Kevin Phage, president of Marvel Studios, has confirmed that the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has a new seven-year plan, which is spread through 2032. During a press roundateable at Marvel’s headquarters in Burbank, California, Feige shared rare insight, which may expect upcoming projects, including a reboot of fanting four.
“This is a seven -year plan,” said Phage. “I think it goes till 2032. It is on the magnet, it can move around.” The new roadmap indicates that despite the recent changes towards tone, talent and storytelling, Marvel is still planning a long -term plan. While accurate titles live under raps, the studio is giving priority to the main character introduction and fiction innings.
Fantastic for Marvel is back under control
One of the most anticipated projects in the upcoming slate is a luxurious four reboots. Unlike the previous versions, this new film will be fully developed under the direct leadership of Marvel Studio and Phasea.
“Why Fantastic Four? Because it is Marvel’s first family,” Fage shared. “This is in the history of our characters; they deserve to be A-listers.” He also addressed why the team did not appear in the infinity saga earlier. “Every crossover film Hai Hai Hai … Fantastic Four was a very big player in those comics and obviously we could not do it then.”
Doctors are ready to take the doom center stage
With Fantastic Four Returning, Marvel is also bringing back one of his most prestigious villain, doctor Doom. “There was only one character that may be because he was in comics for decades … and he is Dr. Doom,” Fij confirmed.
Feige said that the discussion around Doctor Doom began even before Ant-Man and WASP: Quantumania, which marks a change in the form of the main villain from Kang.
Faege shared that he had officially started discussing Dr. Doom before focusing away from Kang. He mentioned that he started talking about bold idea before the Ant-Man 3 was released with Robert.
What did Kevin Figa say about the blade here
Feige also addressed the ongoing delay around the blade, which is a Vampire-Shikar superhero film starring Mahrashala Ali. While the film was removed from the release calendar, it remains in active development.
“We landed on the modern day and that is what we are focused on,” Faye said, saying that earlier versions included the 1930s period settings. According to Feige, the delay was about preserving the quality of the story and ensuring the best version of the film.
Faze said that he did not want to put Maharshala Ali in a leather organization and started killing the vampires. He shared that it was possible to start with a good script and improve it during production, the team did not believe that they could achieve it with the blade. He said that he did not want to disappoint himself or disappoint himself.
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