New Era

We’re getting so closer The shift in aesthetic for these iconic Marvel legacy superheroes in their modern MCU reviving in connected universe , compared to their 2000s non marvel films only is missing in the MCU is the X-Men Blade,Ghost Rider it won’t be happening until after avengers post secret wars

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rubyschnees2025-12-14 00:44

saying "new era" and then posting hulk/spiderman/daredevil who have all been in the mcu for like a decade plus at this point is very funny

delcolicks92025-12-14 01:05

probably referring to the aesthetic and visuals and overall embracing more "comic" stuff.

Bandrbell2025-12-14 01:52

As a Hulk fan, how about we embrace an actor that isn't pushing 60 😭

delcolicks92025-12-14 08:18

I mean it's all CG so the age doesn't really matter and I'd say he looks relatively good, certainly doesn't look 2yrs from 60 plus Ruffalo rocks. Though I will say 2003 hulk might be my favorite, eric bana hulk >ruffalo > norton

delcolicks92025-12-14 08:18

But like a new actor after reboot, sure, no issue with that

JariJar692025-12-14 01:07

Yeah and F4 isnt that new either. Watched animation series as kid, iron man too.

Notoriously_So2025-12-14 01:09

Punisher aswell. The only 'new' versions of any characters here are the Fantastic Four.

AnOnlineHandle2025-12-14 04:45

And declaring them the new era is a huge turn off for me. I got halfway through the movie last night and just was bored out of my mind.

They've gone all in on being 100% comic book, and it turns out I don't like comic books, I liked movies which were adaptions of comic books and tried to ground them more in a realistic feeling world.

rvdp662025-12-14 02:14

Missing blade. That would be the icing.

ParkerLF2025-12-14 02:22

Yeah but they were out of the spotlight for a while. Now they’re back as some of the “main” characters that will get more focus in the MCU compared to others. Like Iron Man, Thor, and Cap during the infinity saga

ItsChris_8776_2025-12-14 20:57

But in fairness these versions of the character are going to be drastically different than the versions we have seen so far.

SinisterCryptid2025-12-14 00:46

Saying new era like Spidey ain’t a dude in his 30s trying to say he’s still 18. The only new heroes here are the FF

DCIsCool192025-12-14 01:21

What lol

Gilded-Mongoose2025-12-14 03:39

There's nothing saying that Spider-Man isn't aging up in-universe with the actor.

He's probably going to be decently into or past college age, probably like Raimi's post-college Spider-Man.

Ofiotaurus2025-12-14 12:59

Wouldn’t suprise me if he’s shown graduating from College in Brand New Day

JamJamGaGa2025-12-14 20:52

Tom Holland is 29.

Bandrbell2025-12-14 00:48

"New Era" and it's the same Hulk we've had for the past 13 years 😭

Ragnarok_6192025-12-14 01:41

Almost 20

Ok_Scientist19252025-12-14 00:49

Whats new with these guys?

ZekeorSomething2025-12-14 00:56

Would’ve made more sense to include the X-Men.

Long_Ganache_13352025-12-14 00:58

Not until The Narrative Conclusion
The Multiverse Saga concludes with the cataclysmic dual-event of Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars. Following the incursion-heavy instability of Phases 5 and 6, the Multiverse collapses. Doctor Doom, seizing omnipotent power, forges Battleworld—a patchwork planet stitched together from the shards of dying realities, including the Fox Universe (Mutant history), Earth-828 (The Fantastic Four: First Steps), and the Sony-Adjacent Universes.
The Great Nexus Event
In the climax of Secret Wars, the surviving heroes reject a simple restoration of the old timeline. Instead, they trigger a catastrophic but constructive Nexus Event. The core MCU timeline (Earth-199999) is consumed and reconstituted. It is forged into a single, cohesive "New Sacred Timeline." This reality retains the crucial emotional history of the Infinity Saga (Iron Man’s sacrifice, Thanos, The Blip) but retroactively integrates missing lore from adjacent realities. The Result: A soft-rebooted world where the X-Men, Fantastic Four, and classic Spider-Man elements did not "arrive" via portals. History is rewritten so they have been native to the MCU all along

Odd-Sound-5802025-12-14 01:06

what

Long_Ganache_13352025-12-14 01:09

Solves the Multiverse Problem: By having the final Nexus Event consume and reconstitute the core timeline, it provides a definitive, in-universe explanation for the Multiverse's collapse and the end of Incursions. The concept of a singular, "Sacred Timeline" is re-established, but this time, it's a better one.

Odd-Sound-5802025-12-14 02:38

what

Gilded-Mongoose2025-12-14 03:47

It's like the very avatar of the Dead Internet theory itself just went full mask-off out of nowhere.

nishlesh2025-12-14 01:31

I don't think we're gonna see a lot of Hulk in the MCU now, unless he's recast. Knowing how gutsy Ruffalo is and how stupid Disney has been the last few weeks, i think either he leaves or they kick him out, but he's gonna go post Doomsday

the_explorer20032025-12-14 01:36

The new era in question

proximusprimus572025-12-14 02:34

It's 1963 all over again.

Thatonedudedude2025-12-14 03:59

lol

esar242025-12-14 04:00

I guess one thing never change, spider-man will always be on top

TowelFine69332025-12-14 04:11

*Spidey decides he can trust Daredevil & removes his mask:* "There. Now you know what I look like."

*Matt sighs & removes his own mask.*

Spidey: "Wait. Are you, like, totally blind?"

Matt: "Yeah. Yeah, I am."

Spidey: "100%?"

Matt: "Yes, 100%."

Spidey: "But, how do you ....? Oh...., you must have, like, a *really* good Peter Tingle."

Matt: *after a beat* "Ex...excuse me?"

Far-Ask-47512025-12-14 12:05

Nope. Pedro is a failure

Long_Ganache_13352025-12-14 16:15

Too bad be grateful

Far-Ask-47512025-12-14 18:42

I am - for every movie he does that fails.

Just like FF

Batmanfan19662025-12-14 15:59

“New”

Hulk, 2008 (17 years)

Spider-Man, 2016 (9 years)

Punisher, 2016 (9 years)

Daredevil, 2015 (10 years)

capnsmirks2025-12-15 05:49

I wonder if I’ll ever look at Reed and not just see Pedro. It really takes me out of it

pick-62025-12-16 21:34

Ghost Rider has been in the MCU for almost a decade.

Long_Ganache_13352025-12-17 00:27

It’s not Canon

pick-62025-12-17 01:30

It 100% is, this nonsensical debate (which shouldn't be a debate because there's no argument that it's not) has gone on for over a decade and the people in charge at Marvel have never said otherwise.

"Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is an American television series created by Joss Whedon, Jed Whedon, and Maurissa Tancharoen for ABC based on the Marvel Comics organization S.H.I.E.L.D. (Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement, and Logistics Division), a peacekeeping and spy agency in a world of superheroes. The series was the first to be set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), and it acknowledges the continuity of the franchise's films and other television series."

Long_Ganache_13352025-12-17 01:31

Well, but that’s not Johnny blaze that doesn’t count

pick-62025-12-17 01:39

He's in the show, albeit very briefly.

Johnny Blaze | Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki https://share.google/AKl3090yRDREDe93S

Long_Ganache_13352025-12-17 01:55

He’s stunt performer not a actor still doesn’t count OK

pick-62025-12-17 05:30

Ok. No use trying to reason with people who can't accept facts. Or use proper grammar.

j--__2025-12-18 04:59

ah yes, a single token female character. really forward-looking, that.