The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been struggling to connect with audiences in recent years, with quite a few of their projects on screens big and small failing to have the kind of impact that their previous works had achieved. The stories have, more and more, seemed like they don’t have a strong sense of where they are leading, how they are connected, and how they should be honoring the source material, and that’s a big issue.The MCU can still easily return to its former glory, but the creatives at Marvel Studios have to be willing to change and evolve and grow in order to make that happen. With DC Studios seemingly becoming more and more of a major competitor with the likes of Superman coming to theaters soon, the MCU needs to kick it into high gear to retain the fans that it has meticulously built over the years. The best way to do that is simple: start adapting the source material again.Focusing on a black ops team of mutants with questionable morals, Uncanny X-Force saw Wolverine as its leader, as their missions became increasingly deadly and less altruistic. The book is a fantastic analysis of morality and ethics in superhero stories, and it remains one of the highlights of the X-Men line in the past few decades. It’d be perfect for the MCU, as it’d provide a new perspective on mutants in live-action, and that’s exactly what the X-Men reboot needs.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been struggling to connect with audiences in recent years, with quite a few of their projects on screens big and small failing to have the kind of impact that their previous works had achieved. The stories have, more and more, seemed like they don’t have a strong sense of where they are leading, how they are connected, and how they should be honoring the source material, and that’s a big issue.
The MCU can still easily return to its former glory, but the creatives at Marvel Studios have to be willing to change and evolve and grow in order to make that happen. With DC Studios seemingly becoming more and more of a major competitor with the likes of Superman coming to theaters soon, the MCU needs to kick it into high gear to retain the fans that it has meticulously built over the years. The best way to do that is simple: start adapting the source material again.
Focusing on a black ops team of mutants with questionable morals, Uncanny X-Force saw Wolverine as its leader, as their missions became increasingly deadly and less altruistic. The book is a fantastic analysis of morality and ethics in superhero stories, and it remains one of the highlights of the X-Men line in the past few decades. It’d be perfect for the MCU, as it’d provide a new perspective on mutants in live-action, and that’s exactly what the X-Men reboot needs.
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