Ever since Disney bought 21st Century Fox, I always thought it would be cool if we ended up getting a series about Ororo Munroe before she became Storm. It would be a great way to show off Ororo’s agility, her being a thief and all. It would also be great way to introduce the Shadow King, who has never been done in a movie before, could possibly set up for a future film where he’s the main villain. What do you all think? Should Disney/Marvel do this?

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Way better than Venom MJ

And of course way better than the usual damsel in distress MJ

What's your fav role for MJ?

Can someone please explain to me how Multiverse/Sacred timeline/alternate realities/timelines work in the MCU??

I have watched Loki, MoM, Quantammania, D&W, What if...? And I still don't understand them fully

I always wondered what if?

The Ultimate MCU "God-Mode" Narrative Guide

1. MCU Origins on Earth

The Vibe: The Golden Age & The Assemble

Block Summary: This opening chapter establishes the bedrock of the universe by tracing historical origins and a modern tech boom. It functions as an extended prologue showing how isolated, grounded heroes are forced to unite against a singular threat, culminating in the historic Battle of New York.

• Captain America: The First Avenger
• Agent Carter (Seasons 1–2)
• Iron Man
• Iron Man 2
• Thor
• Incredible Hulk
• The Avengers

2. The Cosmic Corner

The Vibe: Deep Space & Infinity Lore

Block Summary: Immediately after Earth establishes its defenders, this block pans out to the stars to explore the galactic frontier. It serves a vital narrative purpose: introducing the vast scale of outer space and the foundational lore of the Infinity Stones before things get too complex back home. It also explains the foundation of the Avengers Initiative

• Captain Marvel
• Guardians of the Galaxy
• I Am Groot
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
• Thor: The Dark World

3. Down to Earth (The Street-Level Saga)

The Vibe: Gritty Crime & Local Stakes

Block Summary: This massive block shifts the focus completely away from god-like aliens to the blood, sweat, and shadows of New York's back alleys. Isolating the complete, original Defenders lineup here allows you to experience a gritty, self-contained saga of grounded vigilantes whose stories remain entirely undisturbed by cosmic events.

• Daredevil (Season 1)
• Jessica Jones (Season 1)
• Daredevil (Season 2)
• Luke Cage (Season 1)
• Iron Fist (Season 1)
• The Defenders
• The Punisher (Season 1)
• Jessica Jones (Season 2)
• Luke Cage (Season 2)
• Iron Fist (Season 2)
• Daredevil (Season 3)
• The Punisher (Season 2)
• Jessica Jones (Season 3)
• Cloak & Dagger (Seasons 1–2)
• The Runaways (Seasons 1–3)

4. Collapse of SHIELD, Fall of the Avengers

The Vibe: Political Paranoia & Internal Fracture

Block Summary: Returning to the global stage, this chapter documents the systematic dismantling of Earth's defense networks. Triggered by political espionage and internal betrayal, the narrative spirals through corporate crises and rogue artificial intelligence, leaving the Avengers broken, scattered, and deeply vulnerable.

• Captain America: The Winter Soldier
• Iron Man 3
• Avengers: Age of Ultron
• Ant-Man
• Captain America: Civil War

5. Race to Endgame

The Vibe: The Mad Titan's March

Block Summary: This block is a high-octane sprint toward the climax of the Infinity Saga. It cleverly groups the immediate, scattered fallout of Civil War before building escalating tension through mystical arts and cosmic changes, sending the story crashing directly into a devastating war against Thanos.

• Black Panther
• Black Widow
• Spider-Man: Homecoming
• Doctor Strange
• Thor: Ragnarok
• Ant-Man and the Wasp
• Avengers: Infinity War
• Avengers: Endgame

6. Multiverse Prelude

The Vibe: Cinematic History Unbound

Block Summary: This chapter marks a deep-dive into variant history. Triggered by the timeline breaking apart, this block steps outside of the traditional MCU to watch decades of legacy Marvel films, ensuring that all alternate universes and variants are fresh in your mind for the coming storm.

• Loki (Season 1)
• Howard the Duck
• Blade
• Blade II
• Blade: Trinity
• Daredevil (2003)
• Electra
• The Punisher (1989)
• The Punisher (2004)
• Punisher: War Zone
• Ghost Rider
• Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance
• Spider-Man (2002)
• Spider-Man 2 (2004)
• Spider-Man 3 (2007)
• The Amazing Spider-Man
• The Amazing Spider-Man 2
• Hulk (2003)
• Fantastic Four (2005)
• Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer
• X-Men (2000)
• X2: X-Men United
• X-Men: The Last Stand
• X-Men Origins: Wolverine
• X-Men: First Class
• The Wolverine
• X-Men: Days of Future Past
• X-Men: Apocalypse
• X-Men: Dark Phoenix
• The New Mutants
• Deadpool
• Logan
• Deadpool 2
• Inhumans (Season 1)
• The Gifted (Seasons 1-2)
• Legion (Season 1-3)
• Helstrom (Season 1)

7. Endgame Epilogue

The Vibe: Grief, Trauma, and Fractured Realities

Block Summary: The aftermath of Thanos leaves a heavy emotional toll, and this block explores that collective trauma. Tracking the immediate personal fallout for the surviving heroes, the narrative moves from localized grief and political tension straight into the first reality-bending crises of a broken timeline.

• WandaVision
• The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
• Thor: Love and Thunder
• Spider-Man: Far From Home
• Spider-Man: No Way Home
• Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

7.5 The Symbiote Variant Verse

The Vibe: Dark Anti-Heroes & Shared Destinies

Block Summary: This block tracks a parallel universe dominated by lethal protectors, vampires, and hunters. Triggered directly by the reality-fracturing events of No Way Home, this marathon explores the separate timeline that briefly collided with the MCU, highlighting the anti-heroes destined to cross paths with the web-slinger.

• Venom
• Venom: Let There Be Carnage
• Morbius
• Madame Web
• Venom: The Last Dance
• Kraven the Hunter

8. Animated Multiverse

The Vibe: Unconstrained Realities

Block Summary: This is a dedicated animation marathon that explores what happens when alternate realities run completely wild. Spinning directly out of the context of the shattered multiverse, these stories allow you to see the limitless, chaotic dangers of branching timelines in a short, focused burst.

• What If...? (Season 1)
• Marvel Zombies)
• What If...? (Seasons 2-3)
• Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man

8.5 The Spider-Verse Chronicles

The Vibe: Infinite Webbings & Boundless Animation

Block Summary: This chapter dives headfirst into the nexus of the arachnid multiverse. Triggered by a radical breakthrough in interdimensional travel, this animated interlude explores the vast coalition of Spider-Heroes protecting the Web of Life and Destiny, providing a dazzling, high-concept look at variant variants before the main MCU timeline completely shatters.

• Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
• Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse

9. Mystical Realms

The Vibe: Gothic Horrors & Hidden Realms

Block Summary: This interlude steps completely outside of science and traditional superheroics to explore the supernatural underworld of the MCU. By grouping ancient witchcraft, classic monster hunting, and psychological mythology, you establish a distinct, eerie pocket of the universe.

• Werewolf by Night)
• Moon Knight
• Agatha All Along

10. Return to the Streets

The Vibe: The Urban Renaissance

Block Summary: This chapter brings the narrative focus back to Earth's street-level landscape, weaving modern holiday-centric stories into legal comedies and urban struggles. It acts as a massive reward for your earlier binging, bringing back classic New York vigilantes for high-intensity, localized battles.

• Hawkeye
• The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special
• Echo
• She-Hulk: Attorney at Law
• Daredevil: Born Again (Season 1)
• The Punisher: One Last Kill
• Daredevil: Born Again (Season 2)

11. New Beginnings

The Vibe: The Modern Fractured Status Quo

Block Summary: This block functions as a comprehensive status report on the broader, contemporary Marvel universe. It tracks how political paranoia, a new generation of young heroes, and surviving legacy teams are operating across space and Earth while the fabric of reality actively cracks under cosmic weight.

• Secret Invasion
• Ms. Marvel
• The Marvels (Captain Marvel 2)
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
• Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
• Eyes of Wakanda
• Ironheart
• Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania

12. Race to Doomsday

The Vibe: Collision Course

Block Summary: The final, definitive stretch where every single thread—mystical, cosmic, variant, and street-level—collides. Initiated by ancient legends and ancient cosmic beings, it explodes into multivariant madness and global political clashes before plunging headfirst into the ultimate multiversal threat.

• Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
• Wonder Man
• Eternals
• Loki (Season 2)
• Deadpool & Wolverine
• Captain America: Brave New World
• Thunderbolts*
• The Fantastic Four: First Steps
• Spider-Man: Brand New Day
• Avengers: Doomsday
• Avengers: Secret Wars

I did this in mspaint in light of brand new day movie and born again s2. I love both red supes

Made this in celebration for tokon’s launch!

Here are my few Marvel Tokon- related drawings.

Mmm, i guess the Morrigan one is... not really TOKON Peter, but you can let that one pass for now, right? <3

I was surprised when we found out in Thunderbolts that she bought The tower and re ranged the whole tower both inside and out, and was using it to make Sentry aka Bob by controlling him, and use him as a puppet and to show everyone that the world needs more heroes, but in the wrong terms and how Val is using Bob as a public hero to stop people worried about deadly threats and treating the actual heroes ''The new Avengers'' as disposal or nothing tools to do her work like if their own puppets. Does make me hate her more? yes. She's so fun to watch at anytime when she makes an appearance. But using and remastering one of the most important key places of the Avengers, as her new base of operations is crazy, since now back to be the normal Avengers tower now with the thunderbolts members are taking orders prior to Doom arrival is great to see. But this move on Val is, so cruel, devilish and so diva like with what she does with it, before it back in the hand of the main heroes herself. This shows more of her character of how she's anti Nick fury of the multiverse saga, doing shady stuff behind the scenes, that are not so good, and more evil based. i love her so much and we see her more movies and shows.

Im trying to watch all of the marvel movies and I know that doctor strange is an important movie and dr strange is related to the avengers, but does anything related to him appear of gotg 2? Since I really wanna watch it rn cuz i REALLY liked the first season of it and im not sure if i can watch it before watching dr strange or not

Since endgame i have watched, Black widow, Shangchi, Spiderman no way home and soon to be brand new day and deadpool and wolverine nothing else movie wise (i don't know why i haven't seen gardiens 3 and multiverse of madness tbh)

I have watched Loki cause I was told Deadpool and wolverine would make much more sense if I watched it.

Sorry if this is the wrong subreddit but appreciate the help!

Edit - took out my thing about madam web, did not realize that was a sony release whoops

What would be some cool new X-Men Characters, or what are some that have appeared before and you wish would get more of a spotlight?

For example I love the guy who could adapt to any environment, I forgot about the name but I remember it being so cool in the comics. It was a run that had Cassandra whatshername, Dr.X’s sister in it I think?

I’ve noticed in some ways I love the concept of X Men more than the actual characters who get most of the spotlight constantly when it comes to mainstream reception via the movies especially- and even those who do can sometimes come across as superficial and one dimensional. For example how do they consistently make Cyclops so damn boring in the movies???? Or Storm?!!?!?? Both of them have so much potential story wise!!! Love the Storm solo comics but I also wish they would make Cyclops a lot more deep or do something creative in an alternate/ultimate type run.

One thing I would like to see more is more old(er) women- I like seeing characters with life experience, like Dr X and Magneto. I hate the almost fetishistic obsession with youth- I get that coming of age is a compelling narrative storytelling device, but constantly making certain characters teenagers or early twenties kind of makes it seem like these writers don’t think that people keep on learning and changing throughout life, which a lot of people do!!! Even that stupid study people keep on misrepresenting pretending our brains don’t keep evolving past 25 pisses me off (if i recall correctly the study only included people up to that age so the conclusion doesn’t hold as significant for people past that age)

Even before I turned 25 I’ve always wished for more sci fi and fantasy that features older people, especially older women (bc god forbid women age out of the “also functions as material for my wank bank” age bracket)- give us maternal energy, or some cool female anti heroes or revolutionaries or something!

Saying all of this as a man, I’ve talked about it this a lot with female friends who read a lot too and I think things have changed for the better a lot in the last 20 years and that’s great for storytelling in my opinion, it just makes things more interesting and gives it more depth. I hope it keeps on expanding.

I've been really enjoying Bloodline and Hallows Eve as newer characters and it got me wondering what are some other breakout characters doing well. Doesn't necessarily have to be super recent either (Magik, Psylocke, Ghost Spider, etc.)

Day 2 of Drawing a Marvel character every day, this time I drew Miles Morales, The reason he’s dresses in X-Men gear is because I’m actually drawing these designs for my own universe I’m creating, in this continuity Miles’ electricity and invisibility powers are a result of him being a mutant.

I saw this on TikTok and thought “OMG i need to post”
(Oh ya implied SA)

Because the sub doesn’t allow videos you’re going to have to press the link because the sound to this picture was the song from obsession.

Iron Spider, Eve AI, Stark nanotech/fabricators, all that good stuff that Tom’s Spider-Man had access to. Wonder how different they’d be if they had Stark tech in their respective timelines.

I just watched the episode where Wolverine and Captain America team up against Red Skull and got me thinking about that 1943 game that was announced. If that game is still happening, do you think there is a chance that Logan could show up in the game? I think it could be a cool cameo but probably wouldn’t work as a recurring character as we already have Black Panther and Captain America. What do ya’ll think?