Have you guys seen the latest image taken off Entertainment Weekly of the Mandalorian from the upcoming Jon Favreau's...errr...The Mandalorian TV series? According to the info given, the dude's head-to-head with two Trandoshans who I assume are both bounty hunters themselves. The why and where will only be answered when the series go up on Disney's streaming channel later this year.
If you ask me, I don't really recall Bossk ever looking like either of the 'Trandoshans' shown below. These guys look more like Jabba's goons from his palace or his sailbarge.
Nevertheless I love it that the Mandalorian dude looks like the Boba Fett from the Ewoks animated series way back in the day and he almost has the same color scheme too. Almost.
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I'm pretty stoked to hear that US Agent is gonna make an appearance in the upcoming Falcon and the Winter Soldier TV series, also on Disney Plus. I've been a fan of John Walker's faux Captain America alter ego ever since I was first hooked on the West Coast Avengers since way back during my early foray into reading comic books.
Right here is a fan theory on how US Agent's suit gonna probably look like in the TV series. The particular fan thinks that one of the unused 'rebellious' Captain America suit design will be the basis of US Agent's suit. Pretty interesting theory but I'd personally love to see US Agent comes with his hood, that huge black star and all, please?
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How about a sneek peak into how William Sadler's gonna look like as Death in the upcoming Bill & Ted: Face The Music film?
I don't know about you guys but I totally dig the second Bill & Ted movie as much as the first one and this guy here was largely responsible for my infatuation of the movie.
The dude, under heavy make-up, looked like he never aged a day since Bogus Journey! Can't wait for the movie.
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Alright, who did this parody poster of Star Wars' Episode 9 teaser poster?! I love this! As a Mel Brookes' fan I can totally understand why someone will eventually do this. This was bound to happen whichever way you look at it, right?
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Let us end today's geeky ramblings by pondering what would happened if Marvel Studios indeed used the alternated post-credits scene from the first Iron Man movie from way back in 2008. In a recent clip released by Kevin Feige from Marvel Studios, we got to see how Nick Fury (played by the awesome Sam Jackson of course!) mentioned the words 'mutants' and 'radioactive bug bites'.
We all knew how Marvel Studios would get in trouble back then because.....
a) they still haven't taken over Fox Studios to freely use the word 'mutants' in MCU's movies.....and
b) the cinematic Spiderman was still a very well-kept property of Sony Pictures.
So Marvel Studios never released this one but kept it in their vault in anticipation that the cinematic rights of their fan-favorite characters will eventually find their way home sometime in the future.
a) they still haven't taken over Fox Studios to freely use the word 'mutants' in MCU's movies.....and
b) the cinematic Spiderman was still a very well-kept property of Sony Pictures.
So Marvel Studios never released this one but kept it in their vault in anticipation that the cinematic rights of their fan-favorite characters will eventually find their way home sometime in the future.
We all knew how psychic Marvel Studios are when it comes to these kind of stuff. With the X-Men characters safely back to Marvel Studios it's a matter of time before they try to acquire Sony Pictures too. It's inevitable. Soon this alternate post-credits scene WILL become canon and makes sense to everyone.
On the flip side, I've also heard that there were plans/rumors by Sony Pictures to somehow slap 'Stark Industries' on Doctor Octavius' octopus arms albeit for a micro-second during Sam Raimi's second Spiderman movie. So, I guess Sony wanted to be cheeky too huh?
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