Fox movies may have bought the rights of X-Men, Fantastic Four and Spider-Man from Marvel, but it doesn't mean that they have the right to mutilate the character in their twisted understanding of political correctness.
After giving us a glimpse a few years ago on how they envisioned Jean Grey in a not-so-impressive Phoenix transformation, coupled with the depiction of Galactus as a space traveling black cloud and portraying Johnny Storm as an African-American, it is high time that Fox learn from their mistakes the hard way.
After the promo for Marvel's sort of reboot happening later this year was shown to the public, it appears that Marvel will be bringing in some familiar faces as well as certain characters that seemed to be missing deliberately. Marvel will not bring in comics featuring either the X-Men and Fantastic Four to deny Fox Movies a free promotion.
A second promo image has also arrived and there are certainly some "new" and returning characters as well as grouping configuration.
The Thing appears to be now part of the Guardians of the Galaxy. It also looks like X-23 is continuing to honor Wolverine by wearing a version of his costume.
Marvel sent out a press release listing some of the creators that will be on board this fall:
After giving us a glimpse a few years ago on how they envisioned Jean Grey in a not-so-impressive Phoenix transformation, coupled with the depiction of Galactus as a space traveling black cloud and portraying Johnny Storm as an African-American, it is high time that Fox learn from their mistakes the hard way.
After the promo for Marvel's sort of reboot happening later this year was shown to the public, it appears that Marvel will be bringing in some familiar faces as well as certain characters that seemed to be missing deliberately. Marvel will not bring in comics featuring either the X-Men and Fantastic Four to deny Fox Movies a free promotion.
A second promo image has also arrived and there are certainly some "new" and returning characters as well as grouping configuration.
The Thing appears to be now part of the Guardians of the Galaxy. It also looks like X-23 is continuing to honor Wolverine by wearing a version of his costume.
Marvel sent out a press release listing some of the creators that will be on board this fall:
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