Latest Marvel News: Jonathan Majors’ Mcu Future Is Threatened by His on-Screen Nemesis as ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’s Disney Plus Woes Worsen
Just a Few Weeks Ago, Jonathan Majors Looked Set to Be the One Constant Thread Throughout Marvel‘s Multiverse Saga, but Now It Seems Increasingly Likely That...
Just a few weeks ago, Jonathan Majors looked set to be the one constant thread throughout Marvel‘s Multiverse Saga, but now it seems increasingly likely that we’re heading toward a major MCU recasting amid the actor’s real-life troubles. But, although it initially seemed cut and dry that he’d be replaced as Kang the Conqueror, things are no longer looking that simple. Meanwhile, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania continues to be unable to catch a break. Allow us to explain…
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania beaten to Disney Plus by Sony’s Spider-Man movies and Venom (but not Morbius… yet)
Not content with already being the slowest MCU movie to end up on Disney Plus, Quantumania is suffering a loss to Sony’s Spider-Verse — of all things — as even the back catalog of a franchise not owned by Marvel Studios is making it to the Mouse House’s streaming service before it. While a bunch of Spidey flicks and Venom are on their way to the platform in the coming weeks, though, at least we haven’t quite got to the stage where Morbius is beating Ant-Man 3 to streaming. No matter how much morbidly curious mavericks would love to see that happen.
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Fans don’t want Jonathan Majors recast anymore… now they want Kang replaced by an entirely different villain
The Marvel fandom has been furiously theorizing about potential candidates for who could hypothetically replace Majors as Kang, but now a new approach on how to deal with the Majors situation has risen up. What if Marvel forgot about Kang altogether and introduced a whole other character as the antagonist of Phase Five and Six? A couple of surprisingly canon-compliant suggestions have been made so far — namely, Sylvie (who did kill He Who Remains, after all) and Killmonger, who went after multiversal mastery in What If…? And, ironically, just happens to be played by Majors’ Creed III nemesis, Michael B. Jordan.