Jonathan Majors Opens Up About Fumbling The Marvel Bag, Talks New Superhero Project

Jonathan Majors finally opened up about fumbling the Marvel bag and more in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, but newly surfaced audio has social media canceling him all over again.








Majors' Kang The Conqueror was supposed to be a Thanos-level threat of the MCU's Multiverse Saga, with different variations of Kang making life miserable for whoever is on The Avengers team and other Marvel superheroes for years to come.




Unfortunately, Majors was swiftly given the boot after he was convicted of misdemeanor third-degree assault and second-degree harassment of his ex-girlfriend, Grace Jabbari.




So, the last time we saw Kang the Conqueror was in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumanium, where Scott Lang and a gang of giant technologically advanced ants thwarted the multidimensional hopping villain.




He also revealed that he is working on a new superhero project.




Per THR:

On finding out he was fired, Majors recalled, "He goes, 'I'm just gonna tell you now. That way you're not surprised, and you can start processing it. They fired you. Marvel fired you.'"




As for his possible new superhero project, he said: "No relation to the big guys, DC or Marvel, but a pretty wicked story. I'm glad to be reading. Sometimes it feels like it's not going to happen [about his career resurgence]. And sometimes it feels like we start next week."

Jonathan Majors Claims Therapy & Domestic Violence Program Helped Him

Majors managed to avoid jail time but was ordered to complete 52 weeks of a domestic violence intervention program in addition to probation. Still, his once extremely promising Hollywood career suffered as studios began dropping him and his projects in the wake of his conviction.




The actor revealed as a result of therapy and a domestic violence program he had to attend as a result of his conviction, he was able to unpack some childhood trauma.




Majors claimed he experienced "sexual abuse from both men and women from the time I was 9," adding he told his mother, and she apologized for not being able to protect him.

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It looks like the Jonathan Majors redemption tour has hit a significant snag, thanks to that new audio. Do you think Michael B. Jordan regrets saying he's "proud" of his Creed III co-star's "resilience" and adds that he would love to work with him again?








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