Everything ends though, with even the mighty Marvel cinematic universe now facing a conclusion to a saga that is made up of almost two dozen movies. Speaking to the Toronto Sun, Marvel Studios big boss Kevin Feige explained how Avenger 4 would mark the end of an era while the sequel to Spider-Man: Homecoming would signal a fresh start for the MCU.

Say goodbye to edges, and hello to something rounder as Stark dons the Mark 48 suit for the fight against Thanos. Rounder! Shinier! This is one mean-looking suit of highly advanced personal defense.

The upcoming Avengers: Infinity War was officially the last film on Chris Evans' contract to play Captain America. However, the actor will be returning for one more Marvel film, but could that be his last hurrah?

Avengers: Infinity War is stuffed to the gills with comic book heroes! With that much spandex around, who will be taking the lead? Not the Guardians of the Galaxy, according to Star-Lord himself.

Marvel's grand plan for a shared cinematic universe is now nearing a record tenth year of movies, sequels and ambition. All of that comes to a head in what the company calls Phase 3 of these films, the culmination of which is Avengers: Infinity War. So what does the future hold for Marvel once the dust has settled? A very different new universe for its heroes.

Thanos is coming, and he really really wants to get his massive purple hands on those Infinity MacGuffins which have been present in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. So what’s a would be universal tyrant to do when the Avengers stand in your way? Hire some help of course to help take them down in Avengers: Infinity War.

While Marvel might be wrapping up an era with their upcoming Avengers movies, the Guardians of the Galaxy are sticking around for at least one more movie.

Once the dust has settled from Avengers: Infinity War and its sequel, it sounds like Chris Evans is ready to finally yield to the shield as the first Avenger, Captain America.