the movie will make it clear that some of the characters’ stories will continue on? Also on the subject of the limited series, I believe I read just today (Tuesday) that Chris Evans might be getting a chance to sit in the director’s chair for one or several limited series episodes. My first guess was that it would most likely be for the Sam and Bucky series. Perhaps maybe this is what was meant by one of the Russo bros when he “We haven’t seen the last of Chris Evans.” What do you think about this news/rumor and what do you director Chris Evans could bring to an episode of the “Sam and Bucky Show” that maybe other directors couldn’t?

48:23 David Rosen

Hey Sean, You did a great job with the shot by shot breakdown of the End Game superbowl spot! You talked a lot about the imagine, but didn’t really say anything about the voiceover from Cap. What does his line, “Some people move on. But not us.” tell you about his/the team’s mentality in this movie? What do you think “moving on” is referring to? The fact that hat they lost the battle with Thanos? That their loved ones are gone? That they’re in a “new world”? Something else? Do you see this line as proof that the Avengers are likely going to be the aggressors in this movie?

50:48 David Rosen

I think I had a little bit of a different interpretation about the shot of Liberty Island and all the boats around it, than I think you did. What I gathered was that with half the population (and perhaps more from collateral damage) gone, society in New York likely broke down and is in a state of anarchy and chaos and a number of people decided to “move” to Liberty Island and take refuge there, away from some of the chaos that might be occurring in the city. What do you think about this? Is that shot meant to suggest more than just what we are shown, that perhaps society is in a state of complete disarray, or just that a large number of boats, without captains, managed to float and get stuck at the island?

53:02 Jeremy Eden

A couple Christmases ago, my brother got me a copy of Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, which I really enjoyed.  It was a fun mashup of two universes I've always loved.  We've seen some other strange universe crossovers in comic books before (JLA/Power Rangers, X-Men/Star Trek, DC/Looney Tunes, etc.)  Apart from a straight up MCU/DC crossover, which bizarre universe mashup (either real or one you make up) would you like to see make its way into the MCU, keeping in mind that nobody is REALLY asking for these to happen?

54:38 David Rosen

So I realized after rewatching the first End Game trailer that the Avengers compound seems to be lying right flush on a large body of water. As far as I know, aside from maybe a few lakes and the Hudson River, upstate New York doesn’t really have any large bodies of water. I went back to watch the “training” scene in Antman, where they show the overhead exterior shot of the compound, and it didn’t seem like the compound was sitting on any large body of water, and actually also looked entirely different from the one in the End Game trailer. I know that sometimes designs change between movies, but this seemed like a pretty big change. Ever since the first trailer premiered, one of the thoughts I had regarding Scott was that after getting out of the quantum realm, being in San Francisco, he would have had to then make a cross country drive in his van to the Avengers compound, perhaps even knot fully knowing where it is. But a west coast compound that is public knowledge might alleviate this problem. Do you think this might actually be a different Avengers compound that we’re being shown in the trailer, perhaps one on the West Coast, setting up a West Coast Avengers?

57:33 Seth Goslin

Sean, with the upcoming Black Widow film taking place before Avengers, would you like it to take place before she joined SHIELD or after? Would you prefer it to expand on an event previously referenced like Budapest or when Clint spared her or her encounter with the Winter Soldier, or would you like it to be outside of any previous references?

59:37 David Rosen

Hey Sean, I just saw the article you posted about the failed pilot order for a Marvel Television all female TV series.   This was the first I heard about this, but did you hear about this previously? Do you think this was the attempt at doing something with an all female cast that we've kept hearing and speculating about? If not, what do you think this non-order means, if anything, for future prospects of getting any kind of all female production?

1:03:24 Alex

In addition to confirming once again that subsequent Deadpool films will retain the R-rating Bob Iger pointed out that other Disney  films may potentially  carry the R-rating in the future.  This tidbit of information got my little noggin thinking: do you think Marvel will eventually do a R-rated film besides The-Merc-With-The-Mouth or do you think they’ll only strictly do PG-13 films with Deadpool being the lone exception to the rule? And keep up the good work,  man. You’re doing a darn fine job.

1:09:19 Michael Louis Weaselboy

Hey Sean I was just wondering who do you think will be the villain for Spiderman 3? And when do you think it will be released?

1:12:18 Alex

We know that Star Wars exists in the MCU as a fictional property within the universe but how does nobody ever point out Nick Fury’s uncanny resemblance to Mace Windu— who like Fury is played by Samuel motherf’ing Jackson? Does that mean only the original trilogy and sequel trilogy exist and the prequels never got made in the MCU  or do you think like our world the Star Wars prequels do in fact exist and maybe Mace Windu is just played by a different actor in the MCU?  Forgive me if you’ve received this type of question before but it just dawned on me.

1:14:03 Daniel Davila

Hey Sean I know I’m right on the deadline for this so I’ll keep it short and sweet.  Do you think the living tribunal, eternity, galactus, etc. can be major players in the mcu?  Do you think they translate well to the big screen?  Love your show thanks again!

1:15:53 Brian White

Hi Sean. I would like you to expand your thoughts and comments on the idea of a Young Avengers or Champions movie. As any of us long time comic readers know, the movies have taken their liberties even while giving homage to the original material and this has mostly been successful. But so far we've seen titles and characters that came from the comics even if they were presented uniquely. Your comments about how MCU Peter Parker and Shuri can form the Young Avengers or Champions , both being characters that have never been part of either suggests to me that the MCU can create original characters and teams. In Iron Man 3, Tony gifted his sidekick Harley Keener with a lot of tech. He could show up in his own version of Iron Man armor and join up too - maybe he's the Sam Alexander you've been foreseeing. Do you foresee the MCU originating characters? No doubt the comics will copy them if it does. Thanks!

1:18:39 Christoffer

Can you recommend some books about Marvel – the MCU in particular – and comic book history in general?

1:20:18 Alex

Avengers: Endgame spoiler question

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