Between both sets of superheroes, the X-Men and Fantastic Four have been the subjects of seventeen movies, which covers the entire quality spectrum from all-time greats like Logan to unmitigated disasters such as Dark Phoenix and Josh Trank’s awful 2015 reboot of Marvel’s First Family. Now that Disney has purchased their former competitors, all eyes will be on how the Marvel Cinematic Universe handles the respective reboots.
The Fantastic Four have starred in four movies, the very best of which could generously be described as mediocre, while the X-Men series had been running on fumes for a long time, with the success of Wolverine and Deadpool’s spinoffs only papering over the cracks. It seems likely that Kevin Feige and his team will be taking their time when it comes to rebooting the iconic teams, but that hasn’t stopped countless rumors making the rounds about how they could be introduced into the MCU.
We’ve now heard from our sources – the same ones that told us Marvel were developing TV shows for She-Hulk and Ms. Marvel long before either was officially announced – that the studio are considering throwing all of their eggs into one blockbuster basket and pitting the two against each other in a Fantastic Four vs. X-Men movie.
This isn’t the first time we’ve heard something like this, and according to our intel Marvel are looking towards Captain America: Civil War for inspiration when it comes to Fantastic Four vs. X-Men. Doctor Doom will reportedly be the one responsible for manipulating both sides into viewing each other as the enemy, before they presumably figure out that they’ve been duped and team up to take down the evil Latverian dictator.
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