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Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is imminent. The highly-anticipated Marvel Studios movie hits theaters in early November.
The film sees the nation of Wakanda in a transitional period after the untimely loss of their king and protector, Chadwick Boseman’s T’Challa, who is said to have died a year before the events of the film’s plot.
Fans have been eagerly awaiting news on the MCU’s Fantastic Four casting, especially following the recent news of WandaVision’s Matt Shakman coming onboard to direct. Many thought the announcement would come at San Diego Comic-Con and then D23 Expo, but months later, the silence continues.
The Office star John Krasinski had long been the favorite to tackle the MCU’s Reed Richards,
In Spring 2022, Oscar Isaac made his long-awaited MCU debut as Marc Spector, Steven Grant, and Jake Lockley in the mind-bending and mystical Moon Knight on Disney+. But while his fellow Disney+ leading actors already have their paths set or are rumored for future MCU outings, there have been no signs pointing to where Isaac’s hero could return for more action in the Multiverse Saga or later.
One year ago, MCU fans were treated to a surprise cameo by one of Marvel’s more unique cosmic characters, Starfox (AKA Eros), in Marvel Studios’ Eternals. Even more of a shock to fans was that Thanos’ brother was played by ex-One Direction singer, Harry Styles.
Fans probably have plenty of questions about Starfox after watching his quick appearance in the Eternals’
Marvel Studios’ She-Hulk: Attorney at Law just completed its first full season on Disney+, allowing Jennifer Walters to get her full introduction into the MCU in her full glory. This came with one of the most unique twist endings in Marvel Cinematic Universe history, largely due to Jen’s unusual ability to break the fourth wall – something she did regularly in the comics and in her first run from Phase 4.
Over recent years, superhero fans have begun craving more mature projects, as has been showcased by the likes of Daredevil and Titans. The coveted R-rating has only been slapped on select a few comicbook projects – including The Suicide Squad and Deadpool – but the MCU has long avoided entering that area… until now.
As part of Marvel Studios’
HBO Max’s ever-expanding Titans series will soon be back to dive even further into the comic book lore, and DC has already revealed some big plans for Season 4. Among the new additions to the cast comes a slew of new villains with Lex Luthor, Brother Blood, Jinx, and Mother Mayhem.
The arrival of Titus Welliver’s Lex Luthor brings a long-awaited addition to the cast,
Earlier this year Marvel fans finally got a glimpse into the thrilling world of Moon Knight. The series brought comic-favorite Marc Spector (along with a number of his other personalities) to live-action for the first time, with Hollywood superstar Oscar Isaac set in the titular role.
What initially looked like a single-season event series has seemingly become something else entirely.
Marvel Studios is only weeks away from its final movie in Phase 4 of the MCU, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, which will take fans back to the hidden African nation of Wakanda. Part of this story will also bring a new villain/anti-hero into the mix with the fan-favorite Marvel Comics character: Namor the Sub-Mariner.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever will soon close out Phase 4 and the MCU’s 2022 theatrical slate as a new Wakandan steps into the heroic mantle after the death of Chadwick Boseman’s T’Challa. Whoever follows in his footsteps will have a tough task of both living up to his legacy and fighting off Tenoch Huerta’s Namor as his kingdom of Talocan goes to war with Wakanda.