Avengers: Endgame is, without a doubt, the most difficult review I've ever had to write

Marvel may have regained the film rights to the X-Men thanks to the Disney/Fox merger, but the mutants will reportedly not be seen in the MCU for at least 5 years. And I'm all in favour of that approach!

The Disney/Fox merger deal may now be done, but according to Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige, the MCU is sticking to its 5-year post-Endgame plan and that does not include the X-Men.

Captain Marvel is significant as the first movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe to feature a woman lead character. The question then is whether the movie lives up to its potential and has real emotional punch as a reflection of female experience?

Fans concerned about what might happen to Deadpool once he becomes part of Disney's family friendly brand shouldn't worry. Disney still wants to keep making money off the character.

Disney, Vodacom and Supersport are combining forces for a titanic team-up in 2019, to create an all-conquering, planet-shifting, villain-busting superpowered Vodacom Super Rugby competition, as each team in the Super Rugby series will be assigned a Marvel Super Hero as their look for the home derbies next season.

Poster purveyor Mondo tapped into this market several years ago, resulting in a new appreciation for movie posters that were redesigned by some of the hottest artists around. While their brand has been associated with everything from Batman to Friday the 13th, Mondo is stepping up the fine art that they’ve been producing with a brand new exhibition themed around the last decade of Marvel Cinematic Universe movies.

After several disastrous big screen attempts to translate that bond to the big screen, a push of the reset key is needed. So who would you cast in the roles of Mister Fantastic, the Invisible Woman, the Human Torch and The Thing? Which actors could give the Fantastic Four some overdue justice and see some clobberin’ time carried out at the box office? We have a few ideas…