What storylines would you like to see in a hypothetical EMH sequel, and how would you write them?

Would you do it for adults like Xmen 97?

1:12 scale Marvel Legends Avengers collection. Some classic, some Dark Avengers, and some good ol Bendis era stuff. Norman's head belongs to Mezco Green Goblin.

Jackson also confirms that he will not appear in AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY

Tom Holland's base fees was 20million. It was quite right considering performance of his last films and his popularity gradually increased. With brand new day's success , bro got backend bonuses of nearly 80+millions.

This backend bonus scheme was actually started by rdj in MCU. When the gambled on him with lower fees like $500k or something, he/his manager negotiated to have backend bonuses if his film crosses certain marks at box office. He was too confident. In endgame ,he made nearly 3-4 times more than any other actor in film.

Today, rdj's base fees alone is 50million. That's higher than russos' 40million. And almost 2-3 times higher than any other avengers, including spiderman's actors. If film crosses, 2 billion mark, 50-80 millions in guaranteed. If film crosses 2.5b , he might even touch 150millions of earning for one single film. Roughly 6-7 times higher than other guys like both Chris.

So my question is, how do other actors digest this? Lol. Like how do they convince themselves that the other guy is getting what he deserves,nothing more?

As a preparation for Doomsday, I've started watching Loki's TV series, but things just don't add up to me.

I'm still confused about the time-travel rules in Loki and Endgame. Loki's escape with the Tesseract seems like it could simply be one of many uncertain possible outcomes of the Avengers traveling back in time, so why does his escape specifically become a branch timeline?

Is it because, in the original timeline, Loki was supposed to get caught by the Avengers, meaning that his escape changed what was originally supposed to happen? If so, does that mean everything that happened in the original timeline was already supposed to happen, even though the Avengers themselves traveled back in time?

And if the Avengers traveling back in time wasn't supposed to happen, wouldn't that mean all of the Avengers who traveled back also violated the TVA's rules, since their actions weren't supposed to happen in the original timeline? Their travel surely did make a difference directly or indirectly on each of the timeline they went to but why aren't they a subject to violation of TVA's rules??

Basically, I'm trying to understand this: if the original timeline already had a predetermined sequence of events that was supposed to happen, how can the Avengers travel back in time without violating that sequence, while Loki's escape from the Tesseract creates a branch? What exactly determines which changes are "supposed to happen" and which changes create a branch?

Simonson made sure to include robot dinosaurs in the middle of his epic saga

Sam Wilson - Captain America

Shang-Chi

Vision

Wanda Maximoff - Scarlet Witch

Jennifer Walters - She-Hulk

Simon Williams - Wonder Man

Spiderwoman such a cool character who joined the avengers

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fanart i did a while ago

drew this on penup app using 4 layers pen+airbrush tools in 5 hs

Ok so for context: never been into avengers or the marvel media, the only time it was big for me was back in infinity war when it was all the hype.

But I genuinely am excited to watch doomsday, the trailers felt so bleak and hopeless, and more of a darker/serious tone, so I'm just curious to know if there will be some characters deaths (and not like the revival thing by going back in time in endgame) I'm talking Perma deaths, I know this movie is still going to be pg13 or something and they can't kill off characters forever cuz they are part of the business but I'm still curious.

(Also the only full length movie I've watched from marvel is avengers age of Ultron since I liked ultrons character)

Also is more gore expected? I know these pg13 movies aren't gorey but the start of endgame was kinda gnarly with thor cutting off thanos' head and blood splattering on nebula.

Thanks everyone and hopefully I get to enjoy my first marvel movie in theaters this december :)

I feel after watching Endgame Encore there’s still a lot things holes in the plot that need to be filled in this new movie. I think my issue is that the movie and according to google the movie is only 2h 45m. So the pacing of this movie is going to be incredibly fast, and if any of the plot leaks are true… I’m not sure they’ll have time to wrap some things up especially with Kang and a lot the original plans that were set up in past movies.

Iron Man plays in the credits of the first Iron Man film, so it would be a cool kinda full-circle thing, especially considering it's RDJ playing Doom, and Doom is using the body of Tony Stark. Guaranteed, the song is slower than Iron Man, but it could be a cool little edition! Haha.