This Sunday, March 1, the special chapter Bart the Bad Guy opens in the United States with the voices of the Russo brothers, Kevin Feige and Cobie Smulders
The Simpsons, the famous Fox animated series, returns to its successful crossovers with other popular culture franchises in its next episode Bart the Bad Guy, a chapter scheduled for this Sunday March 1 inspired by Avengers Infinity War, one of the films most successful Marvel Studios. And to celebrate this event, those responsible have shared the promotional poster in the purest style of the film by the Russo brothers.
With special UCM guests
Thus, Bart the Bad Guy will borrow several concepts from the plot of Avengers Infinity War with his own interpretation of his protagonists, from a very particular Thanos to several of the film's superheroes; In addition, the chapter will feature several luxury guests such as the Russo brothers (directors of Avengers Infinity War), Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige or actress Cobie Smulders, Maria Hill at UCM, to lend their voices to different characters
So much so, that Joe and Anthony Russo will interpret themselves as producers of a film of the genre, while Kevin Feige will lend his voice to Chinnos, the villain of the Thanos-inspired chapter. For his part, Cobie Smulders will play Hydrangea, another of the curious characters of the episode that could well go through the female version of Groot of the Guardians of the Galaxy.
The synopsis of the chapter is as happening as the character of the series itself; so much so, that Bart takes advantage of a misunderstanding to impersonate a child with a serious terminal illness, all to access a private breakthrough to see one of the most anticipated superhero movies of all time: Vindicator.
After achieving this, Bart begins to abuse the great power he acquires after knowing the outcome of the film, blackmailing its leaders with all kinds of whims, all so that it does not ruin the premiere of the film with its possible spoilers.
The Simpsons are already part of the Disney conglomerate after the acquisition of Fox by that company; recently, Bob Iger, until now Disney CEO, was leaving his post as head of responsibility. His place will be taken by Bob Chapek, until now responsible for the Disney park division.
