Production is well underway on the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, and director Peyton Reed has even more time to hammer the threequel into shape after it was delayed from February 2023 to July as part of the latest Phase Four reshuffle.
In terms of specifics, we don’t know a lot about the plot other than the fact Jonathan Majors will follow up his debut as He Who Remains in Loki by making his first appearance as variant Kang the Conqueror, which spells bad news for the entire Ant-Man family.
However, a new behind the scenes image has been revealed that showcases an updated logo for the movie, and as you can see below, it looks as though it was designed by whoever comes up with the indecipherable graphics favored by death metal bands.
If you didn’t know that said Quantumania, then there’s no chance you’d be able to figure that out. Or does it even say Quantumania at all? For marketing purposes, it probably isn’t going to be emblazoned all over the trailers and posters, but it’s definitely interesting enough to get fans talking as to why such a unique and peculiar font has been chosen to reflect the third Ant-Man adventure.
Published: Oct 25, 2021 04:26 am