Thunderbolts*

We've been pleasantly surprised by Marvel's latest (anti)hero line-up. Is the MCU finally back on track?

After not being able to star in Thunderbolts*, the Invincible actor is still looking to make an MCU debut one day.

Despite confirming the premiere date for Lilo & Stitch last week, the Marvel film will actually debut sooner.

Or The New Avengers... whatever the heck the film is supposed to be called these days.

Also, Sinners finds itself among some hallowed halls of horror.

Marvel Studios is reportedly eyeing a familiar name to helm the highly anticipated X-Men reboot — and it's someone already in the MCU family.

US Agent could have been an antagonist for a second time.

We finally have an explanation for that pesky asterisk.

The new MCU entry tops $162 million at the global box office, while 'Sinners' tops $250 million in its third week.

Director Jake Schreier does not beat around the bush when it comes to teasing about what comes next for Marvel.

That would have made for at least one person who doesn't punch and shoot.

Right in line with the average length of MCU movies.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe film will arrive in cinemas from May 2.

Pugh wanted to jump off the second-tallest building in the world, and Kevin Feige wasn't sure it was worth the risk.

She reckons it feels more like an indie flick that just so happens to have Marvel heroes.

Now, he's happy with his new outfit in Thunderbolts*