- Disney CEO Bob Iger told The Hollywood Reporter that it "makes sense" for Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige to oversee the "X-Men" franchise after the Disney/Fox merger.
- Iger's comments further suggest that X-Men characters will be introduced to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
- "There shouldn't be two Marvels," Iger said.
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Disney's CEO says there shouldn't be 'two Marvels,' suggesting the X-Men will be introduced to the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Disney CEO Bob Iger told The Hollywood Reporter that it "makes sense" for Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige to oversee Fox's "X-Men" franchise after the Disney/Fox merger, which further alludes that the X-Men could soon be joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Disney CEO Bob Iger has his own vision for Fox's "X-Men" franchise, and it doesn't exactly involve Fox.
Iger revealed in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter that he'd like Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige to oversee the franchise after Disney's acquisition of Fox, but tip-toed around the subject because of what has (or hasn't) been communicated to Fox.
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