Future Foundation

How all of our entities here, uh, in Dubai, uh, sort of are involved, uh, interact when it comes to media.

Uh, so that's everyone from our Department of Economy and Tourism to our, our Department of Culture, uh, to the Future Foundation, sort of every element of government that has a, a role to play, Dubai Chamber, et cetera, in the media sector.

And making sure that we are, A, have the best policies in place, uh, for each of those entities, that there's no replication of effort, there's no conflict, and that essentially, you know, if we're talking about strategy and direction and vision for Dubai, it's a unified one that everyone is part of and everyone's doing their part.

I mean, has this been all especially challenging given the obvious, uh, over the last seven or eight months or so? Because obviously you have a story which not just local media, but the world's media wants to report, uh, and it's not always possible to do that from here in the way that it might be in many other cities.

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Johnny Storm permanently dies, setting up the next Spider-Man film to be heavily tied to the Future Foundation.

I don't think that's gonna happen, but that could, that might not be bad.

I mean, I, I would wanna, I wanna see the Fantastic Four be the Fantastic Four with those original four a little bit longer.

Jeff, can you please give me a two cents replay of last episode?

Valeria has gathered some of the Future Foundation kids together to tell them that it's time for them to put all the projects that they've been working on separately together to form a very important and secret ship.

What makes it so important is the fact that it is more of a life raft than a ship and is going to hold all of the hand-picked scientists that are going to restart civilization and because the universe is going to end in four days when an alternate universe slams into it, destroying everything in its wake.

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That's great and all, but what about Alex? Well, spoiler.

Alex joins Franklin, Reed, and Sue in the Future Foundation on a quest after Secret Wars story concludes.

So Alex is gone, absent, not here.

They're kind of reminiscent of the Doctor Doom chases.

from Future Foundation in that you start the game with one and then you have others on the sideline and then you can swap them in and replace the character so you have the Thunderbolt leader of your choice.

Tony Stark is a standout here because amongst... handful of different things uh well i guess the three he has three things that are quite interesting first of all besides the swap thing he has power choose a friendly character with the thunderbolts keyword deal one pen damage to each imposing character adjacent to that chosen character that could be a lot of damage i'm i'm already trying to figure out how to turn venom galactus into a thunderbolt but i haven't figured it out yet I also think...

Oh, sorry, go on.

Yeah.

This figure had the, was it Future Foundation legacy card? for her original, like a hundred and something points.

And then they have this one.

Yeah.

Spider-Man's been a part of the Fantastic Four.

Are we getting Future Foundation? No, I'm just going to start talking Marvel crap.

Anyway, agree or disagree, Willow will walk out with the world title.

I do not think she will be.

Okay, let's get into it.

Val is presenting to the Future Foundation a countdown clock showing almost 96 hours of time before the world ends.

That's

like milliseconds on the doomsday clock.

So we have four fantastic days till world's end and a room full of smarty pants.

What's the plan?

The plan is to finish up the work that the Future Foundation has been doing.

You see, Reed, the Black Panther, and a mess of other so-called brainy types have been noodling on these problems.

Not to keep harping on this, but to get back to the comics themselves, it is baked into the premise there that pretty much everybody dies, and then Doom brings back pretty much everybody on Battleworld.

And then after Secret Wars and Battleworld... is ultimately destroyed-ish and Doom stopped, Reed Richards and the Future Foundation bring back the entire multiverse.

So I hear you.

I think dead should mean dead, otherwise it doesn't really mean anything.