when Galactus Making his debut, he was originally conceived as a one-off villain who, once defeated, would leave Earth, never to return. That's why Galactus was meant to be literally unstoppable, and anything short of wiping out the entire universe wouldn't be enough to take him down. However, as Galactus' lore grew in the Marvel Comics canon, it became clear that Galactus was not as cosmically divine as he once was - making him infinitely more interesting. With Galactus down to a more tangible level, the Devourer of Worlds was free to star in many more comic book story arcs.…
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Warning: Contains spoilers for Star Wars: The Acolyte - Kelnacca #1! Sir Kelnacca is a walking Jedi who debuted in the Disney+ original Star Wars Series The acolyte. While his time in the Star Wars The universe was decidedly short-lived on screen, Kelnacca is getting another chance to shine with a whole new comic book series. took place during the High Republic Era before the events of The acolyteKelnacca's comic series will reveal the basic backstory of the Wookie Jedi. In a preview for Star Wars: The Acolyte - Kelnacca #1 by Cavan Scott and Marika Cresta A Jedi named…
Summary Robert Downey Jr. is set to play Doctor Doom in the MCU, and there's one thing he'll need to bring to the character: Doom's unparalleled willpower. Doctor Doom's will is so strong that he can resist the influence of the Purple Man's mind-controlling power. Doctor Doom's willpower is key to resisting the Purple Man, and is an essential element in the MCU portrayal of RDJ. Warning: Contains spoilers for Venom: Separation Anxiety #4! One of the most shocking reveals to come out of the MCU in recent memory is that Robert Downey Jr. Will play the live-action version of…
Summary Deadpool's final form in Marvel 85th Anniversary Special #1 is a floating, talking head - a departure from his X-Men Origins Image. The comic previews a tour in the distant future where Deadpool and Wolverine observe Marvel heroes, with Deadpool as just a head in a jar. Deadpool's final form in the comic mirrors Headpool, a version of Deadpool from Marvel Zombies that is also just a talking head. Warning: Contains spoilers for Marvel 85th Anniversary Special #1! Deadpool has no shortage of forms in the Marvel Universe (or Multiverse), many of which fans have recently seen in live-action…
Summary Jedi survivors like Tensu Run prove that the Jedi didn't just fade away after Order 66, but fought back against the Empire. The introduction of Tensu Run opens a new chapter in Star Wars lore by showing a Jedi resistance against the Empire. Star Wars: Inquisitors #2 sets the stage for a potential Clone Wars-style series focused on the Jedi vs Sith conflict after Order 66. Warning: Contains spoilers for Star Wars: Inquisitors #2! Order 66 was the most uncomfortable moment in Star Wars History for the Jedi, as the entire order was wiped out in a single, brutal…
Wolverine May be one of the biggest heroes in the Marvel Universe, a valiant member of the X-Men who has time and again put his own life on the line to protect others, but he's also a vicious killer who won't think twice about (quite literally) avoid his enemies. Indeed, Wolverine is the best at what he does For some reason, as the thing he does best is kill people - not very nice at all. Logan doesn't enjoy the act of killing as much as some other Weapon X anti-heroes/villains (such as Deadpool or Sabretooth), but that doesn't detract…
Summary in Spectacular Spider-Men #6, Deadpool and Wolverine are brought together by a cosmic being, hoping to make them best friends and save the multiverse. Deadpool and Wolverine's "superhero" counterparts are best friends and more conventionally attractive, making them strong enough to save the multiverse. The comic suggests that the power of friendship could make Deadpool and Wolverine cosmic-level heroes, potentially setting them up for an MCU adaptation. Warning: Contains spoilers for Spectacular Spider-Man #6's "Weapon X-Traction" Part 7! Deadpool And Wolverine Arguably making one of the best duos in Marvel Comics history, something that was just solidified in the…
The moment in MCU deadpool & Wolverine When the original live-action Sabretooth Making a cameo appearance to challenge Hugh Jackman's Wolverine was one of the more exciting scenes in the entire film. Deadpool even made a big deal about their rematch, as it was the first time the iconic rivals faced off since their fight on the Statue of Liberty at 20th Century Fox's. X-Men. At least, that's what fans may have thought, but in truth, Wolverine and Sabretooth had a rematch in canon long before that. Deadpool & Wolverine. in X2: X-Men United: The Movie Prequel: Wolverine By Brian…
For decades, Hugh Jackman has brilliantly portrayed the iconic Marvel Comics character Wolverine to live action, originally in 20th Century Fox X-Men films and now in the MCU. However, as any comic book fan knows, his image (and the movies themselves) offered a decidedly unique take on the character that made some notable changes from the source material. And now, one more can be added to the list, as Hugh Jackman's Wolverine made a dark change to an iconic piece of Marvel lore. in X2: X-Men United: The Movie Prequel: Wolverine By Brian K. Vaughan and Tom Mandrake, readers are…
Summary The Shism Imperial destroyed a ship even though it showed no signs of life, correcting an error made in Episode IV. in A new hopeThe Empire did not destroy R2-D2 and C-3PO's escape pod, leading to the Empire's downfall. The empire learned from this mistake in Episode IVAs shown by the Schism Imperial's actions in Star Wars: Darth Vader #49. Warning: Contains spoilers for Star Wars: Darth Vader #49! Star Wars is not only one of the most beloved franchises in history, it is also incredibly broad, with established knowledge that continues to grow even to this day, and…