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@asgardianbrony: Eh, I'm not much of a writer. Just a pitch that an actual writer could turn into a script.

@nickzambuto: Dunno, just kinda wanted them to be a goofy sixties family. Also FF has been known to be a bit out there.

@rogueshadow: This is a good point. My friend had an idea of having them in Inhumans or Agents of Shield as the people taking the Inhumans to the moon. That would make it way simpler.

@jgames: Same, however I feel like suddenly having Doom show up would be kinda out of left field. Then again, Spiderman did the same and it worked.

Ok, so I've been thinking about this for a few days and I think I have a solid pitch for Fantastic Four in the MCU.

The movie's title will be Fantastic Four: The First Family (following Spiderman: Homecoming's style of reboot names) The film will likely be as long as Civil War if not longer and will happen (as in release date) in the place of Inhumans.

So the movie opens with a flashback to the Sixties. Reed Richards is working in the Baxter Building on a rocket that could potentially explore outside of our own solar system. Essentially the backstory is all the same, except instead of the government, it is S.H.I.E.L.D. who is concerned with the outcome of this experiment (similar to how they were concerned with Pym particles and such). They decide to shut down the whole operation, however Reed, with support from his girlfriend Sue Storm ( who was also heavily working on the project), and his best friend Ben Grimm, who has offered to pilot the vehicle, (and with Jonny tagging along to "protect" sue) is convinced to launch it in secret.

They launch it, same as the comics, however S.H.I.E.L.D. finds out and warns them that the radiation may be too much for them. Yadda yadda, they get radiated, crash down in the woods, you know the story. However, when they do crash land, S.H.I.E.L.D. operatives find them and awfully mutated. They are examined by shield and eventually they determine that they are not contagious. However, S.H.I.E.L.D. decides that, to protect the public, they are not allowed to live among normal people. Reed pleads with them to let him and the rest lock themselves up in the Baxter building. S.H.I.E.LD. agrees and escorts them.

When they get there, they realize that none of the tech currently available to them will cure them, so they decide to resurrect one of Reed's personal projects: a time portal. They jokingly name themselves the Future Foundation. Their portal is a success, and they warp to the future. When they make it there, they find themselves in a worn down, unkept Baxter building which clearly looks searched. The portal is still standing there, powered down and everything.

From there I figure they go and find out about the Inhumans that S.H.I.E.L.D. has been looking into, thus introducing Black Bolt as the main antagonist.

So that's my pitch. After credits scenes could include something about Doctor Doom and mabe a scene of Black Bolt returning to Attilan.

Lemme know what you think!

Been practicing pencilling so I can maybe work on a book with someone sometime. This is just kinda a random sketch i did today that I thought looked cool.

@asgardianbrony: No problem! And I'll check out that comic sometime since it was quite interesting!

I gave it a skim and i have to say I am impressed that you actually wrote this all out.

I really liked when Thor and Hulk met. Very Planet Hulk style. I especially liked the Thanos and Loki meetup. Great setup for Infinity War.

I have a few problems with it. One, i always envisioned the script to have the actual Ragnarok character in it, however that's just me. I'm not sure how i feel about the ending. It certainly had emotion, but i don't know what direction it would lead the MCU in.

All in all, i give it an 8.5/10. Some of the dialogue was good and some could've been better. I liked it alot.

Give him a personality and skill set other than the "dark and brooding crime fighter."

Ok, so, this has ben bothering me for a little while and i need to see if anyone knows what i'm talking about.

So i was talking with a friend about how epic that Darkseid War scene was were Batman asks who the joker is and he replies, "No, thats not possible."

The problem is i googled the scene today and for some reason i distinctly remember a different scene with nearly the same dialogue.

If you google it right now, you get the following three panels:

I recognized this scene, but i also remembered another that was quite different. I cannot find it anywhere but i recall seeing it in a youtube video (from either Variant, Comicstorian, or Nerd Sync or any similar channels)

The scene goes as follows: 1) sorta closeup of batman in a sorta heaven-like area. The sky is white. If i remember correctly there was some fog and the ground was grassy and Batman was talking to some higher being. I cant remember weather or not he was sitting, but he asks who the Joker's real identity was. 2) (and this is the panel i most distinctly remember) the view of this panel is from WAY far away so we can't see/'hear' what is being said to batman. Then 3) a closeup of batman saying "No, thats not possible"

I'm not expert in comics so i dunno if this is well known, if i'm remembering this all wrong, or if this doesn't even exist, but i cannot find it and it (to me) was an epic scene. If anyone knows something that sounds like what i described, please give me a picture/ tell me what book it's from!

If you give Hawkgirl wings, she looks boss... Hawkman however looks kinda meh...

So this isnt an ongoing series? Darn, I needed something non secret wars to follow. Eh might as well pick it up though.