In fact, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (abbreviated: MCU) is the second most valuable brand in Hollywood.
It seems that Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige is not a big fan of the character Daredevil.
Of course, the Fox family did not agree with this.
If you don’t read the story, few people know that the two characters Ant-Man and The Wasp are both early members of the legendary Avengers team.
Now that audiences finally get to see Hank Pym and Janet Van Dyne, they are both in their old age and their entire epic journeys have been overlooked.
When the series Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D debuted in 2013, many fans were excited to see a TV series directly related to The Avengers.
Time passes and it seems that series revolving around the MCU are being clearly `left out`, including Daredevil or Cloak & Dagger, Runaways, Inhumans… The connection of these series to the cinematic universe becomes even more important.
The reason for this is because president Kevin Feige never wanted these series to exist.
In the comics, the characters Spider-Man and Iron Man also have a long history of being friends, so it is reasonable for Tony Stark to be Peter Parker’s `teacher` in the MCU.
It’s a fact that all the villains that Spider-Man confronts have their own grudge against Iron Man (from Vulture to Mysterio), making it feel like Spider-Man is just the one `taking criticism` for his uncle.
Although the idea of assigning the new Captain America position to a black Avengers member is welcomed, many people still regret that Bucky – the Winter Soldier has once again been forgotten.
In the comics, after Steve Rogers died, Bucky decided to take his friend’s place.
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