The most popular run, again, I'm telling you guys the things you know, was probably the Neil Gaiman run, right? And I think that's the expectation of this movie," Moore explained.
"Eternals, as you guys probably know, is created by Jack Kirby, 1976. During a visit to the Eternals set early last year, heard from producer Nate Moore about the film's comic influences, and he said that there is actually more taken from the Kirby run than fans may expect. As it turns out, that's not entirely true. As for specifics, we really don't have any just yet since the leaked set photos haven't really told us much about the movie.Given that the Gaiman run is more well-known amongst most comic readers, and that it's an updated take on the characters, many have assumed that Zhao's Marvel film will follow that storyline. This would certainly make for an interesting storyline that director Chloe Zao and Marvel Studios are working towards being something original. We could see some characters go on a journey to assemble the rest of the crew to prepare for battle. Thanks to the official synopsis for Eternals, we know that the heroes have been living on Earth for more than 7,000 years. Due to this disturbance, certain members of our heroes unite in order to alert others with wiped memories to remember the past and take on a new threat. However, that all changes when the Deviants wake up the Dreaming Celestial.
The story is more cohesive than anything that came before and it also finds the heroes on Earth, unaware of their superhero powers. We also know that the movie will be the most sci-fi out of the whole MCU, so Neil Gaiman and John Romita Jr.'s Eternals story from 2006 seems like an obvious jumping off point.
With that being said, there isn't a whole lot of information about their upcoming Eternals movie, aside from the fact that it stars Richard Madden, Angelina Jolie, Kit Harington, Don Lee, Gemma Chan, and Kumail Nanjiani
While stories are based on certain comic book runs, they're usually a combination of stories to make for better storytelling on the screen, while making sure that comic book fans don't know exactly what's going to happen. Marvel Studios has been great with their big screen adaptations from the source material. In addition to getting some non-comic reading MCU fans up to speed about the mysterious characters, the special edition could very well tie into the movie's plot, though it won't be giving too much away. The Marvel Cinematic Universe journey hits theaters at the end of the year. Marvel Comics is pushing the release forward of the stories by Gaiman and Romita for a July release. A rushed hardcover edition of Neil Gaiman and John Romita Jr.'s Eternals may hint at the upcoming movie's storyline.
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