I would totally recommend Daredevil, regardless of the religion aspect. But Matt Murdoch is catholic and that certainly plays a part in his storyline over the seasons. You might find that aspect interesting aside from all the other awesomeness on show.
Poor Kurt in that image lol.
I hope they don't shy away from his Catholic roots. One of the most interesting dynamics of the character is the fact that he is a devout catholic but he looks like a demon and is the son Azazel. It creates a very interesting, sort of Irony around the character that tells people it doesn't matter what you look like in Christ's eyes and it shouldn't be lost in the MCU. Plus Kurt's morals and reluctance to fight comes from his faith and the Bible's teachings. It needs to be in there, it's vital.
Kamala Khan is gaining a lot of notoriety. Feige has even said there are plans for her in the MCU
Dust is someone we might see 4 or 5 films down the line, wouldn't expect her in the first 3 films. She definitely has a unique power. But Kamala I bet they're working on right now and expecting her to be big (
) when she launches.
Well, that really depends on what direction Marvel takes. Like if they decided to go a more Homecoming-esque route with the X-Men in terms of wanting to do something completely different and distanced as much as possible from the Singer films, we may see a lot of mutants on the first roster that we've never seen before in a movie. If they go a more traditional route then you're probably right. But who knows, they may want something radically different like they did in Homecoming. The only characters imo that are guaranteed a spot on the roster are Cyclops, Jean and Storm.Dust is someone we might see 4 or 5 films down the line, wouldn't expect her in the first 3 films. She definitely has a unique power. But Kamala I bet they're working on right now and expecting her to be big (
She's not a mutant (then again, neither is Kamala, even though it's likely that she'll be one in the movies) but there's also Faiza Hussain, a muslim heroine with a very... peculiar power.
She's the current wielder of Excalibur... yep, that Excalibur.
I mean Dust could appear as a cameo with that exotic ability, especially to show the rise of mutants in everyday life around the globe, but I don't expect her to have a role beyond that until all the regular crew have had a shot.
I think there is a good chance of that happening. If Homecoming is any indication.I think Feige will do it, he'll totally surprise us with a cast of new and incredible characters (along with Scott, Jean, Ororo, etc). I just, I've got such a great vision of this team in my head, and it looks so good.
Wow, @Abudefduf , that is...unique...wow.
Doing the main X-Men properly (outside of Wolverine) will already be a massive departure from the Singer films.
Right, but you could have easily said the same thing about Mary Jane since the Kirsten Dunst version was very far-removed from the comics yet Marvel still opted to give us a new character that merely echoes Mary. And nobody from the old films outside of Flash and May were used in HC or FFH. (And even then, the Tomei and HC version of May and Flash were radically different from the comics) All new characters. That's why I say Scott, Jean and Ororo since they are the core trifecta of the X-Men. Somebody here said something a few months ago about this topic - I think it was DA champion but he made a similar point about Feige/Marvel going the Homecoming route and that they don't need the more known members from the comics to make the X-Men a household name again.Doing the main X-Men properly (outside of Wolverine) will already be a massive departure from the Singer films.
There's no harm in having that external diversity from the off for mutants that exist in the universe, either independently in other countries (who Xavier might be able to see using Cerebro), or as students at the school.
But I expect the core X-Men to get their shots in the first 3 team X-films (which could easily include diversity anyway) and after that anything goes.
Honestly, that could be great social commentary on America of today concerning Trumpian rhetoric and how some people, fueled by hate, use the Bible to attack people/groups they don't like. Distorting the word of God to spread bigotry, hate and intolerance i.e Westboro Baptist Church. While Kurt is a symbol of true Christianity. How there are good Christians out there fighting for equality and love, for all people. A movie with Stryker or the Church of Humanity should have Kurt in there as a thematical counterbalance to the arguments the Anti-mutant prophets raise against mutants. Could be a very emotional, powerful film if Marvel truly went to that place.
i think she would be great, jazz up that character a little.
