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Jason Abbadon · 04-10-2012, 08:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Jmacq1

According to Kevin Feige you've already lost that bet.

His quote, more specifically, was that "they are from the comics, but their identity is not impactful." This statement was made in conjunction with denying that they are Kree or Skrulls.

Which basically tells us that they're probably some race that Marvel dug out of the deep vaults just for the movie. Which is almost what you said, just with the caveat that they did appear in the comics at least once. Basically they're here to be an enemy just for one movie and not likely to play a much bigger role in the overall Marvel Cinematic Universe the way Kree or Skrulls might.

I'm betting it's some race that will have the comic-geeks combing the back-issues looking for. It won't be one of the "major" alien races at all. Or maybe they'll just call them the Chitauri and call it a day.

If that's true, they've been radicly re-designed from their comics appearance- which is possible, but making something completely new and then calling it the Badoon is no different than just making it up from whole cloth....and in a movie with so much already going on, it's unlikely they'll get much development- or even lines!

I wonder what rationale they'd have to follow Loki anyway?

As to the Disir, they'e been in comics since 2010's Kerion Gillen wrote them for the Seige event- long before any Avengers script was likely finalized...then he took the ball and ran with it, making hem copelling characters.
http://marvel.wikia.com/New_Mutants_Vol_3_11

04-10-2012, 08:10 PM	#43
Jason Abbadon Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Fort Lauderdale, Florida Posts: 5,490	Quote: Originally Posted by Jmacq1 According to Kevin Feige you've already lost that bet. His quote, more specifically, was that "they are from the comics, but their identity is not impactful." This statement was made in conjunction with denying that they are Kree or Skrulls. Which basically tells us that they're probably some race that Marvel dug out of the deep vaults just for the movie. Which is almost what you said, just with the caveat that they did appear in the comics at least once. Basically they're here to be an enemy just for one movie and not likely to play a much bigger role in the overall Marvel Cinematic Universe the way Kree or Skrulls might. I'm betting it's some race that will have the comic-geeks combing the back-issues looking for. It won't be one of the "major" alien races at all. Or maybe they'll just call them the Chitauri and call it a day. If that's true, they've been radicly re-designed from their comics appearance- which is possible, but making something completely new and then calling it the Badoon is no different than just making it up from whole cloth....and in a movie with so much already going on, it's unlikely they'll get much development- or even lines! I wonder what rationale they'd have to follow Loki anyway? As to the Disir, they'e been in comics since 2010's Kerion Gillen wrote them for the Seige event- long before any Avengers script was likely finalized...then he took the ball and ran with it, making hem copelling characters. http://marvel.wikia.com/New_Mutants_Vol_3_11 Last edited by Jason Abbadon; 04-10-2012 at 08:23 PM..