Debunked: The 'Leaked' Nightcrawler Design for Avengers: Doomsday Was Just Fan Art

The anticipation for Avengers: Doomsday has been high, especially with the return of the X-Men. Fans were recently teased with what appeared to be a leaked image of Nightcrawler's new design, shared by Alan Cumming himself. However, it turns out this image was just fan art, debunked by a keen-eyed observer on Twitter.

The artwork in question was actually an edit made by a fan and shared online last year. This revelation came as a surprise to many, especially since Cumming had previously shared insights into the evolution of Nightcrawler's look, mentioning significant improvements in the makeup process.

Cumming isn't the only X-Men actor making a comeback. The movie will also feature Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellan, Kelsey Grammer, Rebecca Romijn, and James Marsden, as part of a massive casting announcement. Romijn hinted at the secrecy surrounding the project, noting that even the actors aren't always in the loop about their scenes due to ongoing script revisions.

Kevin Feige, Marvel's boss, echoed this sentiment, highlighting the dynamic nature of the film's production. With the script still being fine-tuned, the team is constantly adding new elements, making the process as exciting for the creators as it is for the fans.

Avengers: Doomsday is set to release next December, and while the wait continues, fans can explore the plethora of upcoming Marvel movies and shows to keep the excitement alive.