Kevin Feige reveals his favourite Thor: Ragnarok Easter egg (and you may have already seen it)

Easter eggs have been part and parcel of the MCU since, seemingly, the dawn of time. 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Thor: Ragnarok is no different. Except, maybe it’s a little different. President of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Marvel Studios, Kevin Feige, actually took time out to reveal his favourite Easter egg from the upcoming movie and – here’s the catch – it’s in the very first second of the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Thor: Ragnarok SDCC trailer.
Speaking at a press junket for the film, as reported by Screen Rant, Feige uncharacteristically opens up, prior to the movie’s release, about oneꩵ of the hidden background Marvel nods.
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The shot of Saka꧒ar’s skyline, which you can see below, is dominated not only by the gladiatorial arena on the right, but by the Grandmaster’s Palace (Jeff Goldblum doesn’t do understated, folks), which is adorned with weꦕird-looking faces.
It turns out these faces are important to hid🐎den Marvel lore, as Feige explains: “There are previous Grandmaster champi💃ons that we see, as one for Hulk is being constructed, and those are all sort of Easter eggs for the deeper comic universe – that may or may never show up in the cinematic universe, but we thought it’d be fun to celebrate.”
So, get flicking through your comic books and get your magnifying glasses out, because those faces w🐻ill look familiar to some of you. Some suggestions have already included Beta Ray Bill, who manages to wield Mjolnir and inherit Thor’s powers in the comics, and also the God of War (not that one) Ares (no, not that one either). Greek gods in the MCU, anyone?
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