Doomsday is limited, but fans are hyped about seeing various superhero teams crossover and interact. The Thunderbolts* ending revealed that the titular team was actually the New Avengers, and will be returning to the big screen in the upcoming superhero movie next year.

Secret Wars now wandering the bumpy roads, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has lit up, thanks to a new rumor that teases a comic character’s comeback 13 years since its big screen appearance. While every Marvel project comes with a clarion call for the Earth’s mightiest,

Warning: this article contains spoilers for the most recent MCU projects, including Captain America: Brave New World, Daredevil: Born Again, and Thunderbolts/The New Avengers. With the release of Thunderbolts - or should we say,

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been left reeling after Disney announced a significant delay to the release of two highly anticipated Avengers films.

While James McAvoy isn't listed on the cast of Avengers: Doomsday, his predecessor (and co-star) Patrick Stewart will once again be playing Professor X. This is a huge moment for fans who spent years watching the Marvel movies in order and hoping to see the X-Men and Avengers finally have a crossover.

Looking back at the moment with Vanity Fair, Johansson gives most of the credit to her stunt double, Heidi Moneymaker. The actress says that due to the constraints of the scene, being tied to a chair, she was simply unable to do most of what was required. She explained…

James Coulter Once upon a time, I loved the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Back then, it was a fresh prospect to have a shared cinematic universe where characters from different movies interact with each other and come together in big epic crossovers.

Michael Douglas has revealed he’s unlikely to return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).The 80-year-old star played Hank Pym in four MCU movies beginning with Ant-Man in 2015. He returned in 2018’s Ant-Man and the Wasp,