Thor: Ragnarok To Reportedly Have Planet Hulk Element In It
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Yeeeah! Thanks
He was at certain points.
The most recent Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers) has direct ties to the original Captain Marvel
The Messed-Up History Of Marvel’s ‘Captain Marvel’ And Why It Doesn’t Matter
http://comicsalliance.com/captain-marvel-history-carol-danvers-mar-vell-shazam/
There have been many. She was one of the recent ones.
I dont think thats true....i think folks have forgotten about those two
The problem is that they portray Thor a little too nice. Comic book Thor is like a pit bull. If he's cool with you it's all good. If he's not cool with you there's a good chance you might end up dead.
Kree was never a FF or Xmen aliens so Fox don't have the rights to them. Skrulls were always FF aliens so Fox owns them. In the first Avengers movie the aliens were supposed to be Skrulls.
they haven't. that's why they're so reluctant to just pull the trigger on a solo film. he's been in a few films and been reviewed great as the hulk and as the man
mark ruffalo is the hulk at this point but the stain is still there.
I always thought they had issues with who actually had the rights to do the movie. Universal still owns the Hulk solo movie rights I think.
Ruffalo recently spoke with Collider and said that the real issue here is that Universal still owns the solo Hulk movies. As far as a Hulk movie, a standalone Hulk movie, Marvel doesn't really have the rights to that yet. That's still Universal's property, so there's that issue.
http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Big-Reason-We-re-Getting-Solo-Hulk-Movie-Anytime-Soon-70863.html
This article is a year old. I think they'd have NO PROBLEM making a hulk movie profitable....that norton move was almost 10 years ago
universal ,still owns worldwide distribution rights on hulk films. universal is only second to disney in world distribution of films.
Brie Larson Officially Cast As Captain Marvel In The Marvel Cinematic Universe
During their packed Hall H panel at San Diego Comic Con on Friday, Marvel Studios finally announced who will be playing Captain Marvel in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Playing the role of Carol Danvers in the Captain Marvel movie, Avengers: Infinity War, and other appearances to come will be none other than Brie Larson.
Captain Marvel was originally set to debut earlier in the Marvel Cinematic Universe but a packed roster in Captain America: Civil War and other films finding their way with standalone heroes delayed the first appearance. Captain Marvel's first standalone film is set for July 6, 2018, however, the character is expected to appear in the MCU prior to the standalone movie in the first part of the Avengers: Infinity War movies.
Larson is best known for Oscar-winning role in Room, and will star opposite Tom Hiddleston in Kong: Skull Island. Rumors have surrounded the Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel role for months but they can finally be laid to rest as Larson will be suiting up with the Avengers for years to come.
http://comicbook.com/2016/07/23/--cast-as-captain-marvel-in-the-marvel-cinematic-universe/
During their packed Hall H panel at San Diego Comic Con on Friday, Marvel Studios finally announced who will be playing Captain Marvel in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Playing the role of Carol Danvers in the Captain Marvel movie, Avengers: Infinity War, and other appearances to come will be none other than Brie Larson.
Captain Marvel was originally set to debut earlier in the Marvel Cinematic Universe but a packed roster in Captain America: Civil War and other films finding their way with standalone heroes delayed the first appearance. Captain Marvel's first standalone film is set for July 6, 2018, however, the character is expected to appear in the MCU prior to the standalone movie in the first part of the Avengers: Infinity War movies.
Larson is best known for Oscar-winning role in Room, and will star opposite Tom Hiddleston in Kong: Skull Island. Rumors have surrounded the Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel role for months but they can finally be laid to rest as Larson will be suiting up with the Avengers for years to come.
http://comicbook.com/2016/07/23/--cast-as-captain-marvel-in-the-marvel-cinematic-universe/
Man Marvel has 3 potential billion dollar hits on its hands, next year is going to be wild.
Tip toe yo ass out of a comics thread.
Are The Eternals in Thor: Ragnarok?
During a very quickly displayed (and not publicly released) sizzle reel compiled for Thor: Ragnarok's reveal at SDCC's Hall H panel for Marvel Studios, several pieces of concept art were shown. Loki was shown with a new costume, several new shots of Asgard appeared, and Thor was shown with some red streaks down his face. Many tribal-looking characters were shown, in fact, perhaps indicating the presence of the "Planet Hulk" storyline rumored.
Then came one quick shot of some sort of throne room, with godly looking characters. They had some very Jack Kirby-esque circles and lines drawn of them, and the first thought that came to mind were The Eternals. Long rumored for the Marvel Cinematic Universe (though most often as a TV show), the Eternals are another set of godly creatures, these ones created by the Celestials. Of course, they also share an aesthetic with the Celestials, so it could have been the latter, the elder gods of the universe, in the footage. We did see a Celestial head in Guardians of the Galaxy, home to Knowhere, and saw a vision of a Celestial elsewhere in the MCU, after all.
However, the context of the character sitting down in what looked like some kind of throne room, and other characters around it, seemed like these were more humanoid than "massive space god" kinds of characters. Continuing to explore the strange relationship between alien "gods" and humans and superhumans certainly wouldn't hurt Thor's relationship with the rest of the MCU. Whether it's the Eternals or the Celestials that created them, it's clear the Asgardians have a lot to deal with in Ragnarok, as an armored Hulk, the underworld goddess Hela, and the fire demon Surtur also appeared in the very short and rapid clip.
Thor: Ragnarok just began principal photography as it works towards a November 2017 release.
http://comicbook.com/2016/07/24/are-the-eternals-in-thor-ragnarok-/
During a very quickly displayed (and not publicly released) sizzle reel compiled for Thor: Ragnarok's reveal at SDCC's Hall H panel for Marvel Studios, several pieces of concept art were shown. Loki was shown with a new costume, several new shots of Asgard appeared, and Thor was shown with some red streaks down his face. Many tribal-looking characters were shown, in fact, perhaps indicating the presence of the "Planet Hulk" storyline rumored.
Then came one quick shot of some sort of throne room, with godly looking characters. They had some very Jack Kirby-esque circles and lines drawn of them, and the first thought that came to mind were The Eternals. Long rumored for the Marvel Cinematic Universe (though most often as a TV show), the Eternals are another set of godly creatures, these ones created by the Celestials. Of course, they also share an aesthetic with the Celestials, so it could have been the latter, the elder gods of the universe, in the footage. We did see a Celestial head in Guardians of the Galaxy, home to Knowhere, and saw a vision of a Celestial elsewhere in the MCU, after all.
However, the context of the character sitting down in what looked like some kind of throne room, and other characters around it, seemed like these were more humanoid than "massive space god" kinds of characters. Continuing to explore the strange relationship between alien "gods" and humans and superhumans certainly wouldn't hurt Thor's relationship with the rest of the MCU. Whether it's the Eternals or the Celestials that created them, it's clear the Asgardians have a lot to deal with in Ragnarok, as an armored Hulk, the underworld goddess Hela, and the fire demon Surtur also appeared in the very short and rapid clip.
Thor: Ragnarok just began principal photography as it works towards a November 2017 release.
http://comicbook.com/2016/07/24/are-the-eternals-in-thor-ragnarok-/
Who is that at the end of the trailer
...as if the nodic look wasnt primitive already.
Marvel is killing it
cool...I was looking forward to the smart hulk...looks like it'll be the reg raging hulk tho
