The franchise includes comic books, short films, and television series.The first movie shown in the MCU was Iron Man in 2008, which began the first phase of films culminating in the crossover film Marvel’s The Avengers in 2012.
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Every year, San Diego’s Comic-Con International provides a veritable cornucopia of entertainment news but, these days, numerous major announcements at the show are revealed via rumors and leaks before the event even takes place.
Fans cheered as they were shown the final Suicide Squad trailer ahead of its August 5 release, which focused on the bubblegum-popping Quinn.
He likes to write a lot, as you can see. Perhaps the story will pick up with odd hiking through the Himalayas in search of the mystical remedies (and The Ancient One, played by Tilda Swinton) that he hopes will heal his hands, which are no longer capable of performing surgical procedures after he suffered through an auto accident.
It’s a poignant comment to make at Comic-Con but an important one overall to put out there for both Hollywood and fans who either don’t get the issue or still aren’t listening and understanding how important representation is in media.
They kicked things off with “Black Panther”, which doesn’t start shooting until January for a release in 2018.
Marvel Studios unveiled initial footage showing star Tom Holland as Peter Parker in the latest big-screen reboot of the web-slinger.
The trailer hinted at a distinctly military flavor to Jordan Vogt-Roberts’s take on Kong, offering a split-second first look at the giant ape after two minutes of helicopters and explosions.
It was announced that a new attraction based on Guardians Of The Galaxy will open at Disneyland in California in the summer of 2017.
“I am literally vibrating inside”, Boseman said as he took to the stage for his first Comic-Con.
Audiences saw a hilarious documentary-style “Thor” spoof from “Thor: Ragnarok” director Taika Waititi imagining what Thor (Chris Hemsworth) was up to while his buddies were off battling each other in “Captain America: Civil War“.
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Brie Larson got a standing ovation as she was confirmed to play the title role in 2019’s Captain Marvel, which tells the story of Carol Danvers, an air force pilot whose DNA is fused with that of an alien, giving her super strength and the ability to fly.
