In his long interview with Variety, Kevin Feige addressed the MCU changing its release strategy in Phases Four and Five. After Endgame we were treated to a ton of content, both in theaters and on Disney+. The Marvel boss spoke about what happened, saying:

Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige has shared his thoughts on James Gunn's Superman and explains why he doesn't agree with those who argue that the MCU's issues are due to the franchise going "woke.

Making less.” If there’s a cure for superhero fatigue for Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige, particularly in the wake of the brand’s string of bombs including Eternals ($402 million), Thunderbolts ($382M) and The Marvels ($206.

It’s no secret that superheroes have lost their punching power. Since 2020, just one of Disney's Marvel movies has grossed over $1 billion. There is good reason for this.

Superman flies past another major 2025 superhero release, Thunderbolts*, continuing its upward trajectory for the second weekend in a row.

Superman introduced several stars to the rebooted DCU, but many of them have already appeared in other comic book projects.

Marvel's chief Kevin Feige shared his thoughts on new Superman.Feige, who held a press event at Marvel Studio's Burbank headquarters to promote The Fantastic Four: First Steps and talk about

Elsewhere, 'Jurassic World Rebirth' celebrates crossing $600 million worldwide, while new offerings 'I know What You Did Last Summer' and 'Smurfs' open to meh numbers.

Turns out, you can make too much superhero stuff. Here's why Marvel boss Kevin Feige is getting real about the next phase of the MCU.

Hercules (or, as he was known in Ancient Greece, Heracles) is the most iconic mythological hero in the Western World. Due to his incredible feats of strength, tactical mind, and battles against fearsome monsters,