Marvel Studios returns to Comic-Con 2022 in San Diego, three years after the iconic presentation of its new series and films that made up Phase 4 of its MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe, for its acronym in English and as the set of its productions connected to each other is known), which began with the premiere of “WandaVision”, after a year of pandemic vacant premieres.
That edition of the convention was historic because the company, which ended a cycle after the premiere of “Avengers: Endgame” (2019), presented how the stories of its heroes were going to continue, who would return and how. So he presented the release schedule, and the surprise of seeing Natalie Portman again but now not only as Jane Foster but as Mighty Thor, which we will see in a week with the premiere of “Thor: Love and Thunder”.
“And now not everything but almost everything we discussed three years ago, there was released. So we’re excited to go and talk about the future,” said Kevin Feige.
“We’ll be at Comic-Con next month, so we’re excited,” Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige revealed during a press conference on the sidelines of the release of the fourth God of Thunder movie.
Marvel Studios at Comic Con San Diego 2019
“The first time since we were on stage, there three years ago, talking about this movie (for ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’) and many others. And now, I think almost, not everything but almost everything we discussed three years ago, there was released. So we’re excited to go and talk about the future,” he said.
Entering Phase 5, and with expectations about what they will develop in this next part, Feige maintained that “there have already been many clues,” which could indicate both that they will further explore the multiverse, as well as the formation of a new squad of heroes. It will be enough to be attentive and attentive to July 21 and 24, when all the news is launched. As well as the next edition of the D23, organized by Disney.
