The Marvel Cinematic Universe's next project is Ironheart, releasing in the next couple of weeks, and yet, I am genuinely surprised there are no trailers or clips yet for the show. I loved Thunderbolts* and Daredevil: Born Again, and am glad that Marvel seemed confident in the two projects, as well as their overall future. Still, I wonder if they are still confident in the Ironheart show. The lack of marketing makes me wonder if they will be able to get enough people excited to watch it.

Marvel recently created a post on YouTube mentioning creating a One-Shot Disney+ special with Frank Castle's Punisher. It was an off-handed comment, but I think taking down the post all but confirmed this will happen, but also makes me wonder if there will be a new comic. Does anyone agree with me? If so, what do you want to see?

So, yeah. Ultron is coming back in the Vision Question show, and let's be real, who isn't excited about it. (Unless you're not, I dunno.) My question is why? Why is the Marvel Cinematic Universe bringing back Ultron? Is it just a flashback for Vision in the WandaVision spinoff show, opening up the lore for his memory being restored? Or is it some setup for more Ultron appearances in the future? What do we want to see with this return?

If Ultron is coming back for more appearances, and a future X-Men film is in the works, I have to ask if we will ever see Aaron Taylor-Johnson come back as Quicksilver. His run was short (every pun intended), and I don't think we saw his full potential. I personally think that Vision Quest would be the perfect place for it to happen, as Wiccan just revived Speed in Agatha All Along. Quicksilver could be a good mentor. It would also be a fun way to make good on the Quicksilver fake out in WandaVision. Maybe I'm just a fan of the character, but I want to see him come back, and I don't see a downside to him returning.

In the new trailer for What If season 3, we were given a lot of teases for new characters to the show. We now have a western Shang-Chi and a Power Rangers-esque Super Mech. We also have some returning characters. But I can't be the only person surprised to see Storm, the goddess of thunder, wielding Mjolnir. And this leads me to my question. In rapid succession, a bunch of faces flash through the trailer, including a face I originally thought was Apocalypse from the X-Men Movies. Some people have also said this was a version of White Vision. I want to clear up the confusion. Who is this?

Now that we have more footage for the new thunderbolts movie, I can't help but notice that Taskmaster is not in a lot of clips. This new footage, along with the trailer, doesn't seem to show her very much. I have heard a theory that she might betray the team, to come back at the end. Do we think she will die early on in the movie?

Wyatt Russell confirmed that Sebastian Stan's character is a congressman in the Thunderbolts* movie. What does this even mean for the movie? Why is this important? My personal theory is that Ross tries to appeal to the Avengers by clearing Bucky's record and offering him a job in Congress. Bucky would take the job to establish a better name for himself, but would really not enjoy it. Is this likely? What do you guys think?