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can he? i'm not sure - what effect does losing Heimdall have?
He used it to get to earth with Rocket and Groot. So I would say none.
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can he? i'm not sure - what effect does losing Heimdall have?
can he? i'm not sure - what effect does losing Heimdall have?
I've been running through several Marvel flicks and watching Guardians and will watch the Black Panther in a couple of days. Then rewatch Infinity War. Just thinking, what were all of the movies that featured one of the stones for the Gauntlet? I'd like to get as much back story as I can on each of the stones.
They showed footage from Avengers 4 at a thing in Europe. No leaked footage but there have been some story leaks.
Apparently A4 follows Antman and Iron Man traveling through the Quantum realm to different realities to make an Infinity Gauntlet of their own. This would actually share some similarities with a Marvel comics story in which Tony Stark made his own Infinity Gauntlet.
Nuh uh. I mean, maybe true in the end. But it didn't come from the CineEurope presentation.
Here's What Really Went Down At Disney's AVENGERS 4 And CAPTAIN MARVEL CineEurope Presentation Yesterday
In the past few weeks I've started to have this sinking feeling they're going to botch Captain Marvel's place in the MCU. All this talk about how she's the most powerful and will be the MCU torchbearer going forward just gives me real...I dunno, Poochie vibes. Just throwing this new character into the mix that suddenly will be the center of everything and is being pitched as the end all, be all and all she'll have between then and now is one movie, which will be an origin story...they're selling her so hard that it almost feels like they're preparing us for how big a Deux Ex Machina she's going to be. I hate the term Mary Sue and believe it's overused, but the way they're talking about her really does have these "Well, she's the best and better than everybody and the strongest and most powerful and she will save everyone and then be the focus of what we do after that," and...that's kinda textbook Mary Sue.
It probably doesn't help that in my two and a half decades of reading comics, I can't think of a single Carol Danvers story that did anything other than bore me to death.
Hopefully I'm wrong. I just find all the upselling on the character really weird and rather un-Feige like.
I'll tell you what does scare me, though. There are rumors that Kathleen Kennedy may be leaving Lucasfilm in September after the disappointing returns on Solo. The MCU is his baby, but Kevin Feige is a self-professed huge Star Wars fan. It wouldn't shock me if they offered him the keys to the Star Wars universe and have Louis D'Esposito or someone who's been high in the MCU production ranks for a while take over, especially since whatever Avengers 4 ends up being is supposed to bring an ending to the overall story they've been telling since Iron Man.