How Marvel Should Introduce The X-Men Pt. 2

181: Wolverine Vs The Hulk.

The second part of my three-arc proposal would be a film simply titled 181: Wolverine Vs the Hulk. We would do this because Universal still owns the primary distribution rights of all Hulk solo films. This is a workaround. But also, 181 is a call back to the first full appearance of the Wolverine. We would also include an Easter egg in the film to justify the unusual naming convention. If not for that, I would prefer we call the Incredible Hulk: 181. This treatment borrows heavily from Hulk 180, 181, Ultimate Hulk Vs Wolverine and the cartoon film Hulk Vs Wolverine

The town has been destroyed. There’s not a single house or business intact. There are dead bodies strewn about. The grizzled man with wing-tipped hair and mutton chops kneels next to one of the smashed bodies as his eyes dart back and forth scanning for every last detail. He reports his observations to a nearby military general, James Hudson. James then asks the man, Logan, if there is anything else, he should know. Logan rises to his full height and comments that the scent of the perpetrator is weird, even toxic. James asks if he believes this could be the work of the Hulk. Logan replies there’s no doubt.

How Marvel Should Introduce the X-Men (Pt 1/3)

There’s a ton of debate over where Marvel should go following it’s bound to be epic Avengers: Endgame. While we know that we can expect some of our favorite characters to ride off into the sunset, and newer characters to step up, we don’t know a lot about what storylines Marvel will pursue, or even how new acquisitions, such as the Fantastic Four or the X-Men will affect the franchise. This has caused a lot of fervor on the Internet as various geek sites all rise to unanimously say the exact same thing as everyone else. Give us FF and X-Men now, but keep Wolverine out of it, at least for now.  I’m sorry, Screen Rant, What Culture, and everyone else...I disagree.