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MANILA, Philippines – Comic book legend Stan Lee tweeted on Sunday, May 27, about a “crossover” of two worlds that have dominated pop culture: Marvel and Harry Potter.
“Hey @jk_rowling if you ever want me to send Doctor Strange & The X-Men to Hogwarts to teach a few classes, just let me know. I think they could also hold down the fort against Voldemort,” said Stan in a tweet, tagging Harry Potter author JK Rowling.
Hey @jk_rowling if you ever want me to send Doctor Strange & The X-Men to Hogwarts to teach a few classes, just let me know. I think they could also hold down the fort against Voldemort.
— stan lee (@TheRealStanLee) May 27, 2018
But more hilarious than the idea of Doctor Strange working alongside Severus Snape (or Minerva McGonagall, for that matter) were the responses of fans on Twitter.
This one poked fun at the meme that emerged thanks to the latest Avengers movie, Infinity War:
Kevin Feige: "Infinity War is the most ambitious crossover in history."
— McKoo (@TheRealMcKoo) May 27, 2018
Stan Lee: "Hold my beer."
But of course, someone had to one-up it:
"hold my butter beer"
— Siddharth Kotecha (@sidunderscore10) May 27, 2018
The Marvel universe – which includes both the comic books and the cinematic versions – encompasses a truck load of superheroes and supervillains. Infinity War showcased a dizzying amount of Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) stars working together to defeat the biggest threat against the entire universe yet, Thanos. It’s produced by Marvel Studios, a subsidiary of Walt Disney Studios.
The X-Men, meanwhile, are not part of the MCU, since 20th Century Fox has movie rights to the characters (though there have long been talks of a Fox-Disney deal).
Doctor Strange and the X-Men would make a perfect addition to the Harry Potter universe, in theory. The fictional story, after all, takes place mostly in Hogwarts, a wizarding school; Doctor Strange is a sorcerer, while the X-Men have more than enough experience in honing young, brooding, but promising talent.
So far, however, JK hasn’t responded to Stan’s tweet just yet. Maybe she’s still figuring out the best spell to make it happen?
Meanwhile, here are a few more hilarious reactions to tide us over this fantasy:
Is the time stone in the time turner?
— Jay Stillman (@JayLovesSports) May 27, 2018
There will be no foolish mutants or silly infinity stones in this class… pic.twitter.com/iHY7w4qx1O
— Pablo Díaz Mora (@Padimo02) May 27, 2018
VOLDEMORT I’VE COME TO BARGAIN
— dhana aprianang (@aprianang) May 27, 2018
– Bea Cupin/Rappler.com
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