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** However, similarly to the Hulk, the distribution rights to a solo Namor movie are still owned by Universal. This probably means that while Namor can show up in the MCU in a major capacity, his name can't be featured in the title.
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** However, similarly to the Hulk, the distribution rights to a solo Namor movie are still owned by Universal. This probably means that while Namor can show up in the MCU in a major capacity, his name can't be featured in the title. Ultimately, he showed up as the antagonist of ''Film/BlackPantherWakandaForever''.
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* CreatorsPest: Not for the character himself, but Toro; Creator/StanLee's dislike of {{Kid Sidekick}}s is why he killed the character.
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** Bill Everett originally intended for all of the Sub-Mariners to be green with only Namor being "flesh" coloured. Under Stan Lee this came to be except the Atlanteans, as they came to be called and have been ever since, are blue.
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** Bill Everett originally intended for all of the Sub-Mariners to be green with only Namor being "flesh" coloured. Under Stan Lee Lee, this came to be be, except the Atlanteans, as they came to be called and have been ever since, are blue.
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*** The first time was in the 1950's and would have featured Creator/RichardEgan as Namor.
*** The second time was in the 1970's where a pilot for a Namor series was announced but cancelled due to the similarity to Series/ManFromAtlantis.
*** The second time was in the 1970's where a pilot for a Namor series was announced but cancelled due to the similarity to Series/ManFromAtlantis.
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*** The first time was in the 1950's and would have featured Creator/RichardEgan Richard Egan as Namor.
*** The second time was in the 1970's where a pilot for a Namor series was announced but cancelled due to the similarity toSeries/ManFromAtlantis.''Series/ManFromAtlantis''.
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*** The second time was in the 1970's where a pilot for a Namor series was announced but cancelled due to the similarity to
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: The reason why, according to [[WordOfGod Kevin Feige]], Namor [[ExiledFromContinuity wasn't featured in the MCU,]] is due to complications surrounding the character's film rights. This is because the character became heavily associated with the Fantastic Four over the years, meaning his rights could lie with Fox... and also because of Marvel's own push of Namor as a mutant, which ties in to the ''X-Men'' franchise, whose film rights also belonged to Fox. Once Disney acquired Fox, this became a non-issue.
** However, similarly to the Hulk, the distribution rights to a solo Namor movie are still owned by Universal. This probably means that while Namor can show up in the MCU in a major capacity, his name can't be featured in the title.
** However, similarly to the Hulk, the distribution rights to a solo Namor movie are still owned by Universal. This probably means that while Namor can show up in the MCU in a major capacity, his name can't be featured in the title.
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*** The second time was in the 1970's where a pilot for a Namor series was announced but cancelled due to the similarity to Series/ManFromAtlantis.
* ScrewedByTheLawyers: The reason why, according to [[WordOfGod Kevin Feige]], Namor [[ExiledFromContinuity wasn't featured in the MCU,]] is due to complications surrounding the character's film rights. This is because the character became heavily associated with the Fantastic Four over the years, meaning his rights could lie with Fox... and also because of Marvel's own push of Namor as a mutant, which ties in to the ''X-Men'' franchise, whose film rights also belonged to Fox. Once Disney acquired Fox, this became a non-issue.
** However, similarly to the Hulk, the distribution rights to a solo Namor movie are still owned by Universal. This probably means that while Namor can show up in the MCU in a major capacity, his name can't be featured in the title.
* ScrewedByTheLawyers: The reason why, according to [[WordOfGod Kevin Feige]], Namor [[ExiledFromContinuity wasn't featured in the MCU,]] is due to complications surrounding the character's film rights. This is because the character became heavily associated with the Fantastic Four over the years, meaning his rights could lie with Fox... and also because of Marvel's own push of Namor as a mutant, which ties in to the ''X-Men'' franchise, whose film rights also belonged to Fox. Once Disney acquired Fox, this became a non-issue.
** However, similarly to the Hulk, the distribution rights to a solo Namor movie are still owned by Universal. This probably means that while Namor can show up in the MCU in a major capacity, his name can't be featured in the title.
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*** The second time was in the 1970's where a pilot for a Namor series was announced but cancelled due to the similarity to Series/ManFromAtlantis.
* ScrewedByTheLawyers: The reason why, according to [[WordOfGod Kevin Feige]], Namor [[ExiledFromContinuity wasn't featured in the MCU,]] is due to complications surrounding the character's film rights. This is because the character became heavily associated with the Fantastic Four over the years, meaning his rights could lie with Fox... and also because of Marvel's own push of Namor as a mutant, which ties in to the ''X-Men'' franchise, whose film rights also belonged to Fox. Once Disney acquired Fox, this became a non-issue.
** However, similarly to the Hulk, the distribution rights to a solo Namor movie are still owned by Universal. This probably means that while Namor can show up in the MCU in a major capacity, his name can't be featured in the title.Series/ManFromAtlantis.
* ScrewedByTheLawyers: The reason why, according to [[WordOfGod Kevin Feige]], Namor [[ExiledFromContinuity wasn't featured in the MCU,]] is due to complications surrounding the character's film rights. This is because the character became heavily associated with the Fantastic Four over the years, meaning his rights could lie with Fox... and also because of Marvel's own push of Namor as a mutant, which ties in to the ''X-Men'' franchise, whose film rights also belonged to Fox. Once Disney acquired Fox, this became a non-issue.
** However, similarly to the Hulk, the distribution rights to a solo Namor movie are still owned by Universal. This probably means that while Namor can show up in the MCU in a major capacity, his name can't be featured in the title.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: The reason why, according to [[WordOfGod Kevin Feige]], Namor [[ExiledFromContinuity wasn'tfeatured in the MCU,]] is due to complications surrounding the character's film rights. This is because the character became heavily associated with the Fantastic Four over the years, meaning his rights could lie with Fox... and also because of Marvel's own push of Namor as a mutant, which ties in to the ''X-Men'' franchise, whose film rights also belonged to Fox. Once Disney acquired Fox, this became a non-issue.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: The reason why, according to [[WordOfGod Kevin Feige]], Namor [[ExiledFromContinuity wasn'tfeatured wasn't featured in the MCU,]] is due to complications surrounding the character's film rights. This is because the character became heavily associated with the Fantastic Four over the years, meaning his rights could lie with Fox... and also because of Marvel's own push of Namor as a mutant, which ties in to the ''X-Men'' franchise, whose film rights also belonged to Fox. Once Disney acquired Fox, this became a non-issue.non-issue.
** However, similarly to the Hulk, the distribution rights to a solo Namor movie are still owned by Universal. This probably means that while Namor can show up in the MCU in a major capacity, his name can't be featured in the title.
** However, similarly to the Hulk, the distribution rights to a solo Namor movie are still owned by Universal. This probably means that while Namor can show up in the MCU in a major capacity, his name can't be featured in the title.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: The reason why according to [[WordOfGod Kevin Feige]] Namor [[ExiledFromContinuity hasn't shown up yet in the MCU nor expected to anytime soon]] is due to complications surrounding the character's film rights.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: The reason why why, according to [[WordOfGod Kevin Feige]] Feige]], Namor [[ExiledFromContinuity hasn't shown up yet wasn'tfeatured in the MCU nor expected to anytime soon]] MCU,]] is due to complications surrounding the character's film rights.rights. This is because the character became heavily associated with the Fantastic Four over the years, meaning his rights could lie with Fox... and also because of Marvel's own push of Namor as a mutant, which ties in to the ''X-Men'' franchise, whose film rights also belonged to Fox. Once Disney acquired Fox, this became a non-issue.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Twice there were plans for a live action Namor television series
** The first time was in the 1950's and would have featured Creator/RichardEgan as Namor.
** The second time was in the 1970's where a pilot for a Namor series was announced but cancelled due to the similarity to Series/ManFromAtlantis.
** The first time was in the 1950's and would have featured Creator/RichardEgan as Namor.
** The second time was in the 1970's where a pilot for a Namor series was announced but cancelled due to the similarity to Series/ManFromAtlantis.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** Bill Everett originally intended for all of the Sub-Mariners to be green with only Namor being "flesh" coloured. Under Stan Lee this came to be except the Atlanteans, as they came to be called and have been ever since, are blue.
** Twice there were plans for a live action Namor television series
** *** The first time was in the 1950's and would have featured Creator/RichardEgan as Namor.
** *** The second time was in the 1970's where a pilot for a Namor series was announced but cancelled due to the similarity to Series/ManFromAtlantis.
** Bill Everett originally intended for all of the Sub-Mariners to be green with only Namor being "flesh" coloured. Under Stan Lee this came to be except the Atlanteans, as they came to be called and have been ever since, are blue.
** Twice there were plans for a live action Namor television series
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** The second time was in the 1970's where a pilot for a Namor series was announced but cancelled due to the similarity to Series/ManFromAtlantis.
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** The second time was in the 1970's where a pilot for a Namor series was announced but cancelled due to the similarity to Series/ManFromAtlantis.Series/ManFromAtlantis.
* ScrewedByTheLawyers: The reason why according to [[WordOfGod Kevin Feige]] Namor [[ExiledFromContinuity hasn't shown up yet in the MCU nor expected to anytime soon]] is due to complications surrounding the character's film rights.
* ScrewedByTheLawyers: The reason why according to [[WordOfGod Kevin Feige]] Namor [[ExiledFromContinuity hasn't shown up yet in the MCU nor expected to anytime soon]] is due to complications surrounding the character's film rights.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Twice there were plans for a live action Namor television series
** The first time was in the 1950's and would have featured Creator/RichardEgan as Namor.
** The second time was in the 1970's where a pilot for a Namor series was announced but cancelled due to the similarity to Series/ManFromAtlantis.
** The first time was in the 1950's and would have featured Creator/RichardEgan as Namor.
** The second time was in the 1970's where a pilot for a Namor series was announced but cancelled due to the similarity to Series/ManFromAtlantis.
