Finals posters exclude a major theory of supporters

We have less than a month to know how Avengers: Endgame will bring back all of our dead superheroes.

Will it be a trip back in time? Will it be the quantum realm? Are they really all in the stone of soul? Nobody really knows, but we now know that a major theory about the war against the infinite has been ruled out.

And it's only because of a poster with Happy Hogan.

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To mark a month before its release, Marvel published this week a series of 32 character posters (!), Each centered on a different hero and bearing the slogan "Avenge the Fallen". "

Half of them were in color and the other in black and white to remind us, if we needed to remember, that many characters are currently piles of dust in the MCU In addition to confirming that Shuri was dead and Valkyrie was returning, they had additional information for the fans

When the trailer for Spider-Man: Far from Home came out, it was suggested Rather than prove that Tom Holland's Spider-Man would return in Endgame it was in fact proven that all fallen heroes had been taken to an alternate universe as a result of Snap.

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Indeed, many people appearing in the trailer Far from Home among whom Nick Fury, Spidey and Maria Hill, have been sprinkled during the war of Infini

Happy Hogan's poster Endgame being in color, this confirms that Tony Stark's closest friend survived the capture. So how can it be in Far From Home if it happens in an alternate universe of "victims" Snap?

It was still a rather unlikely theory, essentially because it would mean that the Avengers were losing again in Endgame as they would not have found their allies. It would be a sad way to round the series of 22 movies now known as The Infinity Saga.

Moreover, it would have been a little harder for all of Peter Parker's friends, including MJ and Ned, to have fallen victim to Snap.

But it is never useless to dismiss a theory when there are so many circulating, especially because it also means that Peter Parker has definitely returned to life.

"I do not want to leave …" will soon be a thing of the past.

Avengers: Endgame was released in the United Kingdom in cinemas on April 25 and American cinemas on April 26.