It would be very difficult to work mutants into the MCU without starting over. The Fantastic Four, maybe, depending on how you approached it.
It would be very difficult to work mutants into the MCU without starting over. The Fantastic Four, maybe, depending on how you approached it.
Not really. Phases 1-3 have become the huge, over-arching story of the Infinity Stones. Once Phase 3 is complete, that story will be complete. Phase 4+ will begin a new main story. It'd be the perfect time to begin introducing mutants. We'd have a few years after Logan to hopefully wrap up the Fox movie line, and reset everything. Maybe begin laying the groundwork in phase 3, with the introduction of a few mutants, either directly seen or offhandedly mentioned. Or have Cap and Bucky keep digging into the Super Soldier program, leading them to finding data on the Weapon X program.
You could also just make that since Thanos can't fuck with things too greatly after getting the gauntlet, you could say that he tried to rewrite their DNA to make them weaker but fucked up and created teh X gene.
That's a path I though of also, in a way. Since the rapid mutant population was said to have been caused by the nuclear age, change that some, and have the energy from the completed gauntlet have an indirect effect on some humans, releasing dormant powers
Or just ignore it completely because any attempt to definitively explain it would just cause more holes than it plugs. Just handwave it away that they've existed and somehow nobody noticed.
Didn't Wolverine originally appear in an issue of Hulk? I could swear I read something back before Avengers 1 that they had to go with the Chitauri because the Skrulls were originally F4 property. Or maybe I made it up. Fuck if I can remember back that far. Curious about Wolverine's status though, if that's the case. I just think it's a shame Hugh is gonna be done with it after this :/
For sure. For as much as people complain that the xmen movies are mediocre at best, Hugh played a great Wolverine. Even above the Marvel cast, when I think live action superhero, Hugh is up there with the rest.
Oh with Phase 4 for sure, just saying that there's no way mutants could fit into the MCU before Infinity War is over.
Do wolverine films count toward the movies needed within a time frame to keep control of the franchise? Or does it specifically have to be xmen movies?
Why does he have hair?
alzheimers made him forget he was bald
Don't think Wolverine is going out on shopping runs for shaving cream and razors so the professor can keep smoove.
I don't think professor X is even alive in this, it's just a figment of his imagination, or how he remembers him before he died
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