When do you think Marvel is gonna do ANYTHING with Jack Russel, Elsa Bloodstone, and Man-Thing again?
It’s been 3 years since the special presentation, they’re clearly not Avengers movie level characters yet, and there’s not another presentation this year
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Case in point, Iger never retired.
[Disney's Bob Iger stays on to steer company during Covid-19 crisis | Walt Disney Company | The Guardian](https://www.theguardian.com/film/2020/apr/13/disney-bob-iger-to-stay-as-ceo-during-coronavirus-pandemic)
In truth, Feige is at fault here. Chapek/Iger just asked for more, Feige decided to do things like Echo instead of existing characters like a Peggy Carter revisit, or G'iah instead of connecting to one of the Marvels.
They’ve been pretty open about it all, and have tried to right the ship really quickly and successfully in my opinion. Honestly it’s incredible we got the projects we did and any connections at all, let alone connecting what movies to the shows they did, in spite of all the obstacles put in front of them.
I think the next phases they will use what worked and improve on what they learned even more. With no pandemic or strike this time to muck it up
2 words: Scape. Goat.
If there's an upcoming project, you can count on modern Marvel to explore how to shove her into it, whether it's makes sense or not.
I actually don't mind how they adjusted her powers, sets her apart from Reed Richards. It makes sense given that when they made Ms Marvel they were likely already in Pre-Production on F4.
Same as the 10 rings, they're well done in the MCU but very different from their comic origins, likely to avoid confusion with the Infinity Stones. They work well.
So sometime after Blade is finally introduced
The Special Presentation is now a mainstay of my yearly Halloween rotation.
Remember, Samuel Sterns was teased in a post credit scene 15 years before returning.
My guess is that Jack and Man-Thing will fight alongside Moon Knight, Blade, and Ghost Rider in the Midnight Sons post Secret Wars.
But instead we got the four episodes of Echo that I could make it through, and then the two episodes of Ironheart.
If it were me, I would just do a series of Halloween specials, each one with a few different characters and some overarching thread that leads to a Midnight Sons extended special. It seems like Werewolf by Night worked for a lot of people and that format could have worked keeping the monsters of the MCU in their own little section. I would maybe use Wong as the link between the monsters and the heroes. Donny Cates' run of Doctor Strange with Wong taking charge lives rent free in my head.
It is now just recycled IP.
I know supernatural and mutants don’t share too much in common but you can easily make a through line about the idea of people being viewed as monsters for their appearance and differences despite their heroic actions.
The supernatural beings and mutants both share the similarities of while seeming initially monstrous and dangerous are actually good guys.
That paves the way for X-Men to tackle prejudice against powered beings, because the public can no longer see the difference.
Elsa & Jack, on the other hand, can wait a bit. We know they're not giving up on specials entirely, thanks to the Punisher. We also know they're slowing the TV output to just a couple things per year, & all of next year's projects are already booked.
I wouldn’t mind more. I really enjoyed that special.
It's so strange they created something basically universally praised and then just went "cool moving on". Man-Thing could have been a big part of the Multiverse Saga with his connection to the nexus of all realities.
So guess we got to wait till then to see if they return