The Leaked Contents Explained
The images were taken down, but we can at least go over some of the juicier aspects of the artwork. First off, one drawing reveals what is essentially a Hulk village. Banner Hulk (Mark Ruffalo) and She-Hulk (Tatiana Maslany), both dressed in medieval garb, are met with another wounded Hulk who has a beard and long hair. This is most likely Hulk’s son Skaar, introduced in the finale of She-Hulk’s show. There are various green and bulky villagers going about their business behind them.
The medieval theme is later eschewed, however, for something a little more early modern inside what appears to be Doom’s royal court. There Robert Downey Jr.’s ruler passes judgment on someone bound in chains (possibly Reed?). Doom is on his throne, surrounded by Sue Storm (as his queen), her son Franklin, and Doctor Strange. A woman watching over the prisoner resembles Yelena Belova. All of it has more than a whiff of the aesthetic of Marvel 1602, an interesting (if now problematic) text that created an alternate Marvel universe where all these characters existed during the end of Elizabeth I’s reign in Tutor England.
There are also various sketches of Chris Pratt’s Peter Quill and Paul Bettany’s White Vision sitting together on a couch, enjoying TV together as Vision holds the remote. Quill appears far more expressive and friendly than his companion, but Vision seems to be enthralled by watching television. Dollars to donuts says it’s a sitcom.
Quill also pops up in a tavern of some kind, sitting with Wong (Benedict Wong) and the Young Avengers. This clearly includes Kate Bishop’s Hawkeye (Hailee Seinfeld), Wiccan (Billy Maximoff), Speed (Tommy Maximoff), Stature (Kathryn Newton as Cassie Lang), and Ms. Marvel (Iman Vellani’s delightful Kamala Khan). Ms. Marvel looks especially enthralled in whatever Wong’s saying. In an even bigger curveball, Doop of all characters is floating next to them.
For those of you who don’t know Doop, imagine if Slimer joined the X-Men and smoked a lot of crack. No, for real, Disney’s going to make so much merch money off this guy.
Finally, we see various designs for T’Chanda, the Black Panther of World War II. Curious.
