In its marketing strategy, the Red Hulk has been the main focus, but now, another antagonist has emerged – and it’s causing a stir as expected. The return of Samuel Sterns, known as The Leader in Marvel’s universe, to the franchise after nearly two decades has been largely secretive, with only limited promotional artwork for hints. Recently, a new teaser provided a fleeting glimpse of the character.
Making his first appearance in 2008’s “The Incredible Hulk”, Sterns was last seen undergoing exposure to gamma radiation, leading to a dramatic scene where his head swelled before he disappeared into Marvel lore. Many fans thought they had seen the last of these characters, but this year, Nelson has the opportunity to explore that unresolved thread from Marvel’s past, and perhaps unleash the beast within Harrison Ford’s character, Thaddeus Ross.
After the “Who Plays Who?” teaser, an image of a mysterious figure, referred to as The Leader, was posted online, causing fans to express a wide range of opinions about the character’s look.
What Are Fans Saying About The Leader’s MCU Return?
At present, what we’ve witnessed of The Leader consists only of a brief instant, leaving little to form a solid judgment. Yet, many are eager to voice their interpretations based on this limited observation. Regrettably, there isn’t any clear-cut agreement about the individual, and it seems that differing opinions will persist even when a full disclosure occurs.
I’m worried about the lack of resemblance to his comic book counterpart.
“I’m sorry, but his skull is not nearly big enough. The Leader gotta look like Megamind.”
The design of The Leader has always been a contentious topic with Brave New World. After waiting so long for Sterns’ return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, some viewers find it disappointing that his new design is unremarkable. @McJunegrand commented, “Ah, yes, another instance where they seem embarrassed of the original design and opt instead for a generic and dull appearance.” Meanwhile, @masseslee added, “I can’t understand why the wait for this character was so long, only to bring him back without an epic showdown against Hulk.
In the upcoming Valentine’s Day release, “Captain America: Brave New World” is projected to launch with a robust opening of approximately $90 million. However, its long-term success depends on how it resonates with its initial viewers. The Marvel Cinematic Universe had an impressive 2024 with the release of just one blockbuster, “Deadpool & Wolverine”, but this year will provide a clearer picture of the MCU’s current status. “Brave New World” is set to be the most significant indicator of where the franchise stands.
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2025-01-30 01:03