Singer thinks this is the case with the MCU, implying that Iron Man is the centre piece of the that universe.The Avengers is a mash-up of massive single character franchises of incredibly familiar characters and Iron Man. And did I mention Iron Man? Oh, and by the way Iron Man. What's interesting here is that Iron Man didn't even have the most screen time in that movie. Singer added, They are huge, colossal franchises that are peppered with all these other characters that are, again, extremely famous and so yes, Fox will at some point synergise [the X-Men] characters and that process is slowly beginning, but its very different than taking movies that gross close to a billion dollars and then pushing them together into these giant broad movies. If you want to give me Robert Downey Jr in a metal suit and have him join the X-Men, then yes, lets go head-to-head [with Marvel Studios]. Would you guys love to see Iron Man in Fox's X-Men universe? Hugh Jackman has been expressing interest in an X-Men and Avengers cross over. It's unlikely to happen but a fan can dream right?
Its very different universes, said the director. The appeal is different and to try and do the same thing
this in an inbetweequel, OK, of two ensemble films, Avengers and the Marvel movies are individual franchises based on major characters thats why there are some Marvel characters in Avengers that dont have their own movie, because I dont know if they had their own movie anyone would be that interested. Singer continued to talk about how the average joe will not recognise the other X-Men characters outside of Wolverine, Were the bastard stepchild of the comic-book universe, you can go to my mom and she knows who Captain America is but you try and explain to her who Deadpool is? She doesnt even know the Hulk You know, the Hulk! Green! Big guy! so Gambit?