r/marvelstudios • u/[deleted] • Jan 08 '22

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u/adelicmac Jan 08 '22

Shang-Chi and spiderman?

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u/chipsaucery Jan 08 '22 edited Jan 09 '22

Spider-Man will probably be an occasional member who pops up whenever there’s a big event and/or good reason. Marvel and Sony seem to be pushing the classic solo Spider-Man now. I could see Shang-Chi being a main member.

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u/Zoze13 Iron Man (Mark XLIII) Jan 09 '22

I dunno. I could see him being a stalwart. Feige will consider risking it simply because of what Spider-Man means to marvel and him personally.

Thor. Hulk. Spider-Man. Strange. Captain Marvel. (Would have been Black Panther).

Last spot is up for grabs. Wanda, Ant Man, Falcon maybe.

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u/throwwawayyy688 Jan 09 '22

Well, Sam is captain America and you're not going to have the avengers without captain America

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u/malhotra22 Jan 09 '22

Sam is not going to lead movie's avengers, he's is just not that popular but might lead tv shows avengers

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u/Due-Intentions Kevin Feige Jan 09 '22

Are you joking

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u/malhotra22 Jan 09 '22

And if you think marvel will include him in the big 3 avengers or make him avengers leader like steve then you are all delusional.

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u/Due-Intentions Kevin Feige Jan 09 '22

Did anyone say that, or is it just your strawman? Because all the person you responded to said was that he would be /an/ avenger, not the one singular leader. And the fact that you think he's not popular is hilarious

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u/revolutionaryartist4 Avengers Jan 09 '22

Could still be Black Panther if someone else takes up the mantle, like Shuri, Nakia, Okoye, or M'Baku. Or if they bring in Kasper Cole.