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Avengers: Endgame effectively changed the game in the MCU upon its arrival in April 2019, setting the stage for a new world in Phase 4 and beyond. One of the franchises that was hit the hardest in this regard was the Black Panther story, which now has the responsibility of ending Phase 4 in November with Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.
Black Adam will not only introduce a plethora of new characters into the DCEU, but Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson also promised that the hierarchy of the DC Universe will change after the movie. The “hierarchy of the DC Universe” line has been the movie’s go-to statement in its marketing, and the trailers already proved that this is more than just a promotional line due to Black Adam’s dominance over the Justice Society of America.
Star Wars’ video game future feels like a bright one (at least in concept). No longer does EA have a stranglehold on the IP in the virtual space, allowing for any studio or developer to pitch their dream Star Wars games to Lucasfilm. While no fruits of this labor have been released as of yet, the list of upcoming Star Wars titles has continued to balloon.
Although Marvel Studios unveiled a boatload of information about the Multiverse Saga at San Diego Comic-Con 2022, one major character that didn’t get any shine was Ryan Reynolds’ Deadpool. Of course, fans are well aware that Deadpool 3 is in the early stages of development at Marvel Studios, but details largely remain under wraps for the foreseeable future.
MCU audiences have known Bruce Banner, aka the Hulk, since 2008. In just a few weeks’ time, another gamma-fueled hero will be stepping into the ring thanks to a new Disney+ show: Jennifer Walters. The Tatiana Maslany-led She-Hulk: Attorney At Law will see the introduction of another green hero, who also happens to practice law as her day job.
Marvel Studios brought the house down at Hall H at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con when president Kevin Feige announced that the next two Avengers movies will cap off Phase 6 and the Multiverse Saga. These two films are titled Avengers: The Kang Dynasty and Avengers: Secret Wars. Based on the title, one of them will at least thoroughly explore the backstory of Jonathan Majors’
Deadpool 3 may not have been a part of Marvel Studios’ massive San Diego Comic-Con announcements, but Avengers fans have the Merc with a Mouth high on their lists of anticipated arrivals.
Following Disney’s purchase of 20th Century Fox, Ryan Reynolds’ Wade Wilson became the first mutant character to be confirmed for an MCU outing,
Marvel’s Black Panther is once again in the spotlight, largely thanks to Black Panther: Wakanda Forever being highlighted during Marvel Studios’ San Diego Comic-Con presentation ahead of its November release. While it’s been over three years since the Wakandan king was last seen on the big screen in Avengers: Endgame, the Black Panther has made his presence felt in other media too.
Even amongst a jam-packed slate of announcements from Marvel Studios at San Diego Comic-Con, the MCU’s last movie of the year, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, had its moment to shine bright. Now standing as the final entry in Phase 4, the Black Panther sequel has a great deal of responsibility on its broad shoulders.
This movie had a thrilling presentation in Hall H,
Marvel fans across the globe are still reeling from the high of the 2022 Marvel Studios San Diego Comic-Con panel. The event revealed to the world the MCU’s plans for the next four years, including the full Phase 5 slate, and the next two Avengers movie titles, Avengers: The Kang Dynasty and Avengers: Secret Wars.
Kang’s deep involvement in the next era of Marvel Studios storytelling has been obvious since he was introduced back in Season 1 of Loki,