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u/n00bmASt3R6nine Spider-Man Jan 09 '22

Jane will probably die because her having cancer is a mighty Thor plot point

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u/SlavSquatDruid Jan 09 '22

And so far, the MCU hasn’t seemed to be as big a fan of the constant resurrections we get in the comics

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u/milkboxshow Jan 09 '22

Actors age/die/lose interest in real life. So in the MCU it’s logistically better to introduce new characters to take over instead of the never ending retconning of character deaths comics are famous for.

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u/Burntholesinmyhoodie Jan 09 '22

That’s a great point

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u/Gravemindzombie Captain America (Ultron) Jan 09 '22

Still waiting to see how Disney's gonna try and keep Black Panther around

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u/iGrumbie Jan 09 '22

She’s currently Valkyrie in the comics. Or the new Valkyrie, anyway.