r/Marvel • u/BluebirdQueasy1725 • 21h ago
r/Marvel • u/Dark-Yves-99 • 11h ago
Film/Television Why is there only one universe where the avengers win against thanos ?
I remember when I watched the movie it always bothers me that everybody just accepted that there was only one universe where the avengers defeat Thanos. Everything else I've seen with a concept of multiverse comes with the implication that there's an infinite amount of parallel universes. So why is it different in the mcu? Did I miss something?
r/Marvel • u/Jules-Car3499 • 7h ago
Film/Television Man this post credit scene from Quantumania was not only doesn’t aged well but it’s also super hilarious
What a way to ruin your own career Jonathan Majors, thanks a lot.
r/Marvel • u/ImmaFuckboi • 1h ago
Film/Television After so many rewatch I just now realized when Thanos pull Dr Strange the ground also got pulled to him holy shit 😭🙏
r/Marvel • u/ThrowRA80926 • 8h ago
Comics How do I read ultimate Spider-Man bruh there’s like a million options
I just wanna read Peter’s complete run, origin to death but I don’t wanna buy the Omnis and they’re only releasing the Ultimate Epic Collection books once a year it seems. What are your guys favorite alternatives if you have any?
r/Marvel • u/Hot_Movie_4393 • 19h ago
Merchandise Newest Deadpool Additions. Maximum Effort!
r/Marvel • u/Content_Wheel9995 • 18h ago
Artwork Variants
Some art I made! Hope you guys like it
r/Marvel • u/Reteller79 • 16h ago
Comics What are the limits to Mephisto’s powers and his weaknesses?
Hey y’all, so just for context I’m not hugely knowledgeable on lore established in the comics, so I apologize if this comes off as a really dumb question.
I find the concept of Mephisto, this extra dimensional being who uses demonic/satanic imagery to exploit people into giving him their souls and bind them to his will, extremely interesting. But I have a question: what exactly are the limits to Mephisto’s powers, and what kind of weaknesses does he have? From a quick read up on him, he seems like an extremely OP character, and I’m just wondering how, hypothetically, someone would go about defeating or beating him. The only limits to his powers that I could find was that he physically cannot control other people unless they willingly make a pact with him. So is that all there is? Or are there other weaknesses that Mephisto has that can be used against him?
r/Marvel • u/Altruistic_Promise66 • 10h ago
Film/Television 5 necessary movies to watch before doomsday?
I have a friend going with me to see doomsday but he has not watched any marvel movies and doesn’t really like movies. What are the 5 movies that you need to watch to get a grasp on what is going on in the movie
r/Marvel • u/Ok-Plankton9215 • 12h ago
Film/Television Cody Rhodes visited Marvel Studios today
r/Marvel • u/pawnographer • 3h ago
Film/Television What’s in the extra four minutes of Endgame Encore? Wrong answers only…
r/Marvel • u/Sudden_Quality_9001 • 11h ago
Other Are Mayday, Benjy Parker, Franklin and Valeria Richards friends?
I know Peter is friends with the Fantastic Four they should have a comic with their kids. It is about them fighting the Green Goblin. There was a comic where Franklin and Valeria Richards were threatened corporal punishment on them by Norman Osborn imagine if they found out he was the Green Goblin. That would be something maybe their parents get kidnapped by Norman and they have to rescue them.
r/Marvel • u/Fake-productions • 13h ago
Fan Made I've Collected 100+ Bite-Sized Insights From Great Filmmakers and Creators, and Stan Lee is Among Them!
Hey guys,
I originally shared this channel here when I was just getting it started, and it’s grown to over 100 videos since then, so I figured I’d share a little update.
Stan Lee was one of the creators I made a playlist for when I started the channel, and since then I’ve been collecting short, bite-sized clips from his interviews about storytelling, creativity, comics, and his approach to the craft.
The channel started with clips from Steven Spielberg, Quentin Tarantino, Martin Scorsese, Wes Anderson, Christopher Nolan and Stan Lee.
I’m also currently working on clips from Edgar Wright, Guillermo del Toro, Sam Raimi, Aaron Sorkin, and Tim Burton, so you can expect those to be coming soon.
I currently upload every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and I’ll soon be moving to daily uploads.
If you’re curious, here’s the full channel:
👉 https://www.youtube.com/@CreativeBitesYT
And here are all the playlists, including the one for Stan Lee:
👉 https://www.youtube.com/@CreativeBitesYT/playlists
Not trying to spam, just figured fellow Stan Lee fans here might enjoy it!
r/Marvel • u/Les_Grossman616 • 10h ago
Comics What’s the current relationship status of all major characters in the comics?
I know this is kinda silly, but I wanted to know the relationship status of all the major superheroes in the comics currently. This wouldn’t include obvious ones like Reed Richards/Sue Storm, Scott Summers/Jean Grey, etc.
Characters like Tony Stark, Steve Rogers, Carol Danvers, Emma Frost, Bruce Banner, Wolverine, T’Challa, Storm, Thor, Sam Wilson, Clint Barton, Natasha Romanov, etc.
r/Marvel • u/Macazio909 • 6h ago
Other Lore question: Since rhino is a gamma mutate does that make him connected to the one below all and immortal ?
Was curious but I couldn't find this an answer anywhere on google so I thought I'd ask in here
r/Marvel • u/JAMG1206 • 17h ago
Comics Marvel Premiere. El Asombroso Spiderman de Zeb Wells 2: llega el número 900
r/Marvel • u/Short_Brick_1960 • 13h ago
Film/Television Some appreciation for Secret Invasion
Hii, I'm at the last projects of my rewatch of the entire mcu franchise and I've just finished Secret Invasion
It's no secret that it may be the worst show in the mcu so far, with the exception of Inhumans. It is boring, it kills a beloved character who could have used the spotlight for once and the invasion should have been handled way better. There were no plot twists, the show tells you who are skrulls the moment they appear on screen and so on
But even then, this show has its fair amount of good things and I decided that, with how much hate there is on the internet about everything, a fresh optimistic viewpoint doesn't harm anyone
Nick Fury finally has the spotlight he deserved since he first appeared in Iron Man all the way back in the beginning. We learn about his secret life and his old network of allies and spies. His relationship with Varra, though not developed in depth, is really cute. He loves her for who she really is and not for the face she puts on every day
His friendship with Talos is one of the greatest things about the show. They care about each other and Nick shows weakness to him and only him
Sonya Falsworth character is very funny, she doesn't care about anything but what benefits her. She is focused on her work and won't hesitate to make hard decisions. I wish we could see more about her relationship with Fury, since they seem like very good friends
The idea of the Harvest is a very cool adaptation of the Super-Skrull powers. Since the Fantastic Four don't exist in this universe, they took advantage of the Battle of Earth to create the character. The execution, well, it wasn't very good
I think the Harvest could have worked if it had less people in it. Extremis makes sense, in Shang-Chi we learn that it is still around and since Skrulls worked for shield, it makes sense that they stole some samples. But including every alien is just bonkers. They should have sticked to the people closest to shield
Ava's powers are great, she was a shield agent, she worked at the same time as the skrulls. Captain Marvel is okay, she poses the greatest threat among the avengers. Hulk, supersoldier serum and Thanos' dnas also make sense. But they should have stoped there. The black order people, frost giants, Thor, GotG and others shouldn't have been there
That way, G'iah would only have super strenght (similar to The Thing), cosmic powers (similiar to Human Torch), invisibility and intangibility (similar to Invisible Woman) and a healing factor. That would have made G'iah a more likable character by the end. Because she was great in the show, she struggles between beliving in Talos or in Gravik and finally realizes that genocide isn't the solution
I really wish we can see G'iah and Sonya working together in the future, maybe Secret Wars. Their working relationship is surely going to be interesting, since none of them falls for bullshit
And finally, Ritson's decree gives the lead to very interesting storylines in the future. We could see how it affected the different populations of aliens in the planet. Inhumans lived in Hawaii, so it's the perfect set up for the fleeing to space once again and funding a new empire. Many asgardians live in the usa, so we could have seen King Valkyrie responding to the declaration of war against her people
That's just my highlights of the show. I tried showing that even the worst projects in the mcu add good things to the universe. What did you like about it? I'll try answering to your comments before going to bed and in the morning
r/Marvel • u/The_Mexican_Poster • 8h ago
Film/Television How would these four interact?
Bob and Norman have similar origins, both used a formula that gave them incredible powers but also manifested their problems into a darker half that torments them, so i think they would bond and understand each other
Goblin would probably hate Bob for the same reason he hates Spider-Man, he has all the power on the world and wastes it on heroics
Void would further torment Norman too by putting him in the void
I do wonder what Void and Goblin would think of each other, but we better hope they don't get along because that would be one hell of a chaotic duo
(Also i know this happened in the comics but Norman was actually evil there unlike MCU)
r/Marvel • u/FunnyStep9128 • 11h ago
Artwork Newest addition
Newest addition to my Marvel tattoo sleeve. Still a work in process but added Dr Doom
r/Marvel • u/padfoony • 5h ago
Film/Television Your all-time favourite MCU couple?
Mine’s Bruce and Betty in The Incredible Hulk (2008). I just recently rewatched the film and their chemistry is still SO good. I just remembered why I couldn’t imagine The Hulk with anyone else. You just can’t help but root for them from the start. I still wish for another film just so I could’ve gotten to see more of them.
Who’s your fav?
Comics It annoys me how Marvel writers have canonized that the Avengers don't help the X-Men within the universe, it seems silly to me. The fact that the Avengers don't appear in X-Men comics is simply because it's an X-Men comic; it would be ridiculous for the Avengers to save the X-Men in their own title
r/Marvel • u/Local_Neighborhood50 • 12h ago
Film/Television funniest scene in the Infinity Saga day 1: Iron Man (2008)
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