Will Marvel ever make "Dark and Gritty" Animated movies again like they did with Lionsgate Films?
1. Ultimate Avengers 1 and 2 (2006).
2. Doctor Strange: The Sorcerer Supreme (2007).
3. Next Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow (2008).
4. Hulk vs Wolverine and Thor (2009).
5. Planet Hulk (2010).
6. Thor: Tales of Asgard (2011).
These are all my personal favorite Marvel animated movies to have ever been produced by Lionsgate Films. And I was so sad as a kid when they discontinued their run in favor of more kid-friendly Marvel superhero content by Disney. I love both Marvel and DC superheroes, but I want Marvel to be allowed to make dark and gritty animated content just like DC does! I also want their content to be unrelated and look nothing like the live-action MCU stuff!
What do you all think?
2. Doctor Strange: The Sorcerer Supreme (2007).
3. Next Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow (2008).
4. Hulk vs Wolverine and Thor (2009).
5. Planet Hulk (2010).
6. Thor: Tales of Asgard (2011).
These are all my personal favorite Marvel animated movies to have ever been produced by Lionsgate Films. And I was so sad as a kid when they discontinued their run in favor of more kid-friendly Marvel superhero content by Disney. I love both Marvel and DC superheroes, but I want Marvel to be allowed to make dark and gritty animated content just like DC does! I also want their content to be unrelated and look nothing like the live-action MCU stuff!
What do you all think?
Commentaires

It's maybe not fully in the "dark and gritty" camp, but it's more than they have done since forming the MCU. That and their first R rated movie coming out last year(DP&W), as well as show this year (Daredevil).
If these projects do well, I think they will continue to test the market for projects like that.
There are some characters it would work with. Wolverine, Punisher, and Blade being some of the most obvious ones. But I have no desire to see Marvel do the the Avengers what DC did to the Justice League in Apokolips War.
DC has/had some great animated shorts but what became a problem was they’d take a storyline that required a bunch of backstory and remove all backstory in a “and then supergirl arrived”. It worked with mini series like new frontier and flash point but a lot of them were just Batman #385-392.
But to the comment at hand, of the direct to video features mentioned by op, none of them qualify as Dark and gritty with the possible exception of Wolverine vs Hulk. The MCU as a whole is largely darker and grittier than the previous animated output.
Only gets censored depending on context, intensity and frequency.