Rabbitearsblog

Get the Hell outta here with this...This isn't even a contest! Deadpool & Deadpool 2 versions of Colossus are the best ones.

I just hope in his next appearance, they don't sell him short. I like the Gentle Giant/Calm Demeanor & Optimistic Colossus, but they need to make him a force of nature when he fights. Colossus is the one of the Strongest (physically) X-Men. He isn't a push over at all!

I depends on how much influence the individual comic or run has...if its never brought up again it can generally be ignored.

But with stuff like Morrisons characterization issues its a bit more difficult since a lot of what happened in his run had long lasting impact.

There are also little details that are very easily ignored. O5 Jean and Beast getting together at the end of All-New X-men was basically over in the very next issue

I have a feeling Legion and Deadpool are getting thrown into the trash ( or the latter being watered down at the very least ) ... Would've preferred if Fox had kept their properties tbh.

@rabbitearsblog: I could see them making the Maximoffs mutants whose powers were dormant. Although they've used a lot of Wanda's connection to the stone to explain her and vision, which might be a problem... but also in the wake of Infinity War I could see more fear towards superhuman individuals, especially an entire race of posthumans.

@xwasright: Sort of, yea. Lead with mutations that are super destructive or have immense potential for destruction. One flaw to the FoX-Men is that all the mutants were pretty and powerful. I'd like to see them explore more unconventional powers, which can also set them apart from the Avengers more distinctly. Although I totally expect the MCU to nuke their power levels, they could also use the fact that mutants are ludicrously more powerful than any human hero, and use Scarlet Witch's accidental hotel bombing in Civil War as an example. (I reeeaaallly hope they reveal her and Pietro to be, like, latent mutants or something.)

@rabbitearsblog: And they only did it cause they didn't have access to the mutants then, and now that they will, it retrospectively makes that choice rather poor for their universe at large.

DC might have something close, when they made Iris and Wally black , oh lord this site was full of closeted racist who were sooooo mad & some couldn't even admit that Hawkman and Hawkgirl were also black lol

@outside_85: @rabbitearsblog: True, it does depend on the characters used, but I don't expect them to avoid iconic X-Men, because of better market draw on the recognizable nature of those characters. They're more likely to just twist those characters to meet their desired formula.

The Avengers aren't jokesters in the comics either, true, but they (Disney) benefited at least from there not being other Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, etc. movies out there showing them being serious. They had a blank slate with general audiences. With the X-men, an MCU tone would be jarring given how many serious X-Men movies there are out there in the public consciousness.

And yeah, the world building integrating the two very different universes will be very difficult. Not to mention differentiating mutants from Inhumans in Agents of Shield. I don't see it being smooth.

It doesn't fit with the majority of the X-Men characters though, but then again, neither were the majority of the comic Avengers barrels of laughs.

Not to mention, how exactly will Disney depict the world of the X-Men contrast to the rest of the MCU? Like the Avengers seem to live in a normal world where they are accepted and even celebrated... and the X-Men normally live in a world that famously fears and hates them even if you have to bring them under a microscope to find the actual difference.