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The Marvel universe is filled with superhero teams of different natures, from genius think-tanks like the Illuminati to families like the Fantastic Four. The MCU looks to be building toward several of these with the introduction of many child heroes pointing toward a Young Avengers team-up and new heroes stepping up to form the New Avengers. Recent reports hinted at a Multiverse Illuminati assembling in  Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness , something which was validated by the latest trailer. The Illuminati is a group of the smartest heroes who meet in secret to discuss strategy and develop plans to handle the gravest of threats. ADVERTISEMENT Originally, this team included Tony Stark's Iron Man, Professor X, Doctor Strange, Inhuman leader Black Bolt, and Atlantean ruler Namor. The genius intelligence and varied expertise of the entire line-up made them perfectly equipped to prepare for anything from an out-of-control Hulk to superhero civil...

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is promising to be packed with cameos and Easter eggs after a new trailer revealed the movie would include a zombified Doctor Strange, Ultron bots, and even Professor X. A popular fan theory following the latest teaser is that Doctor Strange 2 will introduce the concept of Marvel’s Illuminati to the MCU, which could either retcon or discredit a forgotten Easter egg from  Iron Man 2  in 2010.  Iron Man’s solo sequel included Easter eggs and references galore, including many that have since become integral to the greater MCU story. For instance, Wakanda was first teased at the end of Iron Man 2 and is now a fan-favorite MCU location and home to the Black Panther. Also worth noting is Project Pegasus, which turned from a simple name-drop from Tony Stark in 2010 to the thickest plot point in 2019’s Captain Marvel .  ADVERTISEMENT Every so often, an Easter egg goes untouched for years before it’s referenced again...

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness  delivered on restless speculation surrounding its Super Bowl TV spot. The magical sequel doubled down on new footage, debuting an official trailer alongside the 30-second big game clip. While many have marveled at the mind-bending visuals and interactions between leading stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Elizabeth Olsen, the biggest talking point comes from an off-screen line of dialogue. "We should tell him the truth." ADVERTISEMENT Patrick Stewart's Professor X addresses a shackled Doctor Strange inside of a futuristic council room after he is guided through the hallways by Ultron bots. Yes, you read that correctly. Marvel Stewart's involvement in the Marvel Cinematic Universe   has long been theorized since the actor confirmed he's spoken with Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige about reprising his role as Charles Xavier. At the time, it was unknown whether this meant Stewart would cont...