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Some new art for The Avengers: Age of Ultron has appeared online featuring a view of the Vision.
Avengers: Age of Ultron art featuring the Vision
The Vision made his first appearance in Avengers #57 which has been on the rise since the movie announcement.
The next installment in the Captain America movie series is due in theaters May 6, 2016 and speculation has begun about the storyline. In an interesting article on Comic Book Resources all thoughts point to using a storyline from the very successful Ed Brubaker run on Captain America. Some of the possible story lines include (and remember, this is pure speculation):
Twenty-First Century Blitz (Captain America #18-21)
This storyline would add UK heroes Union Jack and Spitfire.
The Death Of The Dream (Captain America #25-30)
This storyline would fix the problem of Chris Evans as the sole portrayer of Captain America and allow a follow on actor to don the Red, White and Blue in future movies.
Old Friends & Enemies (Captain America #46-48)
I don’t like this one as much since Bucky would already have to be Captain America, a big leap from film to film.
Two Americas (Captain America #602-605)
Maybe, a lot going on here.
American Dreamers (Captain America #1-5)
Could be but Marvel would have to move a character firmly rooted in their Earth reality to the space/alternate dimension game. Will they go that far? Maybe, maybe not.
My bet, if any of these are used, is the Death of Captain America storyline. How about you?
The rumors of an Inhumans movie haves reached new heights as The Collider has an article stating the Inhuman’s script has been approved and next stop is movie land. Vin Diesel hinted around the movie recently and now we are learning more details. You can read the entire article here.
Fantastic Four #45 – The Comic of Interest
Fantastic Four #45 – First Inhumans
Copies of Fantastic Four #45 are now flying off the shelves. I’ve been watching the priced over the last 24 hours and buy it now copies on E-bay are selling for an average of 50% more than the most recent sales before this news. Auctions are also moving rapidly.
Is it too late to purchase your copy? First mover advantage, so important in the comic book movie speculation game, may have already been lost. Better check those back issue bins at the local comic book store!
