[MUSIC PLAYING]
Here we are again at New York Comic Con.
Let me hear you!
[CHEERING]
Measure it.
The bagel crust is ridiculous!
[LAUGHTER]
It takes you to another place that you
have never experienced before.
It's simply superb.
What would you do if you had to fight, and give up your life
for what you believe is right?
Deep down inside do you know the answer?
Do you have to prod like the Black Panther?
Would you jump on a team like a spider can
because you can jump on a wall like Spider-Man?
Or would you say, oh no, I can't, man.
You try to do it big like you was Ant-Man.
Life is full of many decisions.
You've got to have the wisdom and the vision of Vision.
But Super Hero like me, when it comes to war--
I am coming like the Hulk and the mighty Thor.
[CHEERING]
I have chills.
I haven't had this much fun in probably a decade or 15 years.
[LAUGHTER]
I don't know that I've had this much fun since Buffy.
The X-Men cartoon in the 90s.
Oh, yes.
Oh, that theme song alone.
Oh my gosh.
[HUMMING]
Would you say with great cosplay
comes great responsibility?
Uh, comes great credit card bills.
I mean, I wouldn't mind walking
around like this at home.
I mean, I feel like I just came in pajamas.
[LAUGHTER]
But you definitely walk around like that at home.
I do.
[LAUGHTER]
On screen-- you've seen it in the comics.
But when you put it on and it wraps around your face,
and you get to fly and blast as Iron Man,
you really believe because you are Iron Man.
Who do you think in the Marvel comics universe
would be the most difficult to cosplay?
I would have to say the Human Torch.
I mean, I can kind of imagine why.
But can you tell me why?
Because it's hard to pretend to be that you're on fire,
you know what I mean?
Something tells me the sprinkler
system wouldn't like that. [LAUGHTER]
No, not at all.
Maybe Namor, because that's a lot of Speedo.
It's a lot of waxing.
It's a lot of weird scale things.
And I think the weird like ankle wings, you know--
- OK, we got-- - All right.
What does a turkey look like?
I-- think of-- think of--
[GOBBLING]
--situation.
I don't know what a turkey is!
You've seen a turkey before, and they don't have whiskers.
One bear needed to save America.
So he put on his big bear head and said,
call me Captain Bearica!
Ah!
Avengers Assemble!
[CHEERING]
It's Sunday here at New York Comic Con.
Here we go.
Ooh, Dead--
Ooh, Deadpool.
DEADPOOL issue # 17.
- That's right. - So--
Here we go.
That would've been 1998 or '99.
Wow, I hate that you know this.
Yeah, uh--
Fights counts as well. Here we go.
- Spin it, Tucker. - My turn.
My turn.
He goes to a restaurant by himself.
He-- you know, is in an argument with some people.
Is that wildly incorrect?
No, not really.
Bruce Banner isn't having alimony problems?
No, no alimony problems.
Bruce Banner is just a jerk--
[LAUGHTER]
--against the Wolverine, who is trying to stop the wedding.
OK.
All that good stuff.
We did it--
another smashing success for Marvel's pull list.
I've written a lot of bad guys, right?
I wrote Thanos, and uh--
Write what you know, huh?
Yeah, right, 'cause I'm a--
I'm a bad boy with comics, you know?
[LAUGHTER]
I'm a bad boy of comics.
Ain't no bad boy.
We are now going to talk about Marvel Studios' Avengers:
Damage Control.
Yup.
It's really exciting to see people
generally excited for-- wait, what is this?
This is new. This is cool.
So--
And I think that's the important part.
It's new-- - Yep.
Yep. - And it's cool.
Fans that come up and start crying immediately,
and saying, oh, you're-- this movie changed my life.
I was an oddball.
I was an outsider.
And I didn't have any friends.
And Belle being the odd one out helped me feel
like I was somebody special.
And-- and they embraced that character.
And this year above all else, we
got to celebrate Marvel's 80th.
So it is just--
[LAUGHTER]
--the most-- are you excited?
Yeah, that excited.
OK.
I was just checking.
We have a figure-- a last reveal
figure that's been in the works for longer than 14 months.
Yes.
Something fans have been clamoring for for years--
all right, here we go, Dwight.
Oh!
We have the one and only Stan Lee.
That's so cool.
It's so-- it's so--
I'm speechless.
It's so sweet.
It is the showdown finals, baby!
Who can beat Hyperion in the fastest time?
50%-- that dash back is beating out the heavy attack.
Oh my god, dance!
Does Imvincible have any room for error?
Oh no!
Oh!
Oh no!
How does it feel to be the crowned champion?
I just want to say that like everything Kabam and Marvel
have done-- it's been one of the coolest experiences I've had
like-- since I can remember.
Welcome!
You are watching the Marvel Becoming Cosplay Photo Op!
Oh
Oh no!
[LAUGHTER]
Oh!
Ow!
It never really goes great for them, does it?
No.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Even Magneto understands the value of sportsmanship, man.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Thank you for protecting Asgard.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Would you like to meet the cast and creators
of Marvel's Runaways season 3?
Yes!
Let's invite them to the stage.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[CHEERING]
Brian K. Vaughan, who created this incredible comic
that's sort of our Bible that we work from.
Shout out to Brian K. Vaughan!
Uh--
[CHEERING]
I'm the hype man, by the way.
That's my role here.
[LAUGHTER]
I love it when all of-- all of us are together in a--
I mean, as hard as it is because those days are really long when
we're all in a scene together.
I mean, that's-- that's all that I'm going
to remember years from now.
And I really cherish those memories.
I am now joined by Josh Peck.
How you doing, Josh? - Bring it in.
- Oh. - Come on.
We don't do this enough.
We really don't.
I know, it's like twice a year--
maybe three times if we're lucky.
It's like-- to the outside world
it's just a good looking watch.
But to you, you know that like--
I got Spider-Man, or Black Panther, or whomever with me.
Yeah.
And it-- it satisfies that, which I think is really nice.
2099 is the future of the Marvel universe.
Anyone read the original 2099 books back in the 90s?
[APPLAUSE]
Yes.
Awesome, awesome books.
I believe it was, uh, Matthew Rosenberg, who did the math
because we were talking about how
80 years ago was 1939, the beginning
of the Marvel universe.
And he said, but 80 years from 2019 is 2099.
And we're like, whoa.
Whoa.
You're right.
Writers can do math? What is happening?
- I know. - I can't.
He's a rarity.
WOMAN: Paws up, claws up, right hand!
Paws up, claws up, one-- close enough.
The thing is--
that's so great about this experience-- is that we are
not only writing these series--
these individual series-- we are writing
one large story together.
All your dreams will come true when you buy X-FORCE # 1.
That is a guarantee from Ben.
Ben, thank you very much.
All your dreams and nightmares, I should say.
Oh, god.
Gentlemen, what is your unpopular opinion?
This is the greatest meme of all time!
I can't argue with that.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Every single day on set just kind
of became more and more like--
I tell you this all the time.
But like, every time I show up on
set I'm like well, that was the best day of my life.
Nothing can top this.
And then I show up again the next month
and I'm like well, that was the best day of my life.
Nothing can top this.
What is Marvel's Hero Project, for anyone at home
who hasn't heard about it yet?
All these kids that we found have done something
in their world to inspire their family,
inspire friends, certainly inspire us.
Yeah.
I am a huge Marvel fan.
So this is literally my dream.
And I'm so, so excited to be a part of this.
This is literally the highest thing.
Realm of Champions is a whole new thing.
I'm excited for it.
Pledge your allegiance!
I know.
I have to-- by the end of today, I'm making it my goal--
I'm going to pledge my allegiance to a house.
I will pick one.
Today I'm going to find out how many X people people
can name in only X seconds.
Even better, I'll be helping them.
All right, so we're going to play a little game.
How do you feel about that?
Yeah, let's go.
Your time begins now.
[COUGHING]
Cough-- cough is not in X-Men.
Let's start it over.
You ready to find out what Marvel's next big thing is?
[CHEERING]
[GRUNTING]
[LAUGHTER]
[APPLAUSE]
That's right.
I'm writing Power Pack.
[LAUGHTER]
To you, first, what is the fandom,
the interaction, how's the scope of it-- what's it like?
It's just-- it's just gotten crazier and crazier every year.
You walk out of here and you just
want to collapse in the street.
[LAUGHTER]
It just-- it really is, like, you know--
WOMAN: I mean, those are facts.
Yeah, those are facts.
Yeah, exactly.
This is Marvel Make Me a Hero, brought to you by Geico.
Gecko!
Look at those high tech wrist gauntlets!
Oh my gosh, you've transformed!
Yeah!
Yeah.
This is awesome.
What?
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FEMALE ANNOUNCER: That's a lot of--
MALE ANNOUNCER: Oh, my gosh.
FEMALE ANNOUNCER: There's a lot of villainy on this stage
right now. MALE ANNOUNCER: Oh, the Hela!
What?
Yes!
Yes! FEMALE ANNOUNCER: Perfect.
Perfect.
Aww, meow meow.
Good kitty. Good kitty.
FEMALE ANNOUNCER: Watch your hands.
FEMALE ANNOUNCER: Just to the red X, kitty.
FEMALE ANNOUNCER: Watch your-- watch your hands.
MALE ANNOUNCER: You monster!
FEMALE ANNOUNCER: Yeah, destroying
the Marvel universe isn't just for Deadpool anymore.
Ha!
I have-- I have a quick question for Doc Ock.
How hard has it been walking around the con floor with that
on?
Uh, walking isn't too bad.
I can run in this.
It's walking for like, six hours and stuff.
[LAUGHTER]
2, 1--
The Border Tribe!
[CHEERING]
Their design work on their costume
is so intentional and so detailed.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
What are you guys doing? Here we go.
Here we go. Come on.
Here we go. - OK.
- Do we want to do it? - All right.
Here we go-- you--
This is Marvel--
Your universe!
Yay!
[APPLAUSE]
(SINGING) Let all acquaintance be forgot, and--
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Back in the-- in the lodge for a while, what--
[LAUGHTER]
I can't do it.
It sounds like machine sounds, and it just sounds
like what happens like when Tony targets-- like testing it out.
I can't do it. I can't do it.
And then we had Hasbro showing that Stan Lee figure.
You with the two fingers!
[LAUGHTER]
I'm going a different thing-- there we go.
I'll stop. I'll stop.
This thing is too dangerous.
It's too dangerous.
Oh.