There was a Marvel Games panel today at San Diego Comic Con 2017 and one of the games shown off a little was LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2. They showed off just a teaser of what to expect in the full panel on Saturday including some new character reveals.
As you can see above, there a combination bigfig named Carnom which combines both Carnage and Venom. According to Ryan Penagos Carnom will evolve to something bigger and he shows up in sequence with Spider-Man, Spider-Gwen, Goblin 2099.
Serving as sort of a comedic character, Howard the Duck will be a playable character as well. He will be voiced by none other than regular SDCC LEGO video game moderator Greg Miller from Kinda Funny. Howard the Duck is said to have a big role in the game and can even transform to Iron Duck.
There should be a new trailer dropping sometime tomorrow with the aforementioned panel at San Diego Comic Con on Saturday.
Hope we get Deadpool Duck in this game.
And then people will be all, “they should put Deadpool Duck in a set!” And then the’ll be all disapointed, “oh.” And then kids walking down the street will be bombarded by cursing that would make a salty old, peg-legged, hook-handed, eye-patched pirate captain curl up in a ball and cry.
You see, that was actually funny, unlike your other comment! xD
It wouldn’t surprise me to see it as an alternate outfit for Howard.
Deadpool Duck is not meant for you. You don’t get a say in Deadpool Duck. 😉
Would be pretty sad if a code for Deadpool Duck were only given out to attendees of some event.
Only the almighty attendees may have a say in the matter. Bow down before them.
When I read that none of the Fox characters (which includes Deadpool) would be in this game, I thought that would instantly exclude Deadpool Duck. But then I saw a picture of what I think is Gwenpool. SpiderGwen should be 100% Sony, but wouldn’t Gwenpool be half Sony/half Fox? How do they get her in the game when all Mutants are supposed to be off-limits?
New ninjago trailer was revealed at the MTV fandom fest @tormentalous:disqus