As the head of Marvel Studios, Kevin Feige is the man widely credited with changing the face of Hollywood with the studio's shared cinematic universe. An opportunity he really only got because he wanted X-Men actor Hugh Jackman's hair to be silly.

Thor: Ragnarok had many surprises, but its biggest is arguably also its most hilarious. Now Marvel boss Kevin Feige spills the beans on how those brilliant cameo moments came about.

It's not exactly breaking news, but Marvel's lack of willingness to commit to anything further with regards to their plans beyond phase 3 points towards some different ideas for the future of their franchise.

Thanks to some weird cinematic rights red tape, the chances of getting a stand-alone Hulk film again are very slim. Don't worry though, as Marvel is seemingly planning to go one better and give us an informal Hulk trilogy of sorts!

We're a week away from San Diego Comic-Con 2017, and in anticipation of the world famous annual geekstravaganza, Marvel are stepping up the marketing for their next big release: Black Panther.

Despite some suspecting its trailers to give away too much, Spider-Man: Homecoming actually had some neat surprises. One of those surprises is not what you think it is though.

It's been reported that the sequel to Spider-Man: Homecoming will see Spidey team up with another Marvel hero, and director Jon Watts likes the idea of a tag-team with vampire hunter Blade against Morbius the Living Vampire,

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.