Most logical Avengers story arc source material for the movie sequel?

[nosocialize100]

I'd also love to see Kang. But i think time travel is even harder for the general audience to swallow than cosmic/space stuff. Time travel leads to complicated, even convoluted plots. With the cosmic stuff? It can just be fairly straight forward pulpy adventure stories, just set in space. You make the characters real and relatable, you make the stories simple, like the age old battle of good vs evil, there shouldn't be a problem. Just look at Star Wars. That's as outlandish as you can get. But the characters and the themes are easily understood and ring true despite the fantastical setting.

Agree. Time travel would only muck it up…unless they did a Cap time travel…NO!!!

I don't know if Thor really worked. I mean it made money, but can we honestly say it succeeded in the cosmic scale? Silver surfer didn't work out so great either. Maybe with more advancements in CGI it'll work better.

[tigerkaya]

Agree. Time travel would only muck it up…unless they did a Cap time travel…NO!!!

I don't know if Thor really worked. I mean it made money, but can we honestly say it succeeded in the cosmic scale? Silver surfer didn't work out so great either. Maybe with more advancements in CGI it'll work better.

They don't need to more CGI, what they need to do is create a good story and good characters.
Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer was just bad. Thor I actually liked it got the elements of both cosmic and down to earth.

[AdamYJ]

I don't know how well "Under Siege" would work without using the pre-existing movie villains. Otherwise it's really just X-2 isn't it? Bad guys invade the good guys home. There's nothing personal about it--no history.
It would be pretty cool to have Weaving return as the Red Skull and take the role of Zemo and then get Roth to voice an improved CG Abomination and Rourke as Whiplash. You could introduce some rivals for Hawkeye and Black Widow.

I always figured people would just assume that super-heroes take on super-villians on a regular basis, so that would be reason enough. Just have there be some line about them being bad guys that the various Avengers put away in the Vault (or The Raft, or The Big House) during their solo outings. Or show a bunch of them complaining about the various Avengers and drowning their sorrows at The Bar With No Name. Since they're pretty much all rank-and-file villians except for Zemo, I don't think you need much more than that. I know this may sound scandalous to some, but I don't think we really need to get too deep into the motivations of guys like Whirlwind, Absorbing Man, Screaming Mimi or Fixer.

[Giant-size-man-thing]

Infinity gauntlet for the sequel and Kang dynasty for the third.

[satchmo the dragon]

Infinity gauntlet for the sequel and Kang dynasty for the third.

great name and great first post

[DeadXMan]

INFINITY WARS!

And Carlson is Mar-vel

[Aaric Rivad]

Ultron. It's a step back from the aliens and 'splosions, while still being a world-class threat. Also, a little more rooted in "reality" than the cosmic stuff.

[Codah]

the after credits scene shows Thanos, so... no human scale, it's getting way more cosmic ;)

That could be a set up for the Guardians of the Galaxy movie though. I wouldn't put it past Marvel to do a bait-n-switch like that.

[nosocialize100]

I always figured people would just assume that super-heroes take on super-villians on a regular basis, so that would be reason enough. Just have there be some line about them being bad guys that the various Avengers put away in the Vault (or The Raft, or The Big House) during their solo outings. Or show a bunch of them complaining about the various Avengers and drowning their sorrows at The Bar With No Name. Since they're pretty much all rank-and-file villians except for Zemo, I don't think you need much more than that. I know this may sound scandalous to some, but I don't think we really need to get too deep into the motivations of guys like Whirlwind, Absorbing Man, Screaming Mimi or Fixer.

I agree that might be cool…although then we're getting into a Batman and Robin thing where the villains are hollow.

[Telos]

Look how Green Lantern turned out.

There were many factors that contributed to the failure of Green Lantern. The sci-fi element was not one of them.

[Ziggy Stardust]

For me, if I were Marvel, I'd do the Count Nefaria as an evil Superman type.

Think of it!

[Lord Bravery]

There were many factors that contributed to the failure of Green Lantern. The sci-fi element was not one of them.

Exactly. The problem with Green Lantern, well the biggest one was... Hal Jordan. He was a character no one could really connect with. He was a whinging douche bag who had an easy life, got granted these amazing powers but still moaned like a man child. Yea he had the tragedy of his fathers death, but it was done in a Hot Shots esque flashback.

[USERNAME TAKEN]

Ultron for the sequel.

[DrewHLMW]

My wish list
Avengers 2 - Thanos
Avengers 3 - Masters of Evil
Avengers 4 - Kang
Avengers 5 - Korvac
Avengers 6 - Ultron

For Me Ultron should be the last opponent that ends the marvel cinematic universe. there's no villain that can top him imo.

they did say that the cast will be recast should any ever leave so avengers 6 could have a whole different cast from Avengers 1

[nosocialize100]

My wish list
Avengers 2 - Thanos
Avengers 3 - Masters of Evil
Avengers 4 - Kang
Avengers 5 - Korvac
Avengers 6 - Ultron

For Me Ultron should be the last opponent that ends the marvel cinematic universe. there's no villain that can top him imo.

they did say that the cast will be recast should any ever leave so avengers 6 could have a whole different cast from Avengers 1

6 Avengers movies! Wow. Ambitious! What would be cool, if they did Kang, is film a scene or two from the next movie and put it into the movie. So when the Avengers 4 comes out you have a scene or sequence, maybe from a different angle, that was in Avengers 3.