There were a lot of huge announcements from Marvel Studios at Comic-Con on Saturday night, but perhaps the biggest surprise was that there was no mention of what comes next for
The Avengers.
Nor did we get any sort of hint about the Marvel Cinematic Universe's next big bad now that Thanos has been defeated, but Kevin Feige teases that and more in the video below. When asked if he's already decided what comes next for Earth's Mightiest Heroes and whether we could see the Young Avengers on screen, Feige said to expect a
"very different team than we've seen before."
"That's what Endgame was all about," he continued.
"It will be a very different incarnation of the team with some people you've already met and some people you haven't met yet."
He was then quizzed on whether Marvel Studios has chosen its next big event and after confirming that that's the case, Feige promised that the groundwork will be laid for that in Phase 4.
"We debated what we should announce today," Feige teased.
"Should we announce 4 and 5? We've planned them out, we've got five years down the road and I was like, I think eleven projects in two years is plenty. Having not mentioned anything for two or three years."
You can hear more from Feige about the MCU's future in the player below.
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all the logos for Marvel Studios' Phase 4 movies!
During the panel, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige confirmed that every movie released up until now is part of "The Infinity Saga." Here, we see the brand new logo for those first three phases.
This is a fairly simple logo but one which may match the tone. Kevin Feige said it will be 100% Jack Kirby-inspired so it's a little surprising that there's not more evidence of that in this title.
Sadly, we'll never get to see Iron Man battle the real Mandarin but he will be the lead villain of this movie. In case the title didn't make it clear, that logo emphasises those ten (magic?) rings too.
The
Doctor Strange logo has received something of an overhaul but it's interesting to see how the subtitle is even bigger. Scarlet Witch will appear in the sequel so the red may be a homage to her.
Just like
Thor: Ragnarok had a very unique logo, so too does
Thor: Love and Thunder. That's a title which could have a number of meanings, particularly now we know Valkyrie is indeed gay.
Honestly, what else did you expect? This is to the point and exactly what you would expect from a gritty movie featuring the fan-favourite Avenger. It's good to see her logo front and centre too.
The biggest surprise at Comic-Con was, of course, the fact that Blade is returning to the big screen. This logo perfectly emcompasses the fact that the Vampire Hunter operates both night and day.
This may be titled
The Falcon and The Winter Soldier but the presence of Captain America's shield should tell you all you need to know; Sam Wilson is going to take on that persona on Disney+!
This is still a pretty weird title but it's easy to see the 50s inspiration here. It's been said on a number of occasions that the show will have a retro aesthetic as we head into the MCU's suburbs.
This title treatment is very different and it's hard to say what, if anything, it tells us about the series. What we do know, though, is that it will revolve around the God of Mischief from 2012.
This is simple but awesome and if you look closely, you may notice that we get what could be our first look at the show's animation style. Is that the Red Skull wearing Captain America's suit?
The logo for
Hawkeye is obviously inspired by Matt Fraction's run and that makes sense, especially as the comic book series revolved around Clint Barton training and working with Kate Bishop.
And here it is, Marvel's Phase 4 slate. However, this probably isn't the entire slate because these movies and TV shows are only spread out over two years and that would be a very short Phase!