The Mental Organism Designed Only for Killing took over the mad scientist organization that created him. MODOK first appeared in 1967’s Tales of Suspense #94, created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. In Quantumania, he appears to be played by Corey Stoll, who portrayed the villainous Yellowjacket in 2015’s Ant-Man, where he was ultimately dispatched by being forced to shrink uncontrollably - and presumably into the Quantum Realm. While D23 audiences saw him back in September, this is the first time the rest of us have gotten a look at MODOK, evil genius, grotesque laboratory experiment, and among the best beloved Marvel supervillains (for being so awful). Of course, the only problem with this universe is that Kang the Conqueror appears to control it. The Quantum Realm gets a little bigger in every Ant-Man movie, going from a kind of scary purgatory in the first, to an inhabitable land in the second, and finally a full-blown universe full of high-tech cities in the third. The Quantum Realm is a long way from home Image: Marvel Studios But considering he’s bringing his whole family to the Quantum Realm, it’s also possible that something happens in the movie that could cause Scott to be willing to turn back time no matter what the cost.
Scott wants to turn back time - but why? Image: Marvel StudiosĪfter spending five Blipped years away, a pivotal chunk of his teenage daughter’s life, it’s no surprise that Scott Lang is willing to trust someone as obviously evil as Kang to get more time. It’s not an Ant-Man trailer like any we’ve seen before, being short on jokes and long on angst, but let’s dig into those details before Paul Rudd and Evangeline Lilly return for the third and presumably final Ant-Man movie in February. A new trailer for Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania gives Marvel fans a big little look at the next installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which is only about a month away.
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