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Loki is now Cat Thor wielding the might Mewnoir.

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Originally Posted by BigDaddyCool (Post 4687272)

Loki is now Cat Thor wielding the might Mewnoir.

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Originally Posted by Lock Jaw (Post 4687274)

What?

I think I was pretty clear. Read a book...Squirrel Girl #8 to be exact.

Punisher War Zone is on IFC right now. Most badass comic book movie ever.

In some ways it come off as a Try Hard movie, but it was fun.

Kinda lean toward Jane-Punisher.

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Originally Posted by Kalyx triaD (Post 4691482)

In some ways it come off as a Try Hard movie, but it was fun.

Kinda lean toward Jane-Punisher.

You and me both.

Jane was a good Punisher but that movie sucked compared to War Zone.

Jane punisher was a great revenge movie, but not a great punisher movie, imo. Felt that war zone was a more accurate interpretation of the character.

I thought War Zone was great. It had stupid things like the character of Loony Bin Jim or whatever and the parkour guys (was this even around when parkour was popular?) but it made up for it with the brutal action scenes and overall atmosphere. I marked out when he killed this one parkour guy with a rocket launcher.

The one I was waiting for.

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

It's so... purple. I love it.

James Gunn stated that the biggest Easter Egg in Guardians hasn't been found yet.

Any ideas?

....ok that's awesome.

What's the budget for clocks?

It's a fake, but still... TAKE MY MONEY!

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Too late for Emma Stone to star but I'd dig a TV show about Spider-Gwen. Maybe a general Gwen Stacey show. Got the cop father, the superhero bf, her own adventures could be a Nancy Drew thing.

Why's it too late for Emma Stone to star in this?

That would be a layover from the Sony Spidey-verse. And Marvel won't be on that at all.

- For Phase 3 of the MCU Marvel will be doing three movies a year.
- They want two-way integration between MCU Film and MCU TV, not so much TV reacting to film as often.
- Casting news for Phase 3 coming soon.
- The MCU will NOT reboot after Infinity War, but it will deal with a different slate of heroes afterward. At least Chris Evans has made clear he'll be Cap as long as Marvel wants him, which would probably be forever.

Anyone noticing the purple? Hmmmmmm

I want a squirrel Girl movie, is that wrong?

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Originally Posted by Vastardikai (Post 4711134)

I want a squirrel Girl movie, is that wrong?

Nope not at all. I would love to see one too. Could be a nice change of pace for Marvel to do a smaller scale comedy based movie for once.

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Originally Posted by Wishbone (Post 4711190)

Nope not at all. I would love to see one too. Could be a nice change of pace for Marvel to do a smaller scale comedy based movie for once.

I love the fact that no one takes her seriously, and that is the precise reason why she is unbeatable.

If there were a place for Squirrel Girl to fit in, it would be DC, since they are wanting to take a comedy angle. It may not be a feature length movie, but an episode featuring her might be more satisfying than a short (and more likely) Marvel One-off.

http://deadline.com/2015/10/marvel-d...bc-1201566243/

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Sometimes the most important super heroes are the ones behind the scene. Marvel Television is heading to the half-hour live-action comedy arena with Damage Control, a single-camera comedy project based on the Marvel Comics books, which has received a put pilot commitment from ABC.

Developed for TV by former Daily Show and Colbert Report executive producer Ben Karlin, Damage Control follows the overworked, underpaid, clean up crew of the Marvel Universe. Specializing in dealing with the aftermath of the unique fallout from superhero conflicts, they’re the ones who are in charge of returning lost ray guns to their rightful owners, help to reschedule a wedding venue after it has been vaporized in a superhero battle, or even track down a missing prize African parrot that’s been turned to stone or goo.

Introduced in 1988 and getting their first storyline the next year in Marvel Comics Presents, Damage Control has a recurring presence on the pages of Marvel Comics, and has been the subject of four limited series to date. Dwayne McDuffie and Ernie Colón created the concept. Notably, the outfit played a key role in the events of the 2006-2007 “Civil War” crossover, though they’re not featured in the upcoming Captain America: Civil War, loosely based on that arc.

Karlin will write the script for the project, which he executive produces alongside 3 Arts’ David Miner and Marvel’s head of television Jeph Loeb. Marvel Television is producing with ABC Studios where the company is based. Karlin’s involvement in Damage Control stems from his overall deal with ABC Studios. Many writers on the studio roster are interested in developing Marvel properties, and the comic book-based company has been very selective in the concepts that proceed to development.

Marvel TV has two drama series on ABC, Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Agent Carter, and a pilot for a S.H.I.E.L.D. offshoot toplined by Adrianne Palicki & Nick Blood. Additionally, the company has a four-series superhero package at Netflix.

Damage Control joins another superhero-themed half-hour comedy project, DC’s Powerless, which has a pilot production commitment at NBC.

Karlin, who won 9 Emmys for his work on The Daily Show and The Colbert Report, recently served as writer-producer on ABC comedy Modern Family. He is repped by UTA and 3 Arts. Marvel Television is repped by CAA.

I give it 4 episodes. 5... maybe.

I don't care, it gets my nerd boner going. And like I said, that would be the perfect place to slip in a Squirrel Girl sighting.

Also, I wonder if they'll slip in a variation (obviously) of the World Trade Center joke that was pretty funny in like 1989, but wouldn't fly as-is "in a post 9-11 world".