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<blockquote data-quote="Tonguez" data-source="post: 8345821" data-attributes="member: 1125">they dont even need time travel now, the multiverse allows them to have versions of the timeline where Stark or Black widow didnt die at all. If you've seen the What If ... trailers then we've already seen a non-Cap Variant of Steve Rogers.However having Tony Stark back for another Iron Man movie would be bad form, it cheapens the impact of death in the MCU story arc.Thunderbolts probably wont have the same cashcow potential as the Avengers but then I dont think Marvel will drop the Avengers anyway. The existence of the Spiderman movies has already proven that audiences can handle multiple teams and&nbsp; a new Avengers team is already being introduced alongside the Thunderbolts team,not to mention the promise of Fantastic 4 at the end of this new phase. As long as audiences keep buying its guaranteed that Disney will keep churning out product</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tonguez, post: 8345821, member: 1125"] they dont even need time travel now, the multiverse allows them to have versions of the timeline where Stark or Black widow didnt die at all. If you've seen the What If ... trailers then we've already seen a non-Cap Variant of Steve Rogers. However having Tony Stark back for another Iron Man movie would be bad form, it cheapens the impact of death in the MCU story arc. Thunderbolts probably wont have the same cashcow potential as the Avengers but then I dont think Marvel will drop the Avengers anyway. The existence of the Spiderman movies has already proven that audiences can handle multiple teams and a new Avengers team is already being introduced alongside the Thunderbolts team,not to mention the promise of Fantastic 4 at the end of this new phase. As long as audiences keep buying its guaranteed that Disney will keep churning out product [/QUOTE]

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