And X23 is extremely likely.

Oh yeah, I forgot about that.

Wonder if he'll just be really old or only show up in Logan's mind or something.

They could use dr doom in place of red skull.

They could, yeah, but Red Skull isn't even a very important part of Old Man Logan.

Really can't think of anyone other than Blob to have an incestious family of cannibals, but he's B-list at max.

Unless they just totally change the plot, which will probably be the case.

I think they could very easily put Beast in place of Hulk and not have to change a whole lot.

Um what? Did you read the comic?

The climax of the second act of the story was him taking out the red skull.

This sounds like a great idea that lots of time and money should be spent on:

http://www.bleedingcool.com/2016/05/...ic-four-again/

Fuck's sake just give it to marvel already.

Oh my god just stop. Jesus. You made the Thing's catchphrase something someone would say while abusing him. Just end it already.

I think a second one is warranted. The first really wasn't a bad movie just didn't feel like a Fantastic Four movie until the end to me. If they can tie it in with Deadpool and the X-Men it might be alright.

Oh my fucking god... By the time Marvel actually does get Fantastic Four back the franchise will be run so far into the ground that not even they can save it. FFS, Fox, just give it up already. Shit...

While we're on the Fantastic 4 topic,

Michael B. Jordan just joined Black Panther.

So unless the Human Torch got a part in the movie, I'd consider Fantastic 4 2.0 dead for the moment.

Errr, Red Skull was easily forgettable in that comic. It was all about the Banner clan.

Should do Old Man Logan Lone Wolf and Cub style with the cub being "X-23". Show the relationship between the two as she grows as he struggles to protect her as his abilities start to be ravaged by age resulting in the roles being reversed by the end of the movie, his death and her assuming the mantle

That might be too artsy for a big budget film, though The Wolverine was similarly against the usual grain (until Fox put a fucking robot in there).

I'd watch that tho.

Loved the Wolverine.

Rumor making the rounds that marvel is considering adding three more series to netflix.

Moonknight
Ghost Rider
Blade

Moon Knight is a great character. Probably most excited for that.

Ghost Rider seems like it would be hard to do on a netflix budget. I've had the same reservations about tne upcoming Iron Fist, though that all depends on how much they go into kun luun and the mystical side of the character.

Blade, I dunno. I love the originals. Yes even the third one (my Parker Posey fetish helps with that)

There already was a TV show about Blade with some shitty rapper. And it sucked.

I'd love to see a Moon Knight series, hope they include his schizophremia.

Moonknight and Blade would be good ones.
Would love to see Blade 70's style

There was already a Blade show, guys. It sucked. So let's never do another one again. Nope.

Blade as in the black guy who kills vampires? Never knew that was Marvel. Ghost Rider is lame. No idea who Moonknight is but he has a cool name.

People here seem to go crazy about Moon Knight.... Guess I never read his earlier stuff, but read a few of his newer series (probably post Civil War I think, or starting just before)..... And I didn't care for it or the character at all....

One could say the first Blade movie saved comic movies from being predetermined jokes after the Joel Shoemaker effectively killed the sub-genre. Blade paved for X-Men and Spider-Man, and here we are. We owe a great debt to Blade.

Blade 2 was the best kung fu movie released by a major studio in 25 years.

Just saying.

Blade could make for a really cool series. In fact I like the idea of it being made a part of the tv side of Marvel rather than the cinematic side. I just feel like it lends itself better to that sort of format.

Don't know much about Moonknight so I'm not really gonna say much. I'll probably give it a watch just to see if it's any good, but my expectations are pretty much non-existent at this point.

Ghost Rider is one of the coolest concepts in Marvel IMHO. I've always felt that the movies didn't do it justice at all. Would love to see them pull it off well this time around, and I think being tied in with the likes of the other darker toned tv series could do it some good. The budget stuff is a tad bit worrisome, but then again DC's shows have managed to remain entertaining despite sup par special effects. If they do it right I think they can overcome that obstacle.

I really just want a good Ghost Rider movie. He's probably the most badass character, visually and conceptually, in marvel comics.

Am I the only guy who like Spirit of Vengeance?

I thought it was alright. Wasn't amazing by any means, but Ghost Rider visually looked perfect.

Really been enjoying lots of Moon Knight lately. I'm not big on books that are like an acid trip but this thing, where you have no idea whether it's just in his mind or not is really well done.

As you probably know, Steve Rogers got his youth back. And the first issue of his new comic book comes with a retarded twist.

Yeah, of course the writer would say that now. Wait it out, it won't be that way forever. I call "brainwashing" or something.

Yeah, there is definitely gonna be some twist to it.

Definitely a nice publicity stunt by Marvel, and is definitely a nice change than the usual "major character dies" storyline only for them to eventually come back.

How did Cap come back from death when he was killed after Civil War? Perhaps something was done to him them.

Turned out he wasn't really dead but in "suspended animation" reliving his past or some stupid bullshit like that. To be fair, I don't think even the writers knew what it was all about. They just needed a way to bring him back.

So suspended animation is apparently a thing that happens when you get shot. Keep that in mind, yo.

Aha yeah that's right. I did read it at the time but christ that was ten years ago! Okay, so yeah something happened to him while he was suspended animation. Boom!

Yeah but they're saying he's been a hydra agent all along, not just since his return.

Anyway, they can pull a jessica drew and reveal he's been a triple agent all along, reporting to nick fury while pretending to work for hydra.

Haven't read it, just what's been talked about in the thread but could it just be a paranoid Steve Rodgers dream?

If he was an agent the whole time he's the worst ever; missing countless opportunities to kill countless heroes for HYDRAs advantage. Claiming powerful artifacts, sabotaging plans, or just dragging his feet to allow HYDRA victories.

If THAT is how a secret HYDRA agent operated for nearly 100yrs than Red Skull should kill him. Again

That's why the twist is stupid. Not for his morals or whatever bullshit people are being bitches about online; that this would make him the worst HYDRA agent ever.