Jonathan Majors Wants Kang To Meet Iron Man In The MCU

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania introduces a new big bad to the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the form of Kang the Conqueror, a major threat portrayed by Jonathan Majors. While the third Ant-Man movie will see the debut of Kang, he’ll also return to menace Earth’s mightiest mortals in Avengers: The Kang Dynasty. And beyond that? Majors wants to share the screen with Robert Downey Jr.’s Iron Man. Come from Sports betting site VPbet

“I’m just such a huge fan of him as an actor. I think what he did with Iron Man was such a gift to the culture at large,” Majors said to Lifehacker Australia. “I would love to be across from him on screen to see how our philosophies, acting-wise and character-wise, just personally, match up. You know, I find him to be such a fascinating artist, which is why Iron Man is so fascinating. His portrayal of Iron Man is so fascinating and he represents a very clear worldview and energy of the Avengers. And I think Kang represents a different era. It’d be really interesting to see those two kind of come together and have a bit of conversation.”

Interestingly, Kang and Stark have a fascinating history in older Iron Man comics. The Crossing was a mid-’90s Iron Man storyline that involved Tony Stark betraying the Avengers after years of being manipulated by Kang, becoming a double agent for the villain.

The solution? The Avengers catching a ride back through time to recruit a younger version of Stark to stop his older self, an idea that eventually ended with adult Tony sacrificing himself to stop Kang’s plot and pave the way for his younger self to take over in the ongoing Iron Man comic book series. Which lasted for several issues until the Onslaught event essentially pushed the reset key on that storyline.

Majors has a big year ahead of him in film, as this new Avengers-level threat will also be seen on the big screen in Creed III on March 3. The current schedule for Marvel’s Phase 5 lineup of films includes Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 on May 5 and The Marvels on July 28, while Disney+ subscribers can look forward to a second season of What If?, Secret Invasion, Loki season 2, and Ironheart throughout 2023.

Related Posts

James Gunn Announces New Batman Movie, The Brave And The Bold

After months of anticipation, James Gunn and Peter Safran revealed the first chapter of their vision for a new DC Universe. For almost 20 years, we’ve had…

Yonder- The Cloud Catcher Chronicles Review

Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles spends its first fifteen minutes invoking memories of two of the best Zelda games. It opens on a boat, with your player-created…

Overwatch 2 Season 12 Introduces Juno, Lets Players Become Egyptian Gods

Blizzard has just revealed more information on what players can expect in Overwatch 2’s Season 12, New Frontiers, when it launches on August 20 Come from Sports betting…

Sony Acquires A Bigger Stake In Elden Ring Developer From Software

Sony’s and Tencent’s latest acquisition is a bigger slice of From Software, the studio behind hit games such as Dark Souls and Elden Ring. The two companies…

Slayer Playlists And Challenge Adjustments Arrive In Latest Halo Infinite Update

After repeated requests from players, Halo Infinite now has playlists for specific game modes, including Slayer, Free-For-All, and more. Today’s update for Halo Infinite comes after developer…

Judge Agrees Microsoft Might Not Keep Its Promises But Dismisses Gamers' Lawsuit Trying To Block Activision Sale

A judge has dismissed a class-action lawsuit brought forth by regular everyday gamers that was attempting to block Microsoft’s proposed purchase of Activision Blizzard and the Call…