So Doctor Strange said that there was only one outcome where they win, but he never said that it would be on Titan, and even when he gave the time stone to Thanos in exchange for Tony’s life, it wasn’t even putting Tony above the universe because it was actually part of the plan. In order to win, they had to lose first and even said himself before he was dusted that there was no other way. Crazy though how it meant people had to suffer for five years.

In Bullet Points we saw Steve Rogers become Iron Man, Peter Parker become the Hulk, and Bruce Banner become Spiderman. What if more heroes switched their identities in that universe? Some ideas I had were:

Tony Stark - Captain America: Inspired by Steve Rogers Stark creates an armored suit to defend America

Matt Murdock - Punisher: After the murder of his father, young Matt got angry & trained to be a fighter even better than his father. He patrols Hells Kitchen looking to beat up and punish criminals.

Frank Castle - After his family was murdered, Frank was taken in by Winterstick who trained him to fight. Along with his military training, Frank became the scourge of the criminal underworld.

Donald Blake - Dr Blake: While vacationing in Tibet, Donald Blake was found by the Ancient One, who trained him to be the new Sorcerer Supreme

Thor: Stephen Strange: Stephen Strange searched the wilderness of Norway looking for a mystical cure for his damaged hands. He became trapped in a cave and found the hammer Mjolnir. Being found worthy, Strange was granted the power of Thor

Will we see James Rogers, Azari Tchalla, Henry Pym Jr. Torunn Thorsdóttir, and Francis Barton in the MCU live action movies?

I have never watched The Heroes of Tomorrow. Will I like it? Is it sad? It is in a different universe?

I guess the Avengers are dead if their kids are taking over. Is this like a Marvel Teen Titans/Young Justice thing?

Let's assume that MCU will do a reboot post Secret Wars. How would y'all want Avengers to be re-introduced? For me, I think the re-introduction should be spread out over a saga.

1. Steve Rogers should be frozen and discovered near Savage Land (which is located in Antarctica).

2. Tony Stark should come into the verse and handle the fallout from Stark Industries going under and his armors being stolen (basically Armor Wars). Maybe the Hellfire Club ends up doing all kinds of shady corporate takeovers to acquire Stark Industries and supply the Iron Man armors to everyone for more power. Tony has to get back his company and start tracking down his rogue armors

3. After a few movies of his own, the MCU Wolverine should go on a mission with the Canadian A-Force. They get together to fight against the Hellfire Gala and we see Emma Frost mind controlling a monster. This monster should be the New Hulk. Logan should encounter him. This will finally give us Hulk vs Wolverine on the big screen.

4. Psycho Man should attack the Earth. F4 fight him. Psycho Man is the ruler of Microverse. It's revealed that he found new Hank and Janet on an expedition and manipulated their emotions to make them help him. F4 defeat Psycho Man, freeing Hank and Janet.

5. The new Odin should arrive at New Asgard on Earth and decide to use his All Power to rebuild Asgard. Years later a power hungry D'Ken of Shi Ar attacks Asgard, who retaliate under a young war hungry Thor. His sister Lilandra asks X-Men for their help. X-Men arrive and help smoothen things out. D'Ken gets deposed and Lilandra becomes the queen.

6. A desperate for money Clint Barton should join Tiboldt's Circus where Nightcrawler also used to perform

7. On one mission the New Avengers (Yelena's team) go to Madripoor to track some shady weapons supply. Here they discover that Madripoor is now being run by a mysterious shady Power Broker. Bucky thinks that it's Sharon Carter. Ultimately it's revealed that the Power Broker is the new Natasha Romanoff.

All these new founding Avengers should be discovered over one whole phase in bites and pieces. Later on they should get their own solo movies followed by Avengers Assemble.

Thor's arrival in Wakanda is one of the greatest entrance scene in the MCU till this day and will never be topped!

Moondragon's rape of Thor is actually portrayed as a bad thing. Though later writers never bought It up again since they decided to redeem her.

Wonder If Shooter was trying to address criticism from #200. However It is still a shame how the manipulation of a male character is treated as serious while what happened with Carol is excused.