Spider-Man Brand New Day leads MCU slate while Blade is officially canceled and Wonder Man season 2 axed

The Marvel Studios president says Marvel intentionally left a gap between Avengers: Doomsday and Secret Wars to prioritize quality over quantity and avoid being "spread thin."

Marvel Studios is officially hitting the brakes on intermediate movie releases between its biggest crossover events. Marvel chief Kevin Feige revealed that no MCU feature films will be released between Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars.

Over the next two years, Marvel Studios is focusing on quality over quantity. While only time will tell whether they succeed in delivering on that front, all Kevin Feige needs to focus on now theatrically are Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Avengers: Doomsday ...

Endgame, but studio president Kevin Feige may have found a solution. The veteran producer recently discussed the MCU’s new approach to

Spider-Man: Brand New Day has reportedly suffered a significant leak that saw a high-quality bootleg spread across X/Twitter before Sony took it down. It's yet another leak in X's lineup that arrived just as Tom Holland's latest go at the Wall-Crawler swung into cinemas,

We've been hearing that Marvel Studios might be planning to split Avengers: Secret Wars into two parts for a while at this stage, but the initial rumor was all but dismissed as speculation. However, several different sources have since backed up the report.

Spider-Man’s latest adventure reignites the MCU’s biggest ideological debate, making one legendary superhero conflict look very different in hindsight.