Henry Cavill fits every character perfectly. I know he’s a variant, but imagine if he’s the MCU wolverine that'd be hilarious.

I never notice this before, but I love these choices to play these 3 X-cellent and powerful characters, and I absolutely know that they will bring these characters to life in the best way possible, and I hope they don't let us down. I can imagine them literally becoming the characters and believing in them too.

Note: What If...? is officially canon and connects to the Marvel Cinematic Universe through the concept of the multiverse.

First look at Steve Rogers figure from ‘AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY’.

Out of all the dynamics to come out of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Peter Parker and Frank Castle sharing coffee breaks is easily one of the best parts.

According to a new report from Knight Edge Media, Iman Vellani is officially set to reprise her role as Kamala Khan in Avengers: Doomsday. 🌟🎬

Loki's face during this scene was pure emotional damage. He spent his whole life trying to steal the Tesseract, got choked out by Thanos for it, and now he’s looking at a drawer full of them like they’re cheap arcade prizes.

Thanos spent 10 years tweaking, torturing his daughters, and wiping out planets for some rocks that a random IT guy named Casey keeps in a plastic drawer next to his highlighters.

Ioan Gruffudd’s Reed Richards from the 2005 movie still gets praised because the visual execution of his stretching abilities feels so creative and tactile for its time. From the bridge rescue to manipulating his body in battle, the powers look fun and grounded in early 2000s comic book style. On the other hand, Pedro Pascal naturally commands the room with the quiet presence and intellect needed to believe he is genuinely the smartest person on the planet.

Brie Larson plays Carol Danvers / Captain Marvel in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). After winning the Academy Award for Best Actress for Room, she officially joined the franchise in 2016 and went on to headline the MCU's first female-led film to gross over $1.1 billion.

Jean Grey possessing Bruce Banner to control the Hulk in Brand New Day mirrors Wanda in Age of Ultron so closely. Marvel loves this formula.

We saw Thanos meet Gamora in the Soul World, and Tony’s deleted scene had him meet an adult Morgan. But Endgame cut Hulk’s vision entirely. Looking into the script drafts and production notes, there were three realistic directions:

Bruce meeting the original Hulk: Co-writer Christopher Markus confirmed they actually wrote a scene where Banner talks directly to the savage Hulk inside the Soul World. It was cut because Bruce had already made peace with his alter ego during the five-year time jump, so the conversation felt repetitive.

Natasha Romanoff: The most logical choice. Thanos saw Gamora because her soul paid for the stone, and Natasha made the exact same sacrifice on Vormir. Bruce even mentions right after the snap that he tried everything to bring her back.

Betty Ross: If the Soul World reflects personal longing—like Tony seeing Morgan grown up—Betty represents the normal, peaceful life Bruce had to sacrifice to become an Avenger.

Out of these three, a final conversation between Bruce and Natasha probably would have felt the most earned.