Wolverine's 10 Greatest Rivals In Marvel Comics

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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>Clearly, this film would have been set in 1963, just a year after the events of X-Men: First Class , and it would have presumably continued the story of Magneto's Brotherhood of Mutants. Vaughn wanted to add two new characters to the X-Men team roster; a recast Wolverine , who he imagined played by someone like Tom Hardy, and another unnamed character who was designed to match Magneto. " As Professor X is in a wheelchair, Magneto needs to have a nemesis he can fight with, " Vaughn explained to MovieWeb . " Someone that will be his equal. " It's likely this would actually have been Jean G<br><br> Grant the team damage boosts or speed boosts from above, <a href="http://HP-Ad.sub.jp/nayami/nayamibbs/index.html">http://HP-Ad.sub.jp/nayami/nayamibbs/index.html</a>; or enhance weather effects with Goddess Boost to restrain nearby foes, while piercing distant ones with Wind Blade before sealing the deal with Bolt Rush<br><br> Chaotic Bond: Scarlet Witch can infuse Chaos Energy into Magneto to enchant his greatsword. Upon receiving the Chaos Energy, Magneto can unleash its full force, striking down enemies with his enchanted greatsword. <br>Suggested Comb<br><br> <br>These recent comments come from activist investor Nelson Peltz, as reported by Variety , who has had some conflict with Disney CEO Bob Iger in the past. Following some statements about Black Panther and The Marvels , which misrepresented the films themselves, Peltz was asked about his thoughts on Kevin Feige. Peltz's comments on Marvel and Feige can be seen be<br><br> <br>Why do I have to have a Marvel [movie] that’s all women?" Not that I have anything against women, but why do I have to do that? Why can’t I have Marvels that are both? Why do I need an all-Black cast?... I’m not ready to say [Kevin Feige should be removed as president of Marvel Studios], but I question his rec<br><br> Strategically use life energy to unleash Healing Flower to heal allies or unleash Allied Inspiration/Natural Anger to boost allies/self-inflicted damage. Use Spore Slumber to sedate enemies, disrupting their ability casts, and assist team's focused fire to eliminate them<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> Gamma Boost: Hulk charges Doctor Strange and Iron Man with gamma radiation. When Doctor Strange uses Maelstrom of Madness, he unleashes excess gamma energy. When Iron Man uses Armor Overdrive, he will initiate a gamma upgrade. <br><br>Suggested Comb<br><br> <br>The reality is that Matthew Vaughn's X-Men plan would have taken the franchise in a very different direction - and a far more preferable one. It's true that there were risks. It's entirely possible viewers wouldn't have taken to a recast Wolverine, for example, particularly given that character isn't supposed to age. And yet, there'd have been an undeniable sense of momentum, with the stakes continually increasing; character arcs would have been far more organic, with Xavier and Magneto developing in logical and consistent ways, while Jean Grey's Dark Phoenix turn would have carried a greater impact. Fox had their own visionary, but they chose to ignore him, opting for the short-term win inst<br><br> <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: Dark Phoenix would probably have gone into the full cosmic scale of the legendary "Dark Phoenix Sag<br>