Marvel Superheroes 2024 - Rumors & Discussion

[poisonbricks]

9 minutes ago, Agent Kallus said:

I mean to be fair quite a few of the 'Comic' based marvel sets were actual based more on things like the Avengers Assemble, Ultimate Spider-man and Agents of Smash animated shows as well as the more recent wave with the square Enix Avengers minifigs.

Also for our next superhero mansion after Xavier's I think Wayne Manor is more likely to show up ( technically it already has thrice but I mean properly) first before the Avengers Mansion. The MCU didn't use the mansion at all, and it's where alot of the recent Avengers hype has come from. It could still get made eventually but I'd bet on Wayne Manor first, and even though it's a very different modern mansion I'd bet on Tony's Malibu mansion first too.

Yeah, I think both of these would be better picks than Avengers Mansion

 

Wayne Manor could honestly probably ALSO be a Batcave stacked underneath it, getting up into the Avengers Tower price range - I think that could do really well if they kept it one of the more interesting designs for the cave (ahem, shadowbox :/)

 

I'd personally love a Malibu Mansion too - LEGO loooooves Iron Man, and it's one of very few minifigure scale D2Cs you can really make with him at the centre. Doubt they'd do it this way, but 'yellowbox777' on Instagram has a great modular version 

[psqidexslizer]

5 hours ago, hikouki said:

They forgot his important headpiece.

I only said they were comic based. Not that they were good adaptations. 😁

1 hour ago, Clone OPatra said:

Maybe they mean the video game one?

This is the one. Also, it’s technically not the video game design. Video game doesn’t have the goggles, has sleeves, and the hair is different. The figure is pretty clearly based on the comics.

[poisonbricks]

2 hours ago, psqidexslizer said:

This is the one. Also, it’s technically not the video game design. Video game doesn’t have the goggles, has sleeves, and the hair is different. The figure is pretty clearly based on the comics.

Yeah, it seems like in that 'game' wave, they defaulted to comic designs whenever I guess the game designs weren't available to them? Black Panther, Hawkeye and Captain Marvel from those sets are all pretty clearly comic based imo 

[Mandalorianknight]

8 hours ago, wesker said:

I don't mind getting Morph for the sake of completing the 97 team but he's easily my least anticipated character from the show. It's a shame we don't appear to be getting Sinister with the mansion. There's a serious lack in X-Men villains at the moment besides Magneto and they already have the perfect cape available to reuse from Ronan's minifigure.

Even for '97, I'd prefer Jubilee, to be honest.

I hadn't even CONSIDERED Villains, but yeah, we ONLY have magneto and some sentinels. Sinister, Sabertooth, Mystique (who barely counts as a villain half the time), Onslaught, etc.

3 hours ago, Agent Kallus said:

I mean to be fair quite a few of the 'Comic' based marvel sets were actual based more on things like the Avengers Assemble, Ultimate Spider-man and Agents of Smash animated shows as well as the more recent wave with the square Enix Avengers minifigs.

This is absolutely true, though they seemed to somewhat randomly default to comic-based figures. The aforementioned thor, for example, isn't really based on his Avengers Assemble design.

[CF Mitch]

13 minutes ago, Mandalorianknight said:

I hadn't even CONSIDERED Villains, but yeah, we ONLY have magneto and some sentinels. Sinister, Sabertooth, Mystique (who barely counts as a villain half the time), Onslaught, etc.

Your first three are the main 'must haves' for me, with Sinister being somewhere behind the other two.
Pyro would also be cool to have, and I feel like I'm forgetting one more villain  

On another topic: I can't remember what hairpiece Gambit had on that awful picture, but I'm guessing it's the same as the one in the videogame, the (earlier) Tony Stark/Mutt Williams hairpiece.
If so, though it's not too inaccurate, I find Gambit's hair is usually longer and a bit wilder, so I'm already planning on changing that. Is anybody else thinking about that?
I think maybe the female Doc Ock hair might be nice, or possibly the male pompadour, though that's not available in the right color yet. 
Another option might be the more recent tousled/spiky hair used on Ninjago's Kai  

Regards,
Mitch

[psqidexslizer]

20 minutes ago, CF Mitch said:

Your first three are the main 'must haves' for me, with Sinister being somewhere behind the other two.
Pyro would also be cool to have, and I feel like I'm forgetting one more villain  

I’m guessing either Apocalypse or Juggernaut. Those are the other big X-Men villains that weren’t mentioned. 
 

[poisonbricks]

I'm surprised at no Bastion in the Mansion. Would be such a simple figure, one of very few X-Men characters who really only needs a torso and face print.

[Renny The Spaceman]

On 7/26/2024 at 8:48 PM, CloneCommando99 said:

Let’s gooooooooooo. Peak is back on the menu boys.

Now we need a Spider Society battlepack in the summer wave with any of: Scarlet Spider, Spider Punk, Pavitir Parabhakar, (sorry if I misspelled), Spider-Man 2099, Spider-Woman or Spider-man UK. The build should be Peter Parked-car.

That'd be cool. My tastes are weird, I don't really care about anything Marvel related anymore with the exception of the Original Spider-man film trilogy and Ben Reilly so that's one of two ways LEGO could get my money with this theme.

Since I'm here may as well ask, is there any legal reason why LEGO doesn't do sets based off the wholly Sony movies or is that just happenstance? I'd imagine with the Spider-verse set coming even if they couldn't before something's been worked out, wouldn't be surprised if that leads to a black box set of the train scene or something (Or even better, Matt Smith's house set from Morbius)

[poisonbricks]

Just now, Renny The Spaceman said:

That'd be cool. My tastes are weird, I don't really care about anything Marvel related anymore with the exception of the Original Spider-man film trilogy and Ben Reilly so that's one of two ways LEGO could get my money with this theme.

Since I'm here may as well ask, is there any legal reason why LEGO doesn't do sets based off the wholly Sony movies or is that just happenstance? I'd imagine with the Spider-verse set coming even if they couldn't before something's been worked out, wouldn't be surprised if that leads to a black box set of the train scene or something (Or even better, Matt Smith's house set from Morbius)

We don't know for a fact why, but we can speculate.

Last I looked into this, Marvel still owns the merchandising rights for any Spider-Man content, at least since 2011, but Marvel does pay Sony a percentage (that I'm not sure is consistent across all media, or public) for any merchandise directly relating to a Sony Spider-Man project.

There's no particular reason why Marvel and LEGO couldn't have previously made Sony related sets, but I think it's likely that either the negotiations with Sony as a third party weren't deemed worth the effort, or that Marvel didn't want to reduce the profit that they'd make from generic comic-inspired Spider-Man.

I'm not exactly sure how the MCU Spider-Man movies fit into this. I know Sony co-produce and finance them, but I also know Marvel Studios is a big hand in it, so I'm not certain how the merchandising rights work. Maybe Sony does get a cut, but releasing sets based on current movies is too financially appealing to pass up.

[CF Mitch]

1 hour ago, psqidexslizer said:

I’m guessing either Apocalypse or Juggernaut. Those are the other big X-Men villains that weren’t mentioned. 
 

Yes, Juggernaut! Of course! Thanks  
He's also an iconic member of the Brotherhood of Mutants, I think, and he looked great in LMSH. Having that design in actual LEGO would be awesome  

Regards,
Mitch

[psqidexslizer]

1 hour ago, poisonbricks said:

We don't know for a fact why, but we can speculate.

Last I looked into this, Marvel still owns the merchandising rights for any Spider-Man content, at least since 2011, but Marvel does pay Sony a percentage (that I'm not sure is consistent across all media, or public) for any merchandise directly relating to a Sony Spider-Man project.

There's no particular reason why Marvel and LEGO couldn't have previously made Sony related sets, but I think it's likely that either the negotiations with Sony as a third party weren't deemed worth the effort, or that Marvel didn't want to reduce the profit that they'd make from generic comic-inspired Spider-Man.

I'm not exactly sure how the MCU Spider-Man movies fit into this. I know Sony co-produce and finance them, but I also know Marvel Studios is a big hand in it, so I'm not certain how the merchandising rights work. Maybe Sony does get a cut, but releasing sets based on current movies is too financially appealing to pass up.

Just to add to this, very few movies get sets long after their release. So far, the list is: Batman ‘66, Batman ‘89, Batman Returns, Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, Iron Man, Iron Man 2, The Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Thor: Ragnorak, Avengers: Endgame, and Spider-Man: Far From Home. Which, granted, looks like a large list. But when you take into account the number of superhero films out there, it’s a pretty small number. (Also, Iron-Man 2 was a very loose tie-in and No Way Home only happened because Marvel wanted to avoid spoilers).

 

edit: I’m not including Civil War because that set hasn’t dropped yet.

Edited August 8 by psqidexslizer

[Renny The Spaceman]

5 hours ago, poisonbricks said:

We don't know for a fact why, but we can speculate.

Last I looked into this, Marvel still owns the merchandising rights for any Spider-Man content, at least since 2011, but Marvel does pay Sony a percentage (that I'm not sure is consistent across all media, or public) for any merchandise directly relating to a Sony Spider-Man project.

There's no particular reason why Marvel and LEGO couldn't have previously made Sony related sets, but I think it's likely that either the negotiations with Sony as a third party weren't deemed worth the effort, or that Marvel didn't want to reduce the profit that they'd make from generic comic-inspired Spider-Man.

I'm not exactly sure how the MCU Spider-Man movies fit into this. I know Sony co-produce and finance them, but I also know Marvel Studios is a big hand in it, so I'm not certain how the merchandising rights work. Maybe Sony does get a cut, but releasing sets based on current movies is too financially appealing to pass up.

Alright, makes sense. I think it's also worth noting until no way home I buy them simply not thinking to as they weren't aware of the relevance but that still leaves the question of why they did nothing and next to nothing for spider verse and tasm2

 

3 hours ago, psqidexslizer said:

Just to add to this, very few movies get sets long after their release. So far, the list is: Batman ‘66, Batman ‘89, Batman Returns, Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, Iron Man, Iron Man 2, The Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Thor: Ragnorak, Avengers: Endgame, and Spider-Man: Far From Home. Which, granted, looks like a large list. But when you take into account the number of superhero films out there, it’s a pretty small number. (Also, Iron-Man 2 was a very loose tie-in and No Way Home only happened because Marvel wanted to avoid spoilers

Right but the quantity they do of them, especially in marvel, is quite a lot of the amount of sets they do nowadays. So much of their brand now is built on recreations of nostalgic properties and how insanely ravenous the fandoms for those films are LEGO would be kinda dumb to not do them. Doesn't mean they will, at all but those old Spider-Man films a relevant now as all Spider-Man media now exists to constantly reference older stories so they're actively in consumers minds, relevant with kids, nostalgic adults are at the right time to spend money on this stuff and so on. I'm sure you've all had this conversation numerous times.

[RobbieHxC]

16 hours ago, wesker said:

I don't mind getting Morph for the sake of completing the 97 team but he's easily my least anticipated character from the show. It's a shame we don't appear to be getting Sinister with the mansion. There's a serious lack in X-Men villains at the moment besides Magneto and they already have the perfect cape available to reuse from Ronan's minifigure.

Completely agree that Morph is the least desirable character from the X-Men '97 team because he has the least iconography over X-Men media as a whole.  Hoping for X-Men villains either in the X-Mansion or very soon else my heroes are gonna get very bored defeating Magneto and Sentinels soon   Mystique, Sabreooth, Mr Sinister, Pyro, White Queen, Silver Samurai, Pyslocke are to mention a few without any new molds.

[Legoman123]

Hi guys, I’ve been away with work for a few months and not been able to access any internet.  I’d really appreciate it if someone could give me a rundown of what I’ve missed. 
 

The only thing I’ve seen is the X-Mansion leaked photo and minifgure line up.  I’m not entirely sure if this has been asked but do you think we’ll see an extension to this set? More specifically the Danger Room.  

[poisonbricks]

9 minutes ago, Legoman123 said:

Hi guys, I’ve been away with work for a few months and not been able to access any internet.  I’d really appreciate it if someone could give me a rundown of what I’ve missed. 
 

The only thing I’ve seen is the X-Mansion leaked photo and minifgure line up.  I’m not entirely sure if this has been asked but do you think we’ll see an extension to this set? More specifically the Danger Room.  

Really doubt we'd see a direct addition to the set, it being on a baseplate makes that difficult, and there's no precedent for expansions to modulars as far as I'm aware, but I think an independent Danger Room set, probably with a smaller Sentinel, could work great. TONS of potential for play features there.

29 minutes ago, RobbieHxC said:

Completely agree that Morph is the least desirable character from the X-Men '97 team because he has the least iconography over X-Men media as a whole.  Hoping for X-Men villains either in the X-Mansion or very soon else my heroes are gonna get very bored defeating Magneto and Sentinels soon   Mystique, Sabreooth, Mr Sinister, Pyro, White Queen, Silver Samurai, Pyslocke are to mention a few without any new molds.

We do REALLY need some more villains soon. Silver Samurai could easily be a mech set, which LEGO loves, and he's more a Wolverine villain imo so another excuse to reuse him.

A smaller Wolverine Vs Sabertooth set with like, a couple trees and a motorcycle kinda feels inevitable too, I'm surprised there hasn't been one already.

[wesker]

7 hours ago, CF Mitch said:

Your first three are the main 'must haves' for me, with Sinister being somewhere behind the other two.
Pyro would also be cool to have, and I feel like I'm forgetting one more villain  

On another topic: I can't remember what hairpiece Gambit had on that awful picture, but I'm guessing it's the same as the one in the videogame, the (earlier) Tony Stark/Mutt Williams hairpiece.
If so, though it's not too inaccurate, I find Gambit's hair is usually longer and a bit wilder, so I'm already planning on changing that. Is anybody else thinking about that?
I think maybe the female Doc Ock hair might be nice, or possibly the male pompadour, though that's not available in the right color yet. 
Another option might be the more recent tousled/spiky hair used on Ninjago's Kai  

Regards,
Mitch

I couldn't tell what piece he was using in the leaked pic but the current hairpiece they're using on Hawkeye would be perfect if it came in brown. I think its a better fit than the pompadour hairpiece which looks similar but is a little too long on top.

Speaking of hairpieces I noticed Magneto's hair from the X-Jet is now available in dark red in the Nightmare Before Christmas set (the previous figure from the Disney CMF line used a different flatter mold). I'm curious if we'll end up seeing this one reused on Jean Grey in the mansion. While I like Firestar's as an option I think this one also matches her look from the show.
 

7 hours ago, psqidexslizer said:

I’m guessing either Apocalypse or Juggernaut. Those are the other big X-Men villains that weren’t mentioned. 
 

Hopefully we can at least get Apocalypse by the time Season 2 rolls around. Both he and Juggernaut really need to come as big figs to be done justice.
 

7 hours ago, poisonbricks said:

I'm surprised at no Bastion in the Mansion. Would be such a simple figure, one of very few X-Men characters who really only needs a torso and face print.

Bastion would have been a good inclusion for the mansion. Hopefully Lego can find a place for him somewhere in the theme next year while he's still relevant. Once the show moves past Season 1 I think the chances of him getting a minifigure are going to decrease.
 

14 minutes ago, Legoman123 said:

Hi guys, I’ve been away with work for a few months and not been able to access any internet.  I’d really appreciate it if someone could give me a rundown of what I’ve missed. 
 

The only thing I’ve seen is the X-Mansion leaked photo and minifgure line up.  I’m not entirely sure if this has been asked but do you think we’ll see an extension to this set? More specifically the Danger Room.  

I think you've caught up on everything. Its just been the X-Mansion leak, the rumored minifigure selection and the release of the summer wave sets in stores.

I don't think we'll be seeing any extensions to the X-Mansion. If Lego releases anything like the Danger Room they're likely to be as stand alone sets completely unrelated to the modular building. Unfortunately we haven't heard news of anymore X-Men sets for next year aside from a vague hint something related to Wolverine may be coming with no guarantee its even minifigure related (could be a buildable mask for all we know)

[Legoman123]

48 minutes ago, wesker said:

I couldn't tell what piece he was using in the leaked pic but the current hairpiece they're using on Hawkeye would be perfect if it came in brown. I think its a better fit than the pompadour hairpiece which looks similar but is a little too long on top.

Speaking of hairpieces I noticed Magneto's hair from the X-Jet is now available in dark red in the Nightmare Before Christmas set (the previous figure from the Disney CMF line used a different flatter mold). I'm curious if we'll end up seeing this one reused on Jean Grey in the mansion. While I like Firestar's as an option I think this one also matches her look from the show.
 

Hopefully we can at least get Apocalypse by the time Season 2 rolls around. Both he and Juggernaut really need to come as big figs to be done justice.
 

Bastion would have been a good inclusion for the mansion. Hopefully Lego can find a place for him somewhere in the theme next year while he's still relevant. Once the show moves past Season 1 I think the chances of him getting a minifigure are going to decrease.
 

I think you've caught up on everything. Its just been the X-Mansion leak, the rumored minifigure selection and the release of the summer wave sets in stores.

I don't think we'll be seeing any extensions to the X-Mansion. If Lego releases anything like the Danger Room they're likely to be as stand alone sets completely unrelated to the modular building. Unfortunately we haven't heard news of anymore X-Men sets for next year aside from a vague hint something related to Wolverine may be coming with no guarantee its even minifigure related (could be a buildable mask for all we know)

Okay, thank you! I just thought maybe something like Gringotts or Jabbas Palace could work really well.  I can’t think of any more sets off the top of my head but I’m sure there is some. 

[Huigberts Builds]

5 hours ago, poisonbricks said:

Really doubt we'd see a direct addition to the set, it being on a baseplate makes that difficult, and there's no precedent for expansions to modulars as far as I'm aware, but I think an independent Danger Room set, probably with a smaller Sentinel, could work great. TONS of potential for play features there.

They could do it like Gringotts did. And wouldn't the lego Ninjago Modulars be kinda expansions to the original? They're just able to stand on their own quite well.

[CF Mitch]

7 hours ago, poisonbricks said:

Silver Samurai could easily be a mech set, which LEGO loves, and he's more a Wolverine villain imo so another excuse to reuse him.

A smaller Wolverine Vs Sabertooth set with like, a couple trees and a motorcycle kinda feels inevitable too, I'm surprised there hasn't been one already.

That Silver Samurai suggestion sounds like a great idea! I do feel LEGO would make him mainly LBG though, and not enough flat silver (or what's that color called?) like they did with the Mandalorian helmet 

6 hours ago, wesker said:

I couldn't tell what piece he was using in the leaked pic but the current hairpiece they're using on Hawkeye would be perfect if it came in brown. I think its a better fit than the pompadour hairpiece which looks similar but is a little too long on top.

 

Hopefully we can at least get Apocalypse by the time Season 2 rolls around. Both he and Juggernaut really need to come as big figs to be done justice.

Ooh, yes, Hawkeye's hair is also an excellent suggestion! Completely forgot about that one...
And you're right, the pompadour is a bit too much.

I agree Juggernaut could easily be a bigfig, but I'm not sure about Apocalypse. I was thinking perhaps something buildable for him, though not as big as Surtur and Steppenwolf.

Regards,
Mitch

[poisonbricks]

7 hours ago, Huigberts Builds said:

They could do it like Gringotts did. And wouldn't the lego Ninjago Modulars be kinda expansions to the original? They're just able to stand on their own quite well.

I'd argue that the Ninjago City sets are as much expansions to each other as the Icons Modulars are expansions to each other, but I can see the alternative viewpoint for sure.

It'd be AWESOME if they did it in the style of Gringotts, but I feel like if they were gonna do that, it'd come in the set itself - I think maybe a huge Danger Room with the clamps at the top for the Mansion would make an awkward set by itself 

[Classic_Spaceman]

On 8/7/2024 at 7:45 PM, JeanGreyForever said:

That's a good sign then. I'm still holding out hope Angel could be in the set too so we can complete the original X-Men.

Angel would be nice, but he is a reasonably easy custom (especially with the new wing piece in the DnD CMF!), and he has not appeared on any Minifig list for the mansion. 
 

10 hours ago, CF Mitch said:

That Silver Samurai suggestion sounds like a great idea! I do feel LEGO would make him mainly LBG though, and not enough flat silver (or what's that color called?) like they did with the Mandalorian helmet 

The DnD CMF Dragonborn paladin has an entirely flat silver body, so I assume that any Silver Samurai Minifig that we get would also be all-silver. 
 

[poisonbricks]

1 hour ago, Classic_Spaceman said:

The DnD CMF Dragonborn paladin has an entirely flat silver body, so I assume that any Silver Samurai Minifig that we get would also be all-silver. 

I assume they meant a hypothetical larger mech build would be primarily Light Bluish Gray, not sure the minifig itself would be much of a concern - but who knows, with all the recolors in the big C3-PO set, maybe they're more open to more system bricks in pearl metallic colours?

[JeanGreyForever]

6 hours ago, Classic_Spaceman said:

Angel would be nice, but he is a reasonably easy custom (especially with the new wing piece in the DnD CMF!), and he has not appeared on any Minifig list for the mansion. 
 

That's true. I've seen plenty of customs for him with Falcon's comic book torso. I don't even think he's likely to appear but I thought if Lego was going out of its way to feature Iceman, it might just go ahead and include Angel as well to feature all five O5 X-Men, especially if the painting of them exists in Xavier's office like in the show. For that matter, even the Lego Marvel Superheroes game had a painting of the O5 X-Men in the X-Mansion.

On 8/8/2024 at 6:20 PM, poisonbricks said:

We do REALLY need some more villains soon. Silver Samurai could easily be a mech set, which LEGO loves, and he's more a Wolverine villain imo so another excuse to reuse him.

That would be such an easy choice for a set that I wonder why they haven't done this already. As for more villains, I'm wondering if the character Gambit is attacking on the box, that everyone thinks is Magneto, might not be Bastion. But I don't recall Bastion showing up in a lot of merchandise for X-Men '97, not even with series 2 of the show's merchandise that focused on spoiler characters, so it's very likely that Lego skipped over him as well.

17 hours ago, CF Mitch said:

I agree Juggernaut could easily be a bigfig, but I'm not sure about Apocalypse. I was thinking perhaps something buildable for him, though not as big as Surtur and Steppenwolf.

Apocalypse is a shape-shifter so he's a character we could get in multiple forms. A big fig in one set as well as a brick-built figure in a different set. But considering how little villains we've gotten so far for the X-Men, we'd be lucky to even get one iteration of Apocalypse at this point.

[wesker]

3 hours ago, JeanGreyForever said:

That's true. I've seen plenty of customs for him with Falcon's comic book torso. I don't even think he's likely to appear but I thought if Lego was going out of its way to feature Iceman, it might just go ahead and include Angel as well to feature all five O5 X-Men, especially if the painting of them exists in Xavier's office like in the show. For that matter, even the Lego Marvel Superheroes game had a painting of the O5 X-Men in the X-Mansion.

That would be such an easy choice for a set that I wonder why they haven't done this already. As for more villains, I'm wondering if the character Gambit is attacking on the box, that everyone thinks is Magneto, might not be Bastion. But I don't recall Bastion showing up in a lot of merchandise for X-Men '97, not even with series 2 of the show's merchandise that focused on spoiler characters, so it's very likely that Lego skipped over him as well.

Apocalypse is a shape-shifter so he's a character we could get in multiple forms. A big fig in one set as well as a brick-built figure in a different set. But considering how little villains we've gotten so far for the X-Men, we'd be lucky to even get one iteration of Apocalypse at this point.

I'd like to get Bastion but I don't have high hopes of Lego releasing him. His appearance on the show was mostly kept a secret up until the episodes aired and is seemingly a one-and-done villain that won't have much impact for the series going forward.

No Apocalypse would be inexcusable though as he's one of the X-Men's biggest foes. Now that Magneto and the Sentinels are out the way Apocalypse, Mystique, Sabertooth, Mr. Sinister and Juggernaut are the five villains that should be prioritized next.

[JeanGreyForever]

5 minutes ago, wesker said:

I'd like to get Bastion but I don't have high hopes of Lego releasing him. His appearance on the show was mostly kept a secret up until the episodes aired and is seemingly a one-and-done villain that won't have much impact for the series going forward.

No Apocalypse would be inexcusable though as he's one of the X-Men's biggest foes. Now that Magneto and the Sentinels are out the way Apocalypse, Mystique, Sabertooth, Mr. Sinister and Juggernaut are the five villains that should be prioritized next.

That's what I figured as well. I tried searching for merchandise for him but couldn't even find any. If some MCU villains can't even get minifigs these days, it's highly unlikely Bastion will especially since he seems to be more or less done with.

I agree, those five villains are the main ones we need now. Would also like to see some of the Brotherhood characters like Toad, Blob, Pyro, Avalanche, and Destiny (and maybe even comic book versions of Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver). Dark Phoenix is a must later on and some more Wolverine baddies like Lady Deathstrike and Omega Red.