Disney Announces 10 New Marvel Series Coming To Disney+ Over The Next Few Years

[Atlantis]

I'm mostly looking forward to more news on the Fantastic Four. Really pulling for this one to be the blowout success it should always have been.

While I hear Feige's comment "His (Boseman's) portrayal of T’Challa the Black Panther is iconic and transcends iteration of the character in any other medium from Marvel’s past" as the reason for not re-casting the role, I don't truly understand it. I looked forward to Boseman doing the character for many years to come, but sadly that's not going to happen. That shouldn't mean that no other actor could possibly step in the part of the Black Panther. I don't see how theyre going to do a sequel without the main character, and even if they could do it, should they do it?

At any rate all I can say is hope all of these continue to do well. I'm gearing up now for The Falcon & the Winter Soldier! 

[leokearon]

8 hours ago, Atlantis said:

I'm mostly looking forward to more news on the Fantastic Four. Really pulling for this one to be the blowout success it should always have been.

While I hear Feige's comment "His (Boseman's) portrayal of T’Challa the Black Panther is iconic and transcends iteration of the character in any other medium from Marvel’s past" as the reason for not re-casting the role, I don't truly understand it. I looked forward to Boseman doing the character for many years to come, but sadly that's not going to happen. That shouldn't mean that no other actor could possibly step in the part of the Black Panther. I don't see how theyre going to do a sequel without the main character, and even if they could do it, should they do it?

At any rate all I can say is hope all of these continue to do well. I'm gearing up now for The Falcon & the Winter Soldier! 

The Black Panther is a legacy character be default so they can just make someone else the Black Panther. The obvious choice would be Shuri but that might be doubt after Wright's recent social media posts.

[monron999]

I keep going back to that Loki trailer. For some reason it's the most cryptic to me. I'm starting to think it's some type of Quantum Leap type show where he travels through time and space and has to complete "missions" in other bodies or as other people. I think that's where all the gender, age and race swapping part they had previously talked about comes into play. Just a guess, but previously they were implying that Hiddleston might have very little involvement at all or might be written out altogether. Guess that's when he had a fuller plate on his table. Not so much anymore I guess.