Nope - right now it’s just a sturdy theory. Are we sure that it’s the Illuminati in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness? If the Illuminati think you’ve done something so wrong they need to do something about it, they’ll just pull strings in the background, like when they fired the Hulk into space. After all, dragging people before your secret cabal for judgment would mean it wasn’t so secret anymore. Do the Illuminati usually judge people like Doctor Strange? Patrick Stewart (right) as Professor X in 2018’s X-Men: Days of Future Past. If Mister Fantastic were to appear in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, it would be the first appearance of a Fantastic Four character in the MCU. Marvel Studios is currently working on a Fantastic Four movie with Spider-Man: No Way Home director Jon Watts, but little is known about it. Patrick Stewart played Charles Xavier in the 2000s-era X-Men movies, and any hint that Marvel Studios might have finally pulled the trigger on putting the X-Men into the MCU is going to raise eyebrows.Īnd though a central Marvel Comics property, the Fantastic Four have never found much success on the big screen. The comics history makes an Illuminati cameo in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness so titillating for Marvel fans: This could be the way into the Marvel Cinematic Universe for Professor X and Mister Fantastic. Doctor Strange, as Earth’s Sorcerer Supreme, also usually gets a seat at the table, while other members have included Beast of the X-Men (after the Professor’s death), and Captain America (who was voted out and mind-wiped after he swore to expose their unethical choices). Members of the Illuminati typically break down as Earth’s greatest minds (Mister Fantastic and Tony Stark) and superheroic leaders of nations (mutant figurehead Charles Xavier and actual sitting monarchs like Black Panther, Namor the Submariner, and Black Bolt of the Inhumans). In the Marvel Universe context, “most powerful” doesn’t mean the physically strongest, but rather intellectual and political power. In the Marvel Comics universe, the Illuminati is what it’s purported to be in the real world, but with a superhero spin: a covert cabal of the most powerful superheroes on Earth who assemble to assert their own wills on the planet’s problems. The Illuminati were created by writer Brian Michael Bendis and artist Steve McNiven in the pages of New Avengers, but they were most active during writer Jonathan Hickman’s tenure on the Avengers, which eventually culminated in Secret Wars, possibly the best regarded Marvel Comics crossover of all time. Who are Marvel’s Illuminati? Image: Brian Michael Bendis, Steve McNiven/Marvel Comics The Marvel one that involves everyone from Professor X to Iron Man.
The new Marvel movie will see Stephen Strange dragged before some kind of mysterious tribunal, and those in the comic book-know already think they know whose butts go in those seven chairs: the Illuminati.īut not that Illuminati.
Marvel fans are spinning up their speculation engines today, after hearing a voice that sounded so very much like Sir Patrick Stewart in Sunday night’s Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness Super Bowl trailer.
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