Marvel Fans Survive the Great Doomsday Trailer Drought (Ep. 17)

Marvel Us Disney digs into a very modern fandom problem: there is plenty of Marvel to watch, read, and argue about, but fans are still waiting impatiently for the next Avengers: Doomsday breadcrumb. Jim Hill and Dan Graney talk Daredevil: Born Again, the latest Spider-Man origin debate, Marvel’s visual development shakeups, She-Hulk’s possible future, and why 1989’s Trial of the Incredible Hulk still matters. It is a fandom brunch of news, nostalgia, and courtroom chaos.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Why the missing Avengers: Doomsday trailer has become Marvel fandom’s current obsession

• The renewed debate over whether Tony Stark replaced Uncle Ben in the MCU’s Spider-Man story

• A new Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man art book from Abrams spotlighting the Disney+ animated series

• Daredevil: Born Again brings Matt Murdock, Wilson Fisk, and street-level Marvel storytelling back into focus

• John Bernthal’s Punisher raises new questions about Marvel’s shared New York

• Former Marvel artists speak out about layoffs, visual development, and AI anxiety in Hollywood

• Tatiana Maslany comments on how She-Hulk could return to the MCU

• A look back at NBC’s 1989 Trial of the Incredible Hulk and its early Daredevil crossover ambitions

• Jim and Dan compare old-school fandom anticipation with today’s leak-driven Marvel culture

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