I’d also be up for something timey-wimey where the heroes end up in the past and realize they need more help. Go looking for the Cap who went back.

Insert obligatory “take my money” gif here, because I am totally down for Steve as the spouse who stays home while his wife, Captain Carter, has adventures.

It’ll be him in 1984 knocking out cameras in a mall so he isn’t seen while saving people from a bank heist gone wrong.

Probably a cameo appearance in a flash-back, although I’m not sure where. Maybe whenever they do the first MCU Wolverine movie? Or some weirdness coming out of the Doctor Strange 2 movie? 

I want a scene between Rogers and Deadpool, where Deadpool keeps following him around with a lighter yelling “Flame on! Flame on!”

He’s come back to fight the greatest threat to Democracy.

I’d watch the shit out of that. It never sat well with me that captain america just popped back into the exact same spots in time without issue.
So Hulk walks off with the stone and Cap walks by him on the way back to the ancient one in the middle of the invasion of new york? Even if there’s no caveat I still want to…

Funny thing is who would have thought he would do so well as Cap when he was playing the Human Torch in the Fantastic Four movies lol.

My interest hasn’t waned on iota...but I would love it if Steve, Tony and Natasha were still in action on screen.

The reporting has said it wont be in a “Captain America” film so my guess is it will be a return at the end of Phase 2. I am personally hoping for Secret Wars. With a multiversal twist. It would also give a perfect excuse to bring in a full formed Deadpool into the MCU.

I know that no one can play the same role forever, especially a super hero role, but Chris Evans got Captain America so right that I would be glad to see him in it again, if just one more.  Super mega bonus points if Peggy is back too.

A-list to me is more about name recognition than anything else, and it’s hard to argue that Ben Affleck isn’t one of the most recognizable names (and faces) in Hollywood.

Maybe there is something to this, maybe not, but either way, I’m getting really tired of Fisher vaguebooking about it. How about we take a break from this story until we know if there's a story at all?

Jesus Christ with this shit...STILL? Fuck sake...

Right from the jump he neuters his own argument by saying he was fired from The Flash, then jumps to a month ago when he publicly said he would never work on another project that Hamada was a part of, which is him quitting...so which is it? Did he quit or was he fired?…

How the letter starts:

I suspect he’s living in a bubble of Snyder fanboys, who currently hang on his every word as an extension of their true hero, but will probably move on once Zack Snyder’s Justice League is done in order to focus on Army of the Dead and whatever Ayn Rand adaptation the great man can finally get off the ground.

Didn’t Ray Fisher recently announce he wouldn’t be doing any WB films under Hamada’s watch anyway?

I continue to wonder how Ray Fisher thinks this is going to end up for him? I wonder how many people around him are imploring him to drop it and get on with his life? I wonder if he has anyone around him anymore? Clearly he is counting on the Snyder Cut to raise his profile and show everyone how great he is at…

Ok, so in general, his statement reinforces the impression that his original claims against Whedon, Johns, and Berg were valid. I was 55-45 before; now I’m probably 60-40 or 65-35 in Fisher’s favor.

And the last remnant of the old WB Network is now gone. RIP Michigan J. Frog.