SUMMARY
  • Marvel is pivoting away from the Kang storyline to choose a better villain.
  • Fans suggest recasting Kang would be the best option.
  • Russo Brothers might return to direct future Avengers movies.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is expanding with the entry of the mutants in Deadpool & Wolverine. The two universes are finally converging, offering fans a wider stage of stories and narratives in future projects. This seems to be a way for the Marvel Cinematic Universe to correct its way after the Jonathan Kang debacle.

The actor was convicted for misdemeanor assault and harassment after which Marvel decided to replace his character Kang and move on to a new storyline. Kang was supposed to be the central villain for the Multiversal phase in the MCU, but the studio seems to be shifting gears now.

Marvel set to replace Jonathan Majors’ Arc

Marvel's Loki
Jonathan Majors as Kang the Conquerer in Loki | Marvel Studios

With the onset of the Multiverse, one of the best things to happen to Marvel is that their horizons have broadened in terms of new storylines and characters that can be added. This is also why they were able to replace Kang’s arc and instead put Loki at the helm of the timelines.

Moreover, now with Deadpool & Wolverine soon releasing, fans can expect more villains from the mutant comic books to take center stage. Nonetheless, the whole debacle has left fans confused over how Marvel will build and sustain a villain as formidable as Thanos for the upcoming Avengers movies.

The studio is reworking the culmination movies to feature a stronger foe who can give tough competition to the young superheroes. Fans continue speculating over Kang’s failure as a villain and what Marvel plans to do next.

Russo Brothers may return to direct the next Avengers movies

Russo Brothers
Russo Brothers via YouTube

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the legendary Russo Brothers who made Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame roaring successes, are in talks with Marvel Studios to direct the upcoming Avengers movies. The studio certainly trusts their expertise in making superhero movies that hold the potential for limitless success.

Moreover, it would be so much fun to have the director duo back on Marvel projects since they capture the pulse of the projects pretty well. The Russo brothers understand the convergence of action and suspense, hence Marvel would be doing a great favor to the fandom by bringing them back.

Steve Rogers and Tony Stark in The Avengers (Credits: Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)
Steve Rogers and Tony Stark in The Avengers (Credits: Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)

Sources claim that the conversation is in its early stages right now. Nonetheless, the brothers seem to be one of the last few saving graces in Marvel’s kitty as the studio is struggling to produce content that brings them back on top.

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