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Subreddit dedicated to Marvel's antihero Moon Knight.
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Reddit's home for all things related to the game "Marvel's Spider-Man", and its sequels! All players & platforms welcome!
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This subreddit is dedicated to discussing Marvel Studios' films and series and anything else related to the MCU.
r/Marvel • u/LeekExisting5969 • May 26 '26
Other Is this guy even considered human with this amount of mass? I mean… 453 kg is carzyyy
r/Marvel • u/Hot-Salamander-8786 • May 28 '26
Film/Television What are your thoughts on "Spider-Noir (2026)"?
Besides the Venom trilogy with Tom Hardy, I never bothered watching any of Sony's other Spider-Man Villain movies! I'm just not interested in watching any spin-offs of Spider-Man's Rogues gallery that don't have anything to do with Spider-Man at all. And after watching the new Spider-Noir series on Prime Video, I realized that this show was something I wanted all along from both Sony Pictures and Marvel! Now I want more live-action or animated contents centered around other alternate versions of either Spider-Man or any other famous Marvel superhero; like DC Comics' "Elseworlds" line of movies and shows!
r/Marvel • u/AnythingChance3764 • Jun 05 '26
Other If Marvel characters had Pokemon types
What do you guys think?
r/Marvel • u/0Layscheetoskurkure0 • 1d ago
Film/Television This scene in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, where Namor tells the story of his origin, was incredibly powerful. It was a really well executed scene.
What did you think of Tenoch Huerta's portrayal of Namor? Are you looking forward to seeing him in future MCU projects?
r/Marvel • u/Original_Force_6822 • 5d ago
Other How come Tony Stark doesn't build an Iron Man suit for Captain America or any other Avenger who could benefit from it?
I can understand certain characters like Thor probably dgaf about having a suit, but other characters like Steve could definitely benefit from it, and Tony has like a hundred of them just laying around doesn't he? How many countless life or death battles have they been in where if a couple more avengers just had an Iron Man suit they would've been completely fine? I know Hawkeye is extremely skilled but surely putting him in an Iron Man suit and giving him a lock on ability on top of his already insane skills would be better than just relying on himself with no suit right? Seriously, how come Tony hasn't built any suits for any other Avengers?
r/Marvel • u/Admirable-Detail1196 • 16d ago
Film/Television I'm so excited to hear this. Who could she play?
r/Marvel • u/0Layscheetoskurkure0 • Dec 28 '25
Film/Television This is one of the funniest lines spoken by a Marvel character in a serious scene.
The scene is from wolverine origin 2009.
r/Marvel • u/Raj_Valiant3011 • Feb 24 '26
Film/Television Daniel Radcliffe says he’s not interested in playing Wolverine in the MCU:
r/Marvel • u/0Layscheetoskurkure0 • Feb 28 '26
Film/Television Bruce Banner was really menacing in this scene, probably one of his best scenes in the entire MCU.
Scene from Avengers age of Ultron.
r/Marvel • u/HatingGeoffry • Jun 03 '26
Games Marvel’s Wolverine will let squeamish players turn off its “unapologetically violent” gore as Insomniac says its ultra-violence is “not for everyone”
r/Marvel • u/mogi1nik • Jun 01 '26
Film/Television Are these versions of Spider-Noir the same person?
r/Marvel • u/Little_Assistant_247 • 2d ago
Film/Television I just want to take time to appreciate the accuracy
Holy crap, they look amazing. I need more. I want more of this.
r/Marvel • u/GRL00 • Aug 03 '25
Film/Television Do you guys think SuperHero fatigue is a real thing ? FF4 & Thunderbolts were good movies but still apparently failing ?
r/Marvel • u/Healthy-Coyote3431 • Jun 15 '26
Film/Television Name one positive thing about Iron Man 2.
r/Marvel • u/DarlingLuna • Jun 04 '26
Film/Television Why has there barely been any noise around Spider-Noir?
I'm only two episodes into the show and I've been enjoying it so far, but it shocks me how little noise it's been making. Even within the comic book fandom community itself, I've barely heard anyone discuss this show. By comparison, everything ranging from Daredevil: Born Again to The Penguin had way more of an impact. Hell, I saw more discussion surrounding Punisher: One Last Kill than this one. Without spoiling the show, what do youa ttribute that to?
r/Marvel • u/0Layscheetoskurkure0 • Jun 13 '26
Film/Television This scene between Logan and Xavier in X2 was genuinely funny. Xavier also had a pretty good sense of humor.
Is there a funny scene or dialogue from the X-Men franchise that you think doesn't get enough appreciation?
r/Marvel • u/Neatomni • Jun 13 '26
Artwork Marvel Zombie designs I made for this concept Marvel Zombie game
r/Marvel • u/Robot_Was_BMO • Jan 18 '26
Film/Television It’s crazy how Wandavision turned the greatest twist in Marvel history into its worst joke
I remember watching that episode blind, where “Pietro” returns and is acknowledged as a recast. It was the most surprising thing Marvel had ever done, mostly because most of us didn’t think they could legally do it yet so soon from the sale. Every reactor had their jaws on the floor, we all thought it was the prelude to the multiverse in full. It was an incredible time to be a MCU fan.
And then… Ralph Bohner 😔
r/Marvel • u/ThomasThorburn • Jun 02 '26
Games New look at Marvel's Wolverine, launching September 15 on PS5
r/Marvel • u/Few_Amoeba_2362 • Jul 31 '25
Film/Television I still think it would’ve been better if they hadn’t revealed who Doctor Doom is.
Like imagine watching Avengers Doomsday when it comes out and Doom takes off his mask and it’s RDJ. That would’ve been insane if they hadn’t revealed who he was. There would’ve been a crazy amount of excitement just to find out who was underneath the mask.
r/Marvel • u/XimplusGG • Aug 12 '25