Indiana Jones and the Marvel U

[Rafa]

Doubt they will even make Indy comics when they haven't even touched Disney properties.

[StoneGold]

Eh, Marvel already has Dominic Fortune.


But just because, Steranko Indiana Jones.

[strathcona]

I wouldn't want to see Indy added to the MU. He has too much history to integrate properly. But an out of continuity team up with him and Cap in WWII.... that would be great fun!

Cho said that he didn't intended for Logan to be a part of this story at all, but editorial forced him to put Wolverine in it since they thought interest in another Shanna the She Devil story wouldn't be high enough. He simply was forced to put Logan into the role.

Ugh... Wolvie's inclusion is driving me away from the series, not attracting me. I would definitely have gotten it if it were just Shanna. Now, I'll be ignoring it.

[tolworthy]

Indiana Jones is already in the MU. Or at least, it's implied (ignore the right hand image):

Source: Kesel's excellent 1998 Fantastic Four annual. Ben visits an alternate world where the FF exist in real time, and Reed is exploring Mars.

[Super Rhino]

I have often thought Indy would fit in well to the Capt America WWII era stories, especially since Marvel had an Indiana Jones comic series in the 80s, and in the movie Captain America: The First Avenger, Red Skull made a reference to Hitler hunting for "ancient relics in the desert", which seemed to be a tip of the hat to Raiders of the Lost Ark, so there could be said to be some links, at least in the Marvel Cinematic universe (haha ... might also explain why Indy encoutered interdimensional aliens and a Russian woman who could read minds in The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - she was a predecessor to Xavier's mutants, perhaps ;-) )

[The Black Guardian]

Meh. I'd rather Elsa Bloodstone.