A year ago, when it was announced that Robert Downey Jr. would be returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe as the iconic villain Doctor Doom, fans went absolutely wild. In just about a year and a half from now, we’ll get to see Avengers: Doomsday, but there are already a lot of questions about what happens next.

Jeremy Renner says he’s ready to suit up again as Hawkeye in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and fans have reason to be hopeful. In a recent chat with Empire, the actor shared

Matt Shakman's work on WandaVision set the stage for his successful direction of the MCU film The Fantastic Four: First Steps.

While there have been tributes to Jack Kirby over the years, with everything from the Thor: Ragnarok logo being in honor of him or Ant-Man featuring a cool reference to him, The Fantastic Four: First Steps took things to the next level when celebrating the late Marvel artist.

By making its universe larger than ever, Marvel has dwarfed its cinematic integrity to an ant-sized speck, resulting in the press tour for its big summer blockbuster devolving into a mess far more epic than the film itself.

Eyes of Wakanda premieres Aug. 1 on Disney+. This article was originally published on bamsmackpow.com as Disney Plus to make history with new Marvel show.

Sometimes the best ideas are the first ideas, like the time James Gunn created vital lore for the Marvel Cinematic Universe in three minutes.

Marvel has had a pretty great time of things in the 21st century, and I’m not just talking about the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The ’90s weren’t a great time for Marvel as a business, but the ’00s rebuilt the company’s esteem with its fans and gave readers some great runs and stories.

A new poster for Eyes of Wakanda has revealed the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s latest version of Iron Fist. Released alongside the animated series’ trailer, the artwork offers a masked first look at the character,