With Thanos out of the MCU picture, who’s the next big bad that can help define the future of this cinematic universe? I’ve got a few ideas.

Kevin Feige expects the Disney+ Marvel series to affect their characters in shocking and unexpected ways. So the next time you see those heroes on the big screen they could be quite different from what you remember… if you didn’t sign up for Disney+ that is.

Avengers: Endgame. It's right there in the name. This was the end of the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe's 10-year long story up until that point. It certainly was for the individual storylines of several of our favourite Marvel superheroes. And yet, it isn't. Not really.

The Black Widow solo film is finally happening, but the long-awaited solo superhero film is completely shrouded in mystery. However, some pics from the film's set may reveal our first big clue as to what it will be about.

Throw in some character design that just looks odd, a focus on the most bankable characters of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and voice acting that sounds like a case of going through the motions, and it’s unclear what kind of game Marvel’s Avengers wants to be. Fortunately, there’s still plenty of time to make some changes.

The previous two Deadpool films have been master classes in creative cursing, while also containing some of the gnarliest violence around. How do you take a character like that, and slap him with a more demographically friendly age rating that allows for younger fans to appreciate his unique slice of entertainment? Disney has a few ideas.

The amazing chemistry between Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan won't be the only aspects from Captain America: Civil War that will be making a return in the upcoming Falcon & Winter Soldier TV series.

Following on the from the earlier rumours about the future of the MCU, some additional reports claim some exciting changes for the upcoming Doctor Strange and Guardians of the Galaxy sequels.