Optimism is a great vibration in the stories of superhero right now. Superman has decided that hope is punk -rockAnd "Fantastic Four: First Steps" represents bright, poppy, retro future version of the past that sincerely looks alien at this moment. Despite some angles on the internet, they constantly claim that everything sucks, there are reasons to feel good on TV, the cinema and all around us. Getting this injection of hope can be contagious, and Marvel fans who have opened up to little positivity may be surprised to see a miraculous man on the "Fantastic Four: First Steps" carpet this week and that look at the nature of the nature of his impending series of Disney+. "Miracle Man" borrows a little bit of the approach that DC used with the "peacemaker" and marketing in the real world of that show, and that could be a sign of what is under the hood with the next MCC TV show.

Marvel's social media channels were aimed at "Fantastic Four: First Steps" this week, and Yahya Abdul-Mathein II's walk on the blue carpet was something unexpected, even more so as people realized that he was doing interviews in the character, like his Marvel hero, Simon Williams. The "miracle man" has not landed on Disney+for months, but this look has served as a little wink that there is something else that MCU has its sleeve by 2025, and this time things will get a little target, which is something that provides a clear identity for the series. Marvel's Instagram account He pointed out Williams, who headed into the new film in their stories and asked him to get the opportunity to play a "miracle man" and apparently this iteration was just the latest version of the character.

Abdul-Mathein II, as Williams, replied: "You know, I grew up a really big fan of a strange man, a really big comic book fans. It was actually the first movie I saw in my father's cinema, when I was very young. And you know, I left the theater that day,

DC has his own hero who interviews in the real world dressed as his image on the screen, and his name is peacemaker, Aka Christopher Smith (though you may know him as Johnon Seine). Three years ago, you can't get the WWE legend to interview HBO Max without that red shirt and Kakis. Make for funny bits late at night and silly stops on the day's talk -show, but worked super well in Becoming the people accustomed to seeing him as a characterAnd now Marvel is a kind of encouraging that concept forward with these interviews "Miracle Man". Abdul-Mathein looks like keeping these red glasses for all the stamp events of the plug, even when (the (set) interviews go a little south of it, as Marvel solidly documented during that premiere.

They asked the actor: "We heard you are close to the troubled public figure, Trevor Slater, aka Mandarin. Can you tell us more?" (Trevor Slater on Ben Kingsley is set to return In "Miracle Man" after his appearance in "Shang-Chi and the legend of the ten rings", for those who wonder about the relationship.) It is clearly scattered, the representative of the supermitwiar quickly pulls out of that interview, just like the real publicist, and it is clear that this is all that is being built for some satire. In another Interview with Fandango Rotten Thomas, Simon Williams, mentions a director named John Kuvac, a strange term to give up the series, as he just interviews the role in the first trailers for the MCC show. Things will become Zani in the months ahead, and one of the unprotected things about the recent stages of these projects is Marvel Studio's readiness to try different genres.

When you both put them against each other, there is a greater similarity between the "peacemaker" and a "miracle man" than you would initially think, and they can achieve similar goals. Each of these characters is a lesser known entrance to their comic book libraries, and with the right pressure, it can be very attractive on its own, as Senna and Jamesiyes Gunn with the "peacekeeper" season 1. In that case, it was turning a lot of impulses to the director to 11 and does not move away from the strange world where DC comics live; The giant foreigners and the talking eagles are totally welcome.

Marvel is smart to find a good hook for a "miracle man" because they had many stories originating in 2020, and only delivery more than the same may not be enough to lure the audience for more weeks near Disney+holidays. Metatextual wonder may be exactly what the doctor ordered for a character with ... say unique History of a miracle man, whose claim for fame is a member of Avengers since the 90's in an axle triangle with Scarlett Witch and Vision. The Hollywood satire seems to have a moment (check out all those nominations for the Emmy Award for the Studio), so there may be an appetite there. Adding any intrigue This Early in the promo -cyclone for "miracle man" I feel optimistic about the show ... or maybe that's just that hope in the talking air.