Nickshrapnel:

Sultan5:


I remember when I 1st heard of the Iron man movie, I was like what the hell is this? Which 1 be Iron man again? Na iron he dey use beat people about na wetin.

Several years now he has become a true icon, am going to miss Iron man. Heck if they should do some magic to bring him back, I won't complain really. But then again I just might.

Nothing to do now than to look ahead and hope an even more iconic character takes the reigns. It seems captain marvel will fill that role, but as much as I like her character, I just don't feel she's the one to take the reigns. hoping Mr Fantastic does so though. As he is the perfect candidate.

Sultan5:


I remember when I 1st heard of the Iron man movie, I was like what the hell is this? Which 1 be Iron man again? Na iron he dey use beat people about na wetin.

Several years now he has become a true icon, am going to miss Iron man. Heck if they should do some magic to bring him back, I won't complain really. But then again I just might.

Nothing to do now than to look ahead and hope an even more iconic character takes the reigns. It seems captain marvel will fill that role, but as much as I like her character, I just don't feel she's the one to take the reigns. Am hoping Mr Fantastic does so though. As he is the perfect candidate.

nani667:

Coolgasman:

Despite Marvel’s success at the box office, they’ve had their hands tied behind their backs so far, in terms of the fact that until very recently, a lot of their most popular characters belonged to Fox. With Disney’s recent acquisition of the aforementioned studio though, Marvel at long last has access to characters that fans have been dying to see in the MCU for a long time now, like the Fantastic Four, X-Men, Deadpool and Silver Surfer.

Coolgasman:
The sequel to Doctor Strange was announced at the San Diego Comic-Con last weekend and we now know that Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness will be released on May 7th, 2021. Obviously, fans are pretty hyped for it, too. Not just because the snarky, powerful superhero portrayed by Benedict Cumberbatch has become a firm favorite, but because his next movie may very well be the most important entry in the MCU yet.

The main reason for its importance is the fact that it’ll at long last introduce the MCU to the larger multiverse. The concept of a multiverse has been teased in earlier Marvel films, of course, but this will be the first to definitely establish that the earth we’ve seen in past movies is actually just one among many that exist in different dimensions, each with its own set of heroes and villains who will now be free to make appearances in future outings.

Despite Marvel’s success at the box office, they’ve had their hands tied behind their backs so far, in terms of the fact that until very recently, a lot of their most popular characters belonged to Fox. With Disney’s recent acquisition of the aforementioned studio though, Marvel at long last has access to characters that fans have been dying to see in the MCU for a long time now, like the Fantastic Four, X-Men, Deadpool and Silver Surfer.

The establishment of the multiverse is the first step to creating a new, improved version of the MCU which can have new heroes and villains popping in from other dimensions without causing continuity errors or leaving the fans wondering where those heroes had been when Thanos was laying waste to the world.

If that wasn’t exciting enough, Kevin Feige has also hinted at a new love interest for the Sorcerer Supreme, while also confirming that Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness will belong to the horror genre. In other words, be prepared to meet some potentially disturbing versions of the present MCU characters from other dimensions when the movie finally arrives in theaters in 2021.

Blackspider:
Who here is watching the mandolorian series?

Blackspider:
Who here is watching the mandolorian series?

hulk616:
what is that? Is it a marvel tv series ?

Nickshrapnel:
It is a Starwars series

Blackspider:
Who here is watching the mandolorian series?

hulk616:
what is that? Is it a marvel tv series ?

TheKingIsHere:


Episode 1 was boring. Despite the very shot minutes per episode, I couldn't wait for it to end as I slept off numerous times.

Ep2 was good. Ep3 was just okay.

Ep4 was also good

So far, overall, its still good.

Let's see how the next episode will be

Sultan5:


Its pretty decent, but too short

Blackspider:
The shortness of the episode is what is keeping it decent, if it were longer, it would be a pile of dump

Blackspider:
The shortness of the episode is what is keeping it decent, if it were longer, it would be a pile of dump

Blackspider:
It is under star wars which is under marvel.

MJBOLT:

i must have missed the part he got exposed,lemme go through the thread.

https://www.nairaland.com/5201990/prophecy-obaofusa-against-mjbolt-both

Sultan5:


Star wars isn't under Marvel. Its under Disney.

pu7pl3:


Star wars is owned by Marvel...all these MCU fans sef

Sultan5:


Marvel has comic rights to star wars, But Lucasfilm which produces star wars movie and series is a subsidiary of Disney. Hence my former statement.

[s]PS: Not everyone is interested in your MCU and DC beef. Which is ridiculous if you as me. Enjoy them both. [/s]

hulk616:
trash

Coolgasman:


Despite Marvel’s success at the box office, they’ve had their hands tied behind their backs so far, in terms of the fact that until very recently, a lot of their most popular characters belonged to Fox. With Disney’s recent acquisition of the aforementioned studio though, Marvel at long last has access to characters that fans have been dying to see in the MCU for a long time now, like the Fantastic Four, X-Men, Deadpool and Silver Surfer.

The establishment of the multiverse is the first step to creating a new, improved version of the MCU which can have new heroes and villains popping in from other dimensions without causing continuity errors or leaving the fans wondering where those heroes had been when Thanos was laying waste to the world.

Sultan5:


Marvel has comic rights to star wars, But Lucasfilm which produces star wars movie and series is a subsidiary of Disney. Hence my former statement.

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When you have the rights to starwars what does it mean? you are arguing with facts just to agree with same facts,why do you like stress??

Ps. Not being able to engage in the banter doesn't make you intelligent or superior...and it doesn't mean you are more mature than us either

Sultan5:


Star wars isn't under Marvel. Its under Disney.