The MCU Leader's Design Suggests Marvel Learned The Wrong Lesson From MODOK The decision to make The Leader's MCU design more realistic - and avoid the potential for an uncanny valley appearance ...

The final trailer for Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania unveils Modok's first look before its February 17 release, but the Modok design has left Marvel Cinematic Universe fans divided. In the comics, ...

4 MODOK (Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania) Marvel’s retcon of MODOK The uncanny valley-esque CGI and grotesque design MODOK harbored in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania left many astonished from the ...

MODOK is a character virtually impossible to adapt to live-action, with his bizarre look crafted specifically for the land of comic books. The comes along Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, which ...

Why MODOK is Comic-Accurate For starters, Quantumania deserves credit for delivering a surprisingly faithful recreation of MODOK’s comic design in live action.

The MCU MODOK turned out to be Darren Cross, the former industrialist, and developer of the Yellowjacket armor, who Scott Lang/Ant-Man battled at the end of the first film.

This look differs quite a bit from the final design used in the movie, opting for a fuller suit that seems to fully encapsulate MODOK’s head and body. The villain’s face seems to be in a tank of ...

When the Sonic the Hedgehog design was criticised by fans, the team behind the video game movie made changes. But for the divisive new MCU character MODOK, the Marvel movie team are doubling down – ...

In finding the design, Chisholm explains, “We did a lot of studies of putting M.O.D.O.K. next to characters just to see them conversationally, but we realized his eyes were 28 inches apart.

Audiences and fans complained about the characters, set pieces, and locations looking very rubbery and fake. Also not helping was the poorly implemented design of one of the film's villains, MODOK.

The Internet, as it’s known to do, has debated the unusual appearance of MODOK to no end, and even Stoll himself had a twofold reaction to his character’s design at first.