Marvel doesn’t know what’s wrong with itself - COMMENT: Studio boss Kevin Feige has acknowledged there’s an issue with Hollywood’s biggest film franchise. But the problems with the MCU run deeper than just ‘too much’ stuff,

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is entering a bold new era and it begins with the long-awaited arrival of the X-Men. Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige has officially confirmed that the team of mutants will be reintroduced with an all-new cast in a new X-Men film,

Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige has explained how Avengers: Secret Wars will change the Marvel Cinematic Universe going forward. The next few years will see another huge two-part team-up, with Doomsday and then Secret Wars. But what will come after that?

"Following 2027's Avengers: Secret Wars, several key characters in the MCU will be recast, including Tony Stark, Steve Rogers, and the full team of X-Men," reported EW, citing the Variety interview with Feige. And this decision, Feige notes, is a long-standing tradition in big blockbuster franchises.

Marvel Cinematic Universe's Vision Quest has wrapped filming, multiple sources confirm, with production completing on time in late July 2025.

After more than 17 years of releases, ranking all the MCU movies from worst to best gets harder every time Marvel Studios releases a new installment. Getting fans to sign a diplomatically approved ranking would be impossible, so we’ve gone ahead and just cooked our own, risking an online Infinity War that not even the Avengers could stop.

In the early phases of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel Studios laid out a plan and, for the most part, stuck to it. The recent years of the MCU have not gone that smoothly. Most fundamentally, they built the whole “Multiverse Saga” around the villain Kang,

At the peak of the superhero craze, the indie comic book label Valiant tried to launch a cinematic universe, but it failed miserably.