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Kevin Feige hinted that there would be some changes to the structure of their release calendar earlier this year during an interview with Entertainment Weekly. Feige began, "I do think one of the powerful aspects of being at So Deadpool 3 in May (BIG DEAL) Cap 4 in July Thunderbolts December 2025 Feb Blade May F4 (lets be real give them the big May Date) (Potential Shang chi 2) (Spiderman 4) 2026 Feb ( Dr strange 3) May Avengers Kang Dyansty 2027 May Avengers Secret Wars— (Greatphase) (@GGeneralHolt8) He continued, "But we want Marvel Studios and the MCU projects to really stand out and stand above. So, people will see that as we get further into Phase 5 and 6. The pace at which we're putting out the Disney+ shows will change so they can each get a chance to shine." Do you think the delays are good? Let us know down in the comments!

No matter how popular Avengers: Infinity War, giving the previous decade of movies renewed focus and purpose. Although we know that Jonathan Majors’s Loki, the chatty He Who Remains, who warned about an evil counterpart on his way. And we know that Kang will arrive in full in next year’s Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. But it doesn’t look like he’ll take his place as a major MCU villain until Avengers: The Kang Dynasty, the first of two Avengers movies announced for 2025. Who Is Kang the Conqueror? Hold on, because Kang is the most comic-book-y comic book character you’ve ever encountered. Introduced in 1964’s Avengers #8 by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, Kang the Conqueror is a time-traveling villain from the 31 st century, who often clashes with the Avengers and the Fantastic Four. His early clashes with the Avengers were standard supervillain stuff, holding the team for ransom or sending them to various points in time. Equally important, he’s very good at looking evil while lounging on a futon or a divan. Over the years, Kang’s escapades through time grew increasingly tangled, to the point that he has many variants running around. In addition to Kang Prime, the most notable are Egyptian Pharaoh Rama-Tut, Immortus the Lord of Limbo, and Iron Lad, a teenage Kang who designed Iron Man armor and formed Among the many plots that Kang has launched against the Marvel Heroes, one of the more notable occurred in the pages of Avengers #41-55 (2001 – 2002). Written by Kurt Busiek and...

Kang looks set to be the ultimate villain in Avengers: The Kang Dynasty Avengers: The Kang Dynasty isn't hitting theaters for a few more years, but anticipation for Avengers 5 is already sky-high. The film, which will be quickly followed by Below, we've rounded up all the information there is out there about the film, and we've even dived into the source material for the clues that can be gleaned from the comics. For all things Avengers: The Kang Dynasty, look no further than our ultimate guide. Loki Season 1 image Marvel boss Kevin Feige confirmed the Avengers: The Kang Dynasty release date at May 5, 2025. We're also getting Avengers: Secret Wars six months later on November 7, 2025. When it rains, it pours. Why such a long wait between Avengers: Endgame and Kang Dynasty? "When we were doing Phase 1, Phase 2, and Phase 3, there were [fewer] projects over more years," "As [Phases] 4, 5, and 6 were coming together, there are more projects in less years – because of all the amazing stuff we're now allowed to do on still from Loki episode 6 Jonathan Majors, who made his first appearance as Kang the Conqueror (under the He Who Remains moniker) in the first season of Loki, will more than likely reprise his role for Kang Dynasty. Majors is set to play Kang, in one form or another, in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, which premieres in 2023 and officially kicks off No other casting details have been confirmed, though we can likely expect a few familiar faces to crop up. Consi...

Disney’s film release schedule hit the shuffle button pretty hard, and fans are going to be waiting some time longer now for some of their favorite characters. On Tuesday, What may not exactly come as a surprise, but Marvel's Avengers: Kang Dynasty has been pushed a year to May 1, 2026. The epic feature that was to showcase Jonathan Majors as the MCU's Next Big Bad has been clouded by questions and concerns since the actor is facing assault charges in a New York court. The follow-up, Avengers: Secret Wars, has also been pushed a year, to May 7, 2027. Marvel also made a few small changes to its schedule. Captain America: Brave New World has moved back three months to July 26, 2024. Thunderbolts has pushed five months to December 20, 2024. Blade with Mahershala Ali has also moved five months to February 14, 2025, while Fantastic Four moved back three months to May 2, 2025. There is some good news for Deadpool fans though: Deadpool 3 will now open in theaters on May 3, 2024, instead of November 8, 2024. Multiple Marvel movies, including Blade and Thunderbolts, opted to delay going into production amid the ongoing WGA strike. Here's the current Marvel Studios schedule: • Deadpool 3 - May 3, 2024 • Captain America: Brave - New World July 26, 2024 • Thunderbolts - December 20, 2024 • Blade - February 14, 2025 • Fantastic Four - May 2, 2025 • Avengers: Kang Dynasty - May 1, 2026 • Avengers: Secret Wars - May 7, 2027 There will now be new

After setting the scope for its next two years of projects—with an ambitious, if still transitional, Fantastic Four movie that’s been floating around for a while now (November 8, 2024). But then he went for the big rumors stuff: Two new Avengers movies, titled The Kang Dynasty and Secret Wars, that’ll serve as the big finale for the “saga.” Those titles might be familiar to the more attentive breed of nerd, both because they’re references to classic Marvel Comics stories, but also because news broke earlier this week that Marvel might be employing them for its upcoming films. (It turns out it does pay to watch a company’s filings in the European copyright offices, apparently.) Of course, we still have absolutely no idea what either of these movies will look like, who’ll be in them, or who’ll make them—beyond having a pretty good assumption that Jonathan Majors’ Kang, who’ll get a more full debut in Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania next February, after sort of appearing in Loki, will probably be involved. One big question is whether Joe and Anthony Russo, who directed previous Avengers installments Infinity War and Endgame will return; the pair have Secret Wars, but also expressed concern at what a big production it’ll be. As to who those Avengers will be, we’ll just have to guess, after looking at the current timeline: Ant-Man certainly seems like he’ll still be involved, as will Sam Wilson’s Captain America. The Disney+ Ironheart show could bring Riri Williams into the m...