X-Men Could Have Rivaled The MCU (If It Followed The First Class Plan)

<br>Viewers would certainly have developed a far stronger rapport with the new Jean Grey, meaning her fall from grace would have had a great deal more emotional power. Meanwhile, it's interesting to note that Vaughn potentially sets up a far more comic-book-accurate version of the story, with both a younger Wolverine and presumably another version of Cyclops in the team. Given the increasing scale of Vaughn's overarching narrative, X-Men: <a href="https://app.Promorepublic.com/away?url=https%3A%2F%2Funpop.org%2Fblog%2Fmember.asp%3Faction%3Dview%26memName%3DMadieSpeed966452">SLG Game Units</a> Dark Phoenix would probably have gone into the full cosmic scale of the legendary "Dark Phoenix Sag<br><br> <br>Their continuous off/on relationship is due to the compatibilities of their mutant abilities. Magneto is immune to Rogue's absorption powers, while nearly every other potential partner is injured from her touch. This leads them to physically explore their relationship and eventually have a son. Controversy has since erupted over the pairing due to the couple's 30 to 40-year age <br><br> <br><img src="https://myshopville.com/cdn/shop/files/Darius-Burst-CS-Core-Taito-Sega-Pack-SLG-77-Nintendo-Switch-5.jpg?v\u003d1737411768\u0026width\u003d800"; style="max-width:440px;float:left;padding:10px 10px 10px 0px;border:0px;" alt="" />Daredevil is notably a champion of justice, but he forgoes his duty and kisses Elektra instead. This signifies that his former, and potentially future, romance with Elektra outweighs his commitment to vigilantism . Comic enthusiasts were captivated by Frank Miller's 1981 introduction of Elektra and her initial arc is still considered one of the most renowned in the entire Daredevil cata<br><br> <br>With Hugh Jackman reprising his legendary role as Wolverine in Deadpool 3 , the studio has an opportunity to make the razor-clawed mutant duke it out with one of his most frequent foes. Fans of Marvel Comics are well aware of Logan's penchant for making enemies, but his greatest rivalries go much deeper than a one-off fi<br><br> <br>Making his debut in the Hulk comics , Wolverine has always had it out for Marvel's resident emerald rage machine. First fighting in The Incredible Hulk #181, the two were still less than friends when Wolverine switched sides and became a h<br><br> <br>The truth is that Fox's actual approach, which remained utterly dependent on Jackman, brought the Wolverine franchise to an end. Logan is Jackman's swan song, and frankly, it's hard to imagine how Fox could have recast at this point without it feeling like an insult to the character. Yet again, Fox had taken a short-term approach rather than planned ahead, and it had cost them; in this case, of course, they've been spared further problems by virtue of the Disney purchase , which means a full reboot of the X-Men franchise is in the wo<br><br> <br>Nelson Peltz, an investor interested in winning some board seats at Disney, recently called Kevin Feige's ability to run the MCU into question. These comments come after the recent box office disappointment of The Marvels , and a largely disappointing 2023 for Marvel Studios and its parent company Disney. While there are some concerns that can be raised about the current state of the MCU, it is also worth noting that these statements come from an ally of the controversial ex-Marvel executive, Ike Perlmutt<br><br> <br>Vaughn imagined the stories gradually building in scale, with X-Men: Days of Future Past as the third chapter in his series, rebooting the timeline ahead of a new version of the Dark Phoenix Saga . In his view, audiences needed time to bond with Jean Grey as a character ahead of her fall. " It’s arguably the biggest story in X-Men, " he told Polygon . Unfortunately, Fox execs were impressed by Vaughn's draft of X-Men: Days of Future Past , and decided to jump straight to that. Discouraged, Vaughn moved on, although he seems to have been pleased with how director Bryan Singer and writer Simon Kinberg treated his st<br><br> <br>Comic books have explored this dynamic for decades and readers have continued to eat it up, whether it's in overwhelming support of the relationship like the previously mentioned Bat and Cat, or if it's something more controversial and off-putting like the significant age difference between Marvel's Magneto and Rogue. Unique bonds form as heroes and villains clash and become intimately familiar with each other's strengths and vulnerabilities, and sometimes that confrontation leads to a sweeping roma<br><br> <br>Finally, Vaughn's plans would have resulted in a very different version of X-Men: Dark Phoenix . It sounds as though he planned to build up to this story over the course of three films, probably introducing a new version of Jean Grey in his second film, and featuring her in a significant secondary role in X-Men: Days of Future Past . Indeed, it's possible the early manifestation of Jean's Phoenix powers could have been a side-effect of the time travel; perhaps she'd have psychically probed the mind of the time traveling Wolverine, and learned her f<br><br> <br>Most interestingly, X-Men: Days of Future Past would have involved interactions between two different incarnations of the X-Men. Xavier and Magneto, more firmly established as respective leaders of the X-Men and the Brotherhood, would be faced with the horrific reality of the world their conflict would create. It's possible the two Wolverines would come mind-to-mind, in a similar scene to the one in which James McAvoy's Charles Xavier met his future self, played by Patrick Stew<br>