Marvel Fans Think They've Figured Which MCU Projects Have Been Canceled By Disney

Disney's CEO, Bob Iger, disclosed that several projects had been 'quietly canceled,' although he refrained from specifying any. As a result, Marvel fans are now trying to determine which MCU projects have been axed.

Amid challenges like a box office drought caused by strikes and a tough year for Disney's film lineup, Iger has confronted the recent hardships encountered by the company. Consequently, he has opted to undertake a significant overhaul of the company's film output, leading to the cancelation of numerous projects, some of which could be MCU movies and shows.

In a recent Reddit discussion, the agreement among fans leaned towards the belief that projects like Armor Wars and the Blade reboot have been canceled. Fans expressed particular disappointment over the lack of an original Armor Wars series. However, Reddit user u/KostisPat257 speculated that there might be a chance of this project being integrated as additional episodes into Ironheart. Regarding the Blade reboot, fans suggested it may have been canceled altogether or postponed for potential future development. Some fans pointed to rumors circulating about Mahershala Ali, who is set to star as Blade, expressing dissatisfaction with the direction of the script, indicating that the former scenario might be more plausible.

On the other hand, some fans speculate that projects like Vision Quest and Wiccan may not have been canceled outright but rather repurposed to be incorporated into other projects instead of being developed as a standalone series as initially anticipated. Both concepts could potentially find their place in the rumoredYoung Avengers project. This offers a plausible explanation for unresolved plot points and presents opportunities to develop narratives, such as exploring Vision's quest to regain his humanity, the potential comeback of Wanda through the Children's Crusade arc, Wanda's path to redemption, the reintroduction of Speed, the debut of Hulkling, and more.

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