Marvel: 4 superhero duos we would like to see in the MCU soon
By playing the multiverse card, Marvel has opened the way to bringing its characters together. Enough to make you want a top 4 (probable) duos on screen.
#4 BLACK KNIGHT – BLADE
In The Eternals released in 2001, spectators met Dane Whitman (Kit Harington), who becomes Black Knight. A character that Comics fans know very well, however. But unlike his ancestor, the dark knight of the MCU turns out to be on the side of good.
So, how is he linked to Blade, another Marvel superhero we’re still waiting for news about? At the end of Eternalsin the post-credits scene, Whitman hears Blade’s voice, asking if he is ready to pick up the Ebony Blade, and to take responsibility. This vocal cameo which connects the two characters could find its outcome on the occasion of the remake of Bladeannounced several times, but which fell behind schedule following the writers’ strike launched last May, putting a stop to pre-production, and pushing de facto Marvel to postpone the release again to November 2025. Kit Harrington expressed his wish to return to the screens, but on the other hand dampened the hopes of fans, wanting his return in the film centered on the vampire hunter. But with Marvel, you never know.
#3 KATE BISHOP – AMERICA CHAVEZ
What future for America Chavez, after his major role in Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness ? Since the film, news surrounding the young superhero has been rare. Several speculations then emerged on the networks. Some want her to have her solo film soon, while others would bring it closer to a film Young Avengers.
A plausible theory given the new (young) superheroes introduced into the MCU in recent times: Ms Marvel, Cassie Lang, Wiccan and Speed, the children of Wanda and Vision, and of course Katie Bishop, the new Hawkeye. An explosive alliance that could bring a breath of fresh air to the MCU. “I think they’ll definitely be a band that a lot of younger audiences can relate to and relate to a lot more. » announced Iman Vellani (Ms Marvel) during an interview for ScreenRant.
#2 THOR – HERCULES
The release of Thor: Love and Thunder allowed Marvel to confront Nordic and Greek mythologies. A journey to the heart of Olympus which saw the God of Thunder defy Zeus, before enraging his son Hercules, who swore to avenge his father. Enough to open up the field of possibilities for the Maison des Idées. The post-credits scene of Thor 4 did not lack teaser a future confrontation between the two superheroesespecially since Chris Hemsworth and Taika Waititi seem ready to do it again for a Thor 5. The interpreter of Hercules Brett Goldstein said ready to return if Marvel gave him the green light. All that is missing is confirmation of the project from the leaders. On paper, the project seems interesting, and would give a second wind to the adventures of the Asgardian god.
#1 DAREDEVIL – SPIDER-MAN
In the spotlight since information has been circulating about the series Daredevil: Born Again Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) is the subject of rumors concerning his possible integration into the casting of the next Spider-Man 4. Although neither Marvel nor Sony have confirmed the start of the project, we are hopeful to see the return of Tom Holland in the Spidey costume. The end of No Way Home suggests a sequel, and the license is so lucrative that it is hard to imagine the two studios going without it.
On the other hand, close Hollywood insider Daniel Richtman raised the temperature implying that Daredevil could be in the game. As usual, Marvel has skillfully placed its pawns by multiplying the appearances of the Hell’s Kitchen vigilante, first in the 8th episode of the series. She-Hulkand of course at the beginning of Spider-Man: No Way Home, in his lawyer costume while defending Peter Parker. Could this be a way of preparing the ground to roll out the red carpet for Daredevil?
For his part, the actor of Kingpin Vincent d’Onofrio (the sworn enemy of Daredevil) spoke last year about the future of his character within the MCU, and more particularly in Spider-Man 4. “Appearing in the next Spider-Man would be a really, really fun thing. If there is Spider-Man 4, then I would like it to be possible to appear in it, even if only in a cameo. » We therefore cannot imagine seeing the Kingpin without Matt Murdock. Obviously, all this remains pure speculation.
For your part, which superhero alliance(s) would you like to see on screens soon? Don’t hesitate to share your ideas in comments.