It's been a whole month since Avengers Endgame was released in theaters, and the biggest question on everyone's' lips is what's next for Marvel and their Cinematic franchises? Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige has gone on record to say that nothing will be revealed until after the release of the twenty-third Marvel Cinematic Universe film, Spider-Man: Far From Home.
Usually around Comic-Con time, Marvel holds their big events from the infamous hall "H" Feige at San Diego Comic-Con, but everyone already has a few speculations as to what will be discussed or announced. I have a few ideas on what they're going to discuss. There's clearly going to be a sequel to the 2016 film Doctor Strange, and the third Ant-Man film.
As far as new films, I think they're planning to reboot the Fantastic Four franchise before they do the X-Men, because I honestly think everyone is suffering from X-Men fatigue. Another well received addition would be a reboot of the Blade franchise. Everyone's talking about the Eternals joining the MCU as well, I've never read any of their comics myself, but I'll watch a movie with them. All I know is this: Kevin Feige has been president of Marvel Studios since the studios inception over ten years ago. He took a shot in the dark with a not so popular character named Iron Man, and he hasn't let us down since. He has my backing into phase four and beyond of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and their respected franchises.
