MCU Theories

In what many thought would be the cherry on the top, Tony Stark, aka Iron Man, is about to become a god in the Marvel Comics. This change will happen in November's issue of Iron Man #14, and will follow Tony's confrontation with Avengers villain Korvac aboard Taa II, the Worldship of Galactus. Tony has been on a mission to prevent Korvac from stealing Galactus' power and becoming a god in recent issues, but it seems that he will not only be successful in stopping him, but he will also make the power his own. The latest series - from Christopher Cantwell, CAFU, Angel Unzueta, and Frank D'Armata; shows Tony feeling more than a little down. The public has turned its back on him and he’s frustrated by his limitations as a hero, hunting down Korvac has only seen Tony lose control. First suffering severe injuries that rendered it impossible to remove his armor, then being teleported too far away to help his team face the villain, Tony has flipped from despair to egotism and ...

With the LOKI series airing its finale episode, many fans have already come up with theories about the MCU’s future and the episode’s possible implications on it. The episode saw Loki and Sylvie finally come face to face with He Who Remains, the man responsible for the creation of the TVA. The man behind the TVA, He Who Remains said that the TVA was created to end the Multiversal War that broke out when variants of him from multiple universes declared war on each other. Now, to the comic book readers, it is clear who He Who Remains actually. One of the Marvel comics’ main villains, Kang the conqueror. Judging from the LOKI season finale, it seems that Kang is now going to be the next big villain in the MCU after Thanos, the mad Titan. Kang , after all, has been one of The Avengers greatest enemies in the comics. Phase4 of the MCU is officially underway with the release and announcements of many new projects. If the fans remember correctly, the movies in both Phase 2 and 3 of the MCU w...

Moon Knight is a superhero appearing in the comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by writer Doug Moench and artist Don Perlin, the character made his comics debut in the August 1975 issue of Werewolf by Night #32. Moon Knight is the alter ego of Marc Spector, a Jewish-American former US Marine turned C.I.A. agent. The character has appeared in various media outside of comics, including animated series and video games. Moon Knight will be making his live-action debut in Moon Knight, the upcoming Disney+ television series announced as a part of Phase4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe(MCU). The series is set for a 2022 release, and has Oscar Isaac playing the titular role of Moon Knight. Read on to know more about this mercenary turned superhero. Origin in the Comics As mentioned above, Marc Spector was a former US Marine who also became a C.I.A agent. He was born in the United States, the son of a rabbi who as a child had managed to escape Nazi prosecution after Hitler invad...

The Abomination is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character first appeared in the April 1967 issue of Tales to Astonish #90 and was created by writer Stan Lee and artist Gil Kane. He is one of the main enemies of the Hulk, due to sharing most of the powers and abilities as Hulk, and also being larger and stronger than him. Since making his debut in the Silver Age Of Comic Books, The Abomination has made his appearance in other Marvel-endorsed products such as arcade and video games, animated television series, merchandise such as action figures and trading cards. But his Marvel Cinematic Universe debut came in the 2008 movie The Incredible Hulk, the role being portrayed by Tim Roth playing Emil Blonsky, who would later becomeThe Abomination . Roth is set to reprise this role in the phase 4 project, the Disney+ television series She-Hulk scheduled for 2022. The Abomination will also appear in the Shang-Chi and the Legend of the T...

Adam Warlock, originally known as Him or Adam, is a character appearing in the comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character's earliest appearances were in the September 1967 and October 1967 issues of Fantastic Four #66–67 and the April–July 1969 issues of Thor #163–166. He was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby and later significantly developed by Roy Thomas and Jim Starlin. Considered to be one of the strongest characters in the entire Marvel Universe, Warlock’s physiology is said to be on par with that of Thanos’ and his energy consumption rivals Galactus. In terms of pure cosmic power, Adam Warlock can be said to be the strongest, with virtually no weaknesses. In fact, he was so strong in the comics that he went on to become the Living Tribunal, said to be among the strongest beings. He was also able to perfectly wield the complete Infinity Gauntlet with all the Infinity Stones, something which very few have been able to do. Read on to know more. COMICS ORIGIN Adam ...

One of the major projects announced as a part of phase four of the Marvel Cinematic Universe was the fourth installment in the Thor franchise, Thor: Love And Thunder. The movie will serve as the continuation to Avengers: Endgame, which saw Thor joining the Guardians of the Galaxy towards the end. The film will also be will adapting the storyline from Thor Vol. 4 #1 that sees Jane Foster gaining the powers of the god of thunder. In addition to this, it will also set up the events of the third Guardians of the Galaxy movie in some way or the other.  Christian Bale is all set to make his debut in the MCU with the movie. He will reportedly be playing the role of Gorr the God Butcher in the movie. Gorr is considered to be a deadly villain in the Marvel Universe, said to be in the same league as that of Thanos and Hela. It is no surprise that the other two are formidable threats, with Hela remaining virtually undefeated against Thor and his allies in Thor Ragnarok; even managing to shat...