I think it’s more likely that they’ll take him back to the present day and he’ll use his powers to prevent the catastrophe that tears the planet apart.
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Yeah, that argument will get grizzly.
I shouldn’t have the Bar Association logo here, either.
Oh, a sarcasm detector, that’s a real useful invention!
Hee-HEE! *throws index cards through the fake window behind the desk while Paul makes shattering glass sounds on his synthesizer*
Hank Azaria actually confirmed on Twitter that it’s “car hole.”
I think it’d be more like the autopsy scene in John Carpenter’s The Thing.
He’s all over the place! He’s in the lift, the lorrie, the bon-whizzer, and the mallonga-gilderchuck.
Apparently rent in Manhattan has skyrocketed so that only the biggest chains can afford to be there:
I’m pretty sure he’s based on the Rigellian Recorders from the comics.
It bears repeating: you’re a schmuck
Wings are white meat. Same type of muscle tissue as the breat meat.
Hey, that’s a half-truth!
The MAGA chuds already tried to do that by holding posters like that in the middle of anti-Trump rallies.
It can be....three things?!
Given the previous film versions of Dr. Doom, a quipping version would be a massive improvement.
I seriously doubt they’ll reboot the universe or create a new one, they’ll probably just say that the events of Infinity War changed the universe in some way.
As I said above, the film rights for the FF and associated characters like Dr. Doom were never actually owned by Fox (they’re just licensed), so this deal wouldn’t cover them, just the X-Men.
Unfortunately, Fox never *owned* the film rights to the FF, they licensed the rights from a German production company. This asset purchase wouldn’t cover that.