Evangeline Lilly shares photo of her and Paul Rudd meeting mini Ant-Man and the Wasp3yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelstudios
In Spider-Man: Far from Home Peter can't bring a banana/his banana is taken away, so when Tom Holland met some young fans in china a kid actually gave him a banana4yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelstudios
Imagine having a movie so bad that they are having discussions about if it’s possible to sue sony over it2mo ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelmemes
Christ Pratt, Zoe Saldana and Brie Larson with the child actors who interpreted the child version of their characters4yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelstudios
If we ever see Uncle Ben in the MCU in some form like a flashback, my main pick for who should play him would be Michael J. Fox3yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelstudios
Josh Brolin and Ariana Greenblatt (young Gamora) Behind the scenes of Infinity War4yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelstudios
In 1975, Angela Bowie secured the TV rights to Daredevil and Black Widow for one year and planned a TV series based on them. Bowie took a series of pictures of herself as the Widow and actor Ben Carruthers as Daredevil to shop the project around to producers, but the project never came to fruition.2yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/comicbooks
My great grandma who although was born in England, serve for the USA during WW2 (Circa 1944)3yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/fakehistoryporn
Rest in power, probably the most touching tribute to Chadwick I have seen (by _courtney_luv)3yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelstudios
Tbh I prefer the original Doctor Strange and Captain Marvel title logos when they were first announce rather than the current official ones4yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelstudios
Matt and Natasha had an interesting relationship back in the day (Daredevil #120, April 1975)2yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/comicbooks
Thor: The Dark World may not be one of the best MCU films but it has one of my favorite credit sequences4yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelstudios
Another new/old photo of Scarlett Johansson during the first costume fitting for her Black Widow movie2yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelstudios
Matt and Natasha had an interesting relationship back in the day (Daredevil #120, April 1975)2yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/Marvel
At one point Hayley Atwell had to get her drivers license photo in full Peggy Carter costume and makeup because she was filming her show at the time and had no time to change2yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/Marvel
Avengers as Hogwarts houses, Carol Danvers as Gryffindor, Natasha Romanoff Slytherin, Shuri as Ravenclaw and Mantis as Hufflepuff (art by @captmarveI)4yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelstudios
I hope that if the Green Goblin ever comes to the MCU it has a less mechanical look and a more a medieval inspire look, like this (cosplay by u/thevitaminjay)4yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelstudios
WWE wrestler Tegan Nox and her series of Captain Marvel inspire Gears4yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelstudios
With the hype of Deadpool 3, lets not forget the first official time the MCU and the fox universe interacted with each other was korg and deadpool reaction to the free guy trailer2mo ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelstudios
New/old photo of Scarlett Johansson during the first costume fitting for her Black Widow movie2yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelstudios
When July 9 arrives, we should change the front page snoo to this one6yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/thanosdidnothingwrong
After all this time, I still wish they had kept Thor's iconic helmet5yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelstudios
Senior citizens dressed up as super heroes celebrating immunity as they take the second dose in Spain3yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/comicbooks
Which one is better/is more powerful? Spider-Man's spider sense or daredevil's radar sense3mo ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/Marvel
TIL that stunt doubles wear masks of the actors to hide their faces, so here is Jeremy Renner wearing Scarlett Johansson's stunt double's mask3yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelstudios
TIL that Scarlet Witch and Hawkeye's first live action appearance was in a Got Milk? commercial in 20003yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/comicbooks
Captain America joins The Avengers, from Avengers (1963) #4 and its 2021 remake to celebrate cap's 80 anniversary3yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/Marvel
In 1984, DC was so behind Marvel sales that Warner Communications contacted them about the possibility of owning DC's characters publishing rights. Marvel already made up 70% of all total sales, buying the 2nd biggest publisher would create a monopoly. Marvel had to say no on the DC licensing deal2yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/Marvel
What is your opinion of the trend in the past few years of turning J. Jonah Jameson and The Daily Bugle into a podcast?3mo ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/Spiderman
TIL that Scarlet Witch and Hawkeye's first live action appearance was in a Got Milk? commercial in 20003yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/Marvel
If Wanda had base her reality in Japanese Animes instead of American sitcoms (by @@kyrartz)3yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelstudios
In 1975, Angela Bowie secured the TV rights to Daredevil and Black Widow for one year and planned a TV series based on them. Bowie took a series of pictures of herself as the Widow and actor Ben Carruthers as Daredevil to shop the project around to producers, but the project never came to fruition.2yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/Marvel
In 1974, Marvel sued Promotora K for using The Incredible Man in Kaliman's comic title, since they owned the rights to The Incredible Hulk. The court ruled in favor of Promotora K. After this Promotora K made covers featuring Marvel characters threatening Kaliman to mock Marvel.2yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/comicbooks
TIL that the shield that Matt Salinger used in the 1990 Captain America film hangs on the office of Joe Exotic's lawyer, John M. Phillips2yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/Marvel
To expand the post from earlier, Who’s the most beloved/respected character in-universe?1mo ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/Marvel
'Each one understood the single truth that defined their universe'(History Of The Marvel Universe #6)2yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/comicbooks
In Spider-Man: Far from Home Peter can't bring a banana/his banana is taken away, so when Tom Holland met some young fans in china a kid actually gave him a banana2yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/Spiderman
Captain America asking spidey why does what he does shortly after first meeting2yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/Spiderman
As far as I know, fantastic four 2005 is the only time Stan Lee played a character from the comic books, he played Willie Lumpkin the fantastic 4 mailman3mo ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/FantasticFour
Some of the first live action appearance of some Marvel characters (more information in the comments)3mo ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/comicbooks
Brie Larson shares Miss Marvel fan art on Instagram (art by @flaming_monkeys)4yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelstudios
I find it ironic that Scott Derrickson left Doctor Strange 2 mainly because he didnt have enough time to plan it just for the pandemic to happen and now having over a year to plan it3yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelstudios
In 1975, Angela Bowie secured the TV rights to Daredevil and Black Widow for one year and planned a TV series based on them. Bowie took a series of pictures of herself as the Widow and actor Ben Carruthers as Daredevil to shop the project around to producers, but the project never came to fruition.2yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/Daredevil
The punisher is the only character that I know that can work with/would be in character if he has either a classic super hero comic look, a more military attire or simply a dude wearing a t-shirt with a skull on it3mo ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/thepunisher
Some of the first non-MCU live action appearance of some Marvel characters (more information in the comments)3mo ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelstudios
X-Men #136 released in 1980 and Crisis on Infinite Earths #7 released in 19853yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/comicbooks
In (2007) Meet the Robinsons when Wilber says who Mr Robinson looks like he says a different person and a different portrait appears depending on the dub of the film. In the English dub he says he looks like Tom Selleck in the the Latin Spanish dub he says he 'El Puma' Jose Luis Rodriguez2yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/MovieDetails
Brie Larson as Zero suit Samus with mini Captain Marvel and Spider-Gwen5yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/marvelstudios
As far as i know, fantastic four 2005 is the only time Stan Lee played a character from the comic books, he played Willie Lumpkin the fantastic four mailman3mo ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/Marvel
With Janet van Dyne being a fashion designer, The Wasp is probably the super hero with the most costume changes. Having a new suit in almost every mission, with a vast array of different designs2yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/comicbooks
Its often talked about bad film to comic synergy, but what are some movie synergy that you actually like/are good? Mine is Blade3mo ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/Marvel
Imagine having a movie so bad that they are having discussions about if it’s possible to sue sony over it2mo ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/weeklyplanetpodcast
3 Dev Adam (Three Mighty Men) a 1973 Turkish cult superhero film starting Captain America and El Santo on a special mission to stop the villainous Spider-Man and his criminal gang. The film was completely unauthorized by the copyright owners of the characters depicted.2yr ⋅ El_Quetzal ⋅ r/comicbooks
