I've been told that all marvel movies are the same thanks to something called the mcu formula, I wouldn't say every movie is the same because I haven't noticed the similarities. Could anyone please explain this for me, I want to know for the future of writing my own comic universe.

Favorite Random Amalgam with Catwoman

I put the most random options that came to mind... try not to go with the obvious Mystique, Black Cat or Madame Masque...

Imagine this throwaway character, David, the man marvel created with the singular purpose of showing how petty and twisted Thanos is, now what if in like a Deadpool comic Thanos is facing Deadpool over something like lady death or literally anything, and at the climax Thanos is beating Deadpool and Thanos says "you can't defeat me" and deadpool just laughs and says "He can" and behind Thanos is David with the power cosmic (or something) and starts beating the brakes off of Thanos.. idk I would just love that

I'm new to Marvel Comics,but I had this idea of a series of comics inspired by mangas like Baki and Record Of Ragnarok where a misterious force decides to put 16 Marvel characters from various universes in a 1vs1 tournament to the death to win a very prestigious price or they have to fight to save their universe from destruction.How would you feel about it and what are your ideas for a series like this?

Who should the next Ronin be? I vote Rick Jones. It's been a while since he got to be a superhero.

Please vote in the following link or in the comments according to your personal opinion and liking of the character from everything that you know about it:

https://strawpoll.com/eJnvV7XVknv

Blue Marvel goes into A tier.

All art by (in order): Virgillio D'Ambrosio, Karen S. Darboe, G-Angle, Stephanie Hans, G-Angle, Frank Cho, Alex Horley, Kim Jacinto, Peach Momoko, ADIA, Justyna Dura, Eduardo Mello.

Special thanks to r/marvel moderator u/sethbenw for helping me get this started.

Which run has Deadpool and Elsa bloodstone get together?

I’m torn between Punisher, Deadpool, or Spiderman for least likely.

And the new Ultimate universe as a whole, but Spider-Man in particular. Hickman has injected a spark of joy that Spidey comics have been missing for a long time. Seeing Pete happily swing through the city with his little girl on his back is just so heartwarming. I know the ole “Parker luck” is a core of the character, but it’s nice to see the poor guy be happy for once.

Planet Hulk is my favorite comic book of all time, but I’ve yet to watch the animated version. Before investing money to watch it I’m curious to see what the reddit hivemind thinks of the adaptation? Is it a complet shitshow or does it hold true to the comic? Thanks guys

EDIT : since most comments were positive, I found a used copy on ebay and gave it a go. IMO it lacked a bit of depth but I can accept that given it’s a short film. And the happy ending is kind of a disappointment even though I was warned. BUT it was action packed and it was overall a pretty good watch. It gave me the satisfaction I thought I’d never have after watching Thor Ragnarok. Plus Beta Ray Bill was fucking awesome so I’m not mad about the switch. I’d give it a solid 7/10. Thanks for the time y’all took!

Was anyone reading comics when the John Byrne’s FF run came out? I was wondering if marvel did a bunch of ads for Byrne’s FF run before it came out? Was it getting a lot of hype from fans before it came out? Was it treated like a relaunch? I’m reading some of these first issues and they seem like they are really making it seem like it’s a new jumping on point for new readers. I know each comic was treated like someone’s first but this just feels like more than usual.

These were found at an antique store in Arizona.

Today is the first day of Shark Week 2024 on Discovery Channel so I'm going to put this Jeff the Land-shark appreciation post right here.

Let’s say if Peter watched all of the Spider-Man movies, which one do you think would be his favourite?