Ever since the launch of “Miss Marvel” and “The Marvels,” the rumors are starting to sound strong about the arrival of the Young Avengers and we might have a movie about them.
The movie industry never ceases to amaze us and it looks like Marvel Studios has something up its sleeve. After the resounding success of their superhero movies, new rumors have surfaced that indicate a change of course for the Young Avengers: from the planned series on Disney+ to a big screen movie. This unexpected twist begs the question: Is Marvel laying the groundwork for a new generation of superheroes?
The origin of the rumor
The information comes from a well-known insider named Daniel Richman, who suggests that the change to the film format could be a strategy by Marvel “to present significant events in a theatrical environment.” Although nothing has been officially announced, the hint began with Kamala Khan and Hailee Steinfeld’s Kate Bishop interaction at the end of the Captain Marvel sequel, “The Marvels,” which sparked speculation about the formation of a team of young superpowers.
In a landscape where even established superheroes face challenges at the box office, Marvel and Disney seem to be playing on market recovery before this project goes into production. The question remains: How will the public react to a young Avengers movie? This move could indicate a risk or high yield on the studio’s part.
Potential Cast: Beyond Kamala and Kate
Iman Vellani, who plays Ms. Marvel, has expressed interest in a dynamic trio in the Marvel Cinematic Universe along with Miles Morales and Sam Alexander. Although they don’t yet exist in live action, their enthusiasm for these characters highlights the possibility of exploring new dynamics and relationships in the MCU.
Anticipation grows: Will we see Miles Morales and Sam/Nova in this first iteration of the Young Avengers? The answer remains up in the air, but the reality is that the inclusion of these characters in the MCU is only a matter of time.
Aside from Kamala Khan, Kate Bishop and Cassie Lang, there are other young characters who could join the Young Avengers in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). One of the most interesting options is Billy and Tommy Maximoff, sons of Wanda Maximoff, introduced in the “WandaVision” series. His ability to manipulate reality and magical powers can add a magical dimension to the group.
Another interesting addition is the young genius Harley Keener who was introduced in “Iron Man 3”. After his brief appearance at Tony Stark’s funeral in “Avengers: Endgame,” fans speculated that he might make a comeback. Given her knowledge and experience with Stark technology, Harley can play an Iron Man-like role on the team.
Eli Bradley could be another candidate. The grandson of Isaiah Bradley, one of the first African-American superheroes, Eli is introduced in “The Falcon and The Winter Soldier”. Although he has yet to display superhuman abilities in the MCU, he is known as a veteran in the comics and leads the Young Avengers on several occasions.
Or there could be two archers in the team, we can’t forget Clint Barton’s (Hawkeye) daughter Leela Barton, who showed off her archery skills in “Avengers: Endgame.” His inclusion in the Young Avengers could be a tribute to his father’s legacy and add an interesting family dynamic to the team.
The inclusion of these characters in Young Avengers not only reflects the diversity and richness of the MCU, but also offers new narratives and team changes. The prospect of seeing these young heroes come together on the big screen is an exciting prospect, and could mean a significant evolution in the MCU narrative. With each new project, Marvel Studios continues to expand its universe, and Young Avengers could be the next big step in this continued expansion.