54 Times Marvel Movies CHANGED Marvel Comics

[@LoweQualityTom]

Who’s your favourite original character introduced in a Marvel movie?

[@mirandagoldstine8548]

Alligator Loki. He’s too adorable in his own way. I want to feed him popcorn.

[@Jamal-bl7yh]

Also Bruce Banner's Anger Based Hulk Transformations originated In Kenneth Johnson's 1978 Incredible Hulk TV Show and remember when Eric Bana, Edward Norton and Mark Ruffalo even Neil McDonough uttered the line "Don't Make Me Angry You Wouldn't Like Me When I'm Angry" Bill Bixby was the originator so give the man his flowers Marvel you owe him one

[@comiccontinuity6167]

Actually his first anger based transformation was in Tales to Astonish in 1964.

[@kanukki84]

Hope Pym appeared in comics back in 1999 as part of the MC2 comics. He was a super criminal named Red queen.

[@voldlifilm]

Part of the reason why I stopped reading comics on a weekly basis is that everything can change and revert to the status quo, so it felt like nothing mattered anyway. So now I just wait a few years and read the big stuff that actually matters an end up in the lore moving forwards. Just because it's on the page, doesn't mean that it's canon.

[@nombre4138]

Does canon even care?

[@knilla2k]

Maybe you should try the ultimate comics. There’s a drastically different status quo and things are much more in flux. Edit: I mean the new one that started in 2024 not the 2000 universe.

[@jboy544]

​@@knilla2k I completely agree. That one is sooo good. The Worldbuilding itself is amazing. Especially the Ultimates run

[@chedds]

​@@knilla2kThere's a new Ultimate universe? Yo right when I wanted to start reading comics, where can I read it online (free cuz I'm poor)

[@knilla2k]

@ just look up “readcomicsonline”, there’s some annoying ads but that site changed my life.

[@kokotuck74]

I’ll never forgive them for how they butchered taskmaster

[@Sonicman4155]

Oh yeah, that's an invitation to hell for Feige.

[@gregtheradical]

@@Sonicman4155 Shut Up

[@MarvNARK]

And still she was done better just this everyone in Eternals

[@BR_jigsaw]

Never forget.

[@seru.89]

Kamala was originally intended to be a mutant but marvel was like "nah, fox owns mutants so make her an inhuman"

[@MarvNARK]

No because she was first introduced in the comics not the MCU

[@lucaspadilha893]

@@MarvNARK Watch 8:25 again

[@heitoroliveira5166]

Man, Doppinder deserves to be Comic Chracter. I'm also a lover of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, that show was a original thing that had so much love and hardwork put on it and it's characters have such good chemistry and development they deserver more comic runs. If i was from US, i would buy everything with Coulson, May, Fitz and Simmons on it so Marvel knows there's ppl who loves them. I still pissed they are the only show MCU never acknowledged as canon at this point.

[@dallasgrey4247]

Though I agree with most that the comics changing to be more like the movies is bad, I think it’s a bit more complex. Remember when the first X-Men film came out? A lot of good elements from that made it into the comics and changed them for the better (eg. giving Magneto a telepathy blocking helmet, giving Rogue some type of name). But, most people forget that since because of the MCU we got bad origin changes, power changes, and sidelining. So I think it's less black and white as people see

[@dragonxedits5758]

Could you give examples of mcu you're speaking of..?😮.. I find it quite interesting..

[@TheCursedCat1927]

​​​​​​@@dragonxedits5758 Scarlet Witch alone is a great example of horrible changes. Her new origin makes no sense whatsover and just turns her backstory into an unnecessary mess. Not to mention that it connects her and Pietro to the High Evolutionary - a Villain who previously had nothing to do with them - for basically no reason. There was nothing wrong with Magneto being their father - Marvel changed it literally just because 20th Century Fox held the characters' cinematic rights at the time...

[@SomeRandomName460]

​@TheCursedCat1927 they didn't have the rights, what else would they do?

[@TheCursedCat1927]

@@SomeRandomName460 The thing is, they DID have the rights to those characters in the Comics - 20th Century Fox only used to hold their Cinematic Rights, as in the ownership license over the Mutants' appereances in movies, live-action projects, etc. There was no actual reason to change these things within the Comics, because those versions of Wanda, Pietro and Magneto were still owned completely by Marvel. Character Rights and Cinematic Rights are not the same thing - one covers the entire IP; while the other refers only to a specific media. This is also how Spider-Man works - Sony have his Cinematic Rights, but the character in general is still owned by Marvel; who are responsible for his Comics, video games, cartoons, etc.

[@SomeRandomName460]

@TheCursedCat1927 Ok

[@lilcharmyb9277]

Still praying for the Maximoffs twins to be mutants and magneto blood born children again. IDC IF WANDA HAS DONE MORE WITHOUT BEING A MUTANT MAKE THEM MUTANTS AGAIN! Plus they have done jack shit with Pietro.

[@lexofpower2822]

I want it again in the comics and want it for the first time in the movies!

[@lucaspadilha893]

Funny how at the end the narrator went "yeah, changes are no big deal, that's how it should be" after saying in the same video how Marvel Comics prioritized Inhumans over X-Men and Fantastic Four just to steal audience from the movies. Almost all of these retcons are bad.

[@LoweQualityTom]

That’s not what I said. If you’re gonna quote me, use an actual quote. I said changes happen all the time. Marvel had been doing retcons for decades prior to the movies, it’s nothing new

[@HankingMySchrader]

Comics have been influenced by the movies since all the way back to Adam Wests Batman show, that show is what put a yellow oval around the Bat symbol so that it would stand out more on TV. Batman 89 (specifically Michael Keaton) is the sole reason Batman’s voice is different than Bruce Wayne’s. Spider-Man the new animated series pretty much copied the suit from the 2002 Spider-Man movie and even casted Michael Clarke Duncan as Wilson Fisk just like in the Daredevil movie. The spectacular Spider-Man cartoon recreated scenes from the entire Spider-Man trilogy

[@mayotango1317]

The yellow oval exist years before the Adam West show.

[@yashJoshi-hn6bf]

Yeah but it's good when good things are adapted in comics but mcu happens to adapt even bad things in comics

[@mayotango1317]

Sorry but the MCU synergy is a poison to the comics.

[@Deiiiyu]

…have you seen how iron man/mantis/star lord/drax where before the MCU?.

[@ellbent]

When the source material becomes an ad for the movies. Even with stuff like Iron Man's armor. His default Extremist armor in the mid-2000s was his last unique and slick looking suit, before comics decided to make later suits look like the MCU.

[@yashJoshi-hn6bf]

Agree , hope dcu will not do that

[@gregtheradical]

Shut Up No One Asked For Your Opinion MCU Hater

[@gabrieliwanek1982]

Agree

[@yogsoggoth]

A little correction: Nadja is a short name for Nadezhda, which, yes, a russian female name that means Hope.

[@Roge9]

I understand that some purists don't appreciate the influence, but in many cases, these changes have been for the better. For example, there are characters who didn't have much personality or depth before the MCU revamped them. The real problem arises when changes are made that *negatively* impact the character or story.

[@cidadaoanonimo6903]

A character being little known doesn't mean he isn't profound. and there is no way of knowing what the public's reaction would be to his original version, the original version of Drax could very well have become popular if Marvel presented a faithful version of him in the films.

[@Roge9]

@@cidadaoanonimo6903 this is also true. I'm just saying, not every change is bad.

[@MarvNARK]

​@Roge9 play the pins on how the changes done. Like the change to the eternals movie is the Pinnacle example of bad

[@Roge9]

@ Exactly. We also have yet to have a good Fantastic Four Adaptation

[@LeonardoMicheletti]

They also changed Drax and Gamora

[@theguymrguybro]

I'm actually in love with the concept of Khaori, I love the character, I love the setting she was in, and the story was actually phenomenal. I usually really dislike the shoe horned new characters in the movies (aside from Phil Colson) because why introduce new characters when there are thousands of unused marvel jobbers that they could have tweaked to make work.

[@Amin-j1d7h]

Its sad that they dont have enough confident in their comics that they feel the need to change them to resemble the movies more

[@lexofpower2822]

Unless the movies fixed something or improved something that was broken in comics, then the comics should just stick to the way they were instead of doing synergy. I don’t like that Wanda and Peitro aren’t Magnetos children, I didn’t like when Spider-Man had organic webbing, I didn’t like the creation of Civil War 2 and Infinity Wars, and finally I don’t like they made the Defenders roster the Heroes for Hire.

[@cassilee64]

Who actually cares about Kahorri?

[@willandbill3896]

I hate when they do this stuff it rarely works

[@revolvency]

44. As far as I remember, they also tried to mix his screen power & comic power now

[@Tjslimeofficial]

“Son of cole”☠️

[@Sjono]

I despise how GotG got rid of Rocket’s cockney accent and replaced it with a Brooklyn accent

[@gregtheradical]

Why?

[@Sjono]

@ Because I liked him better with a cockney accent. It’s more true to his character since his name is based on the Beatles

[@lexofpower2822]

I read the Dan Abnett Run on Guardians Of The Galaxy and I didn’t think Rocket had a cockney accent. Maybe I just didn’t notice lol

[@Sjono]

@ Rocket always had a cockney accent in all of his voiced appearances before the movie released

[@lexofpower2822]

@ i remember he had one in Avengers EMH

[@amadeusagripino6862]

I absolutely HATE when Marvel do stuff like this

[@Gapy66]

I dont like how the movies influence the comics

[@bobbygould1960]

Same, I was never a fan of it.

[@Sonicman4155]

Nobody does, and they should just stop.

[@RyanGP1203_MemeLord]

​@@Sonicman4155 there's been plenty of good changes the movies have made that the comics took from

[@Amin-j1d7h]

At this point the movies might as well be the main continuety instead of the comics

[@ashcraft257]

Tony was not a serious man. He had a very big ego and was a narcissist.

[@dzaki3826]

This why i left marvel and start read dc comic

[@gregtheradical]

Just Because Of The MCU Influence? Come On There Are Tons Of Good Marvel Comics Even Though They Have A Bit Of MCU Influence With Them

[@ShortPunk27]

Blade?

[@gregtheradical]

To Everyone Who’s Saying That The MCU Ruined Marvel It Didn’t Without The MCU Marvel Would Never Be As Popular As They Do Nowadays And Would Go Bankrupt And Also Without The MCU Many Of Our Favorite Characters Would Never Be As Popular As They Do Nowadays Like Iron Man, Thor, Black Widow, Star Lord Etc And Also The MCU Improved Characters From The Comics Like Iron Man, Thanos, Wong Etc And The MCU Also Improved Stories From The Comics As Well Like Civil War For Example So Yeah Without The MCU Marvel Would Never Be As Popular As They Do Nowadays And Will Go Bankrupt And If You Disagree Cope

[@LoweQualityTom]

I agree with everything except for your grammar

[@cidadaoanonimo6903]

no, Marvel wouldn't go bankrupt without the MCU, what saved Marvel from bankruptcy were precisely the Spider-Man comics. and you have to be crazy for saying that the Civil War movie is better than the comic. History during the Civil War yielded several stories focusing on the most diverse groups and characters. while in the film it is a small fight that had almost no real effect on the world but was also resolved in an extremely simple way.

[@LoweQualityTom]

@cidadaoanonimo6903 marvel went bankrupt in 1996. They were in nearly a billion dollars of debt. I literally just made a video explaining this. Spider-Man comics wouldn’t have made up those financial losses. They had to sell off the film rights to a bunch of their characters. When it came to Marvel Studios starting the MCU, they required a loan to finance the movies. It the first 3 MCU movies weren’t profitable, Marvel would’ve lost the rights to all their characters

[@gregtheradical]

@@cidadaoanonimo6903 Uh Yes It Is The Civil War Comic’s Writing Was Awful I Mean I Can’t Believe We’re Supposed To Believe That Tony Is In The Right When In Reality He Was Pretty Much The Villain Of That Story

[@cidadaoanonimo6903]

​@@gregtheradicalbut Tony was NEVER treated as the good guy in the story, on the contrary, what is not lacking in the story are examples of situations where the heroes make it clear that he was wrong. I just think that if you want to portray a guy as the right one, you don't have him be hated by your most popular character.

[@Spammerboi]

2:30 who van dyne?

[@Spammerboi]

8:46 say that again meme located

[@Spammerboi]

12:27 another one

[@4ProStudios]

Can you do the same for dc

[@kubikadev]

this guy get 0 recognition why??

[@artist0154]

I personally like the personality changes, the majority of heroes were stoic, now more of them have a proper unique attitude, I hope that in this new ultimate universe they add the MCU Namor, more mayan inspired and less greek

[@megaultradamn]

No

[@JT-xn9ei]

I would prefer if they move the Sub-Mariner away from the F4. I enjoyed the dynamic between Namor and Shuri so much more than the common depiction of him as a lesser parallel to Dr. Doom.

[@artist0154]

@@JT-xn9ei same, he used to have his own comic, he could a great anti-hero, just like punisher or deadpool, just up in the power scale, he's a hero that doesnt pull his punches

[@marciliojunior9599]

Marvel Rivals actually does that with their version of Namor. Talokan even exists alongside Atlantis in there.

[@amadeusagripino6862]

Cholo Namor was absolutely one of the worst choices they made in the MCU

[@Ixey2k]

Not a movie but I despise mcu ms marvel but I loved her 2014 run and champions

[@bmmania0120]

Why?

[@Ixey2k]

@ I think the actor was good but they changed her powers,made people dislike her cuz they only mcu fans and the show was meh Despise was definitely exaggerated 😅

[@Kharloz007]

The plot was too convoluted, the pacing too slow; I can understand budgetary reasons for changing the powers, and the origin change because of the inhumans not being a thing at the time... ... But bad writing, that's too far

[@noahsaboliauskas7753]

@@Kharloz007it was a good show

[@MarvNARK]

This is the same problem with the DC Comics too. And the worst of this is that the most prominent example of this comes from that hack James Gunm with him turning every superhero thing he does into a parody of the source material. He's the Auntie Mel Brooks for superheroes

[@Antarctic_6879]

Wassup

[@LoweQualityTom]

The ceiling 🎓

[@Antarctic_6879]

@ he he he

[@Ytomany]

This is why I don’t read marvel comics the continuity is such a mess, and they always do weird dumb things to their characters especially spider man but X-men as well. I prefer dc while they do absolutely do dumb stuff it’s way easier to read cause of the reboots, and they do dumb stuff less than marvel but they do absolutely do dumb stuff.

[@dontknowdontknow9769]

ruined*

[@Waggiest]

:3