To be fair.. His acting on Loki was AFTER ant-man and that's when everyone fell in love with the character
BECAUSE WE DIDN'T WANT
TO SEE A BLACK MAN GET DONE DIRTY.
HES A GREAT ACTOR.
MARVEL JUST FUMBLED THE STORY LINE
BEFORE HE EVER CAUGHT THE CASE.
HE WAS THE ONLY GOOD THING
ABOUT ANT MAN
BUT THEY SQUASHED HIS CHARACTER.
To be fair.. His acting on Loki was AFTER ant-man and that's when everyone fell in love with the character
It was too late as the case was already happening. But I think that if that case doesn't happen, and Loki continued as is, we'd be dying for Kang to come crush the buildings again
HWR was introduced before Quantamania brehTo be fair.. His acting on Loki was AFTER ant-man and that's when everyone fell in love with the character
It was too late as the case was already happening. But I think that if that case doesn't happen, and Loki continued as is, we'd be dying for Kang to come crush the buildings again
Introduce mutants by rehashing the same ole Fox bullshyt brehs.
Feige definitely has lost whatever “magic” he had. Just nostalgia baiting now,
I look at Doomsday and Secret Wars as a farewell to the nostalgia characters. It’s only right we get to see them on screen visually done right as opposed to what Fox let happen. Magneto, Colossus and Deadpool were literally like the only ones who looked close to their comic counterparts and Colossus didn’t look that way until DeadpoolNope. Like I said for the billionth time, the classic X-Men outfits should be saved for the MCU X-Men. There's no need for the Fox X-Men to wear them.
HWR was introduced before Quantamania breh
The whole premise of Loki season 1 ender was to introduce HWR (Kang) and roll into Quantam
Do they?Russos got this
Yeah, I think she cappin too.The misdirection
I see you Halle
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Nope.
He who remains and Kang were going to be separate characters.
They were only combined after Majors got hired for Ant Man 3.
This is why Kang JOBBED in Ant Man 3 because the character was originally meant to be a one off villain for that movie. The director wanted Ant Man to beat a big villain.
But they were blown away by J Majors acting and could see he was on course to be the new “It” actor so halfway during production decided to make J Majors the new big bad of everything. This is also why Kang’s build was trash Marvel were making it up as they went along. It’s probably why they also didn’t recast as the whole thing in their eyes was built on the character being played by J Majors.
Jonathan Majors is a great actor, but I was never much of a Kang the Conqueror fan anyway, so I’m not too torn up about his exit. I put Kang in the same category as Apocalypse—villains with grand, time-spanning ambitions, but ultimately lacking in sheer presence. Kang’s reliance on time-travel mechanics makes him more of a logistical headache than a true menace, a villain whose battles feel more like navigating paradoxes than actually fighting for power. Yes, controlling time is formidable, but it’s abstract—it dilutes the personal stakes that make great villains compelling. Doom, on the other hand, dominates through intellect, willpower, and an unshakable belief in his own superiority. His legacy in the comics runs deep, from toppling the Beyonder in Secret Wars to wielding the literal power of a god in Doomwar. Marvel should have built their next saga around him from the start, but thanks to the Fox deal, they had to settle for a placeholder—until now. When it comes to a worthy successor to Thanos, I’ll take Doom over Kang any day.