Marvel Midnight Suns Trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyM100NsYaE
Marvel Midnight Suns have Wolverine!
Marvel Midnight Suns hyped some fans because of the presence of Wolverine, An X-men Member. I like the Presence of characters like Nico Minoru and Ghost Rider but its Wolverine who made me smile.
In the last few years, Marvel has been in a streak of X-men erasure. Mutants are part of the X-men Mythos and with that, the MCU avoided the presence of Mutants altogether. Marvel even retconned the backstory of Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver in able for them to appear in MCU. Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite failed because it alienated fans because of the exclusion of characters from X-men and Fantastic 4. Capcom got the blame when it is Marvel who makes the decisions on who will make the roster. Marvel decided to make the roster focus on MCU.
In the comics, there was a time where Marvel is pushing the Inhumans as a replacement for Mutants. There was a huge push to make Inhumans happen like Fetch. It happened because of the then Marvel President, Ike Perlmutter. Ike Perlmutter doesn’t like the idea that Fox owns the movie rights of X-men and the Fantastic 4. So he tried replacing Mutants with the Inhumans and retconned some characters out of their Mutanthood. There is also Kevin Feige who made some decisions that almost destroyed Marvel. Marvel which is owned by Disney is now trying to rehabilitate X-men as a franchise. Disney Purchased Fox and that brings back X-men and Fantastic 4. Wolverine’s appearance in Marvel Midnight Suns could lead to a resurgence of the X-men. Three years ago Marvel declined to have a single X-men character in Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite. Now we have a Marvel videogame with X-men members. Deadpool who is part of the X-men Mythos seemed to be set to join MCU. There had been rumors of X-men characters making their MCU appearances before another X-men reboot happens.
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