How It Fits in the MCU: Considering the continued cosmic emphasis post -Endgame, it is entirely possible The Marvels will follow-up on ideas from Guardians of the Galaxy and Eternals. But with both Kamala Khan and Parris’s grown-up Monica joining Carol on this adventure, we know the film will feature Earth in some capacity — indeed, the final moments of Ms. Marvel put Carol planetside. How It Fits in the MCU: With Blade, Wanda’s experiences in MoM, and Werewolf By Night, the increasing horror elements making their way into the MCU may be best explored by someone cloaked in traditional witchy trappings. Agatha just happens to fit that description perfectly. Of course, the possibility of a Nate Richards appearance also means the series will have Multiversal implications.

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Fantastic Four Vol. 1 #1–416; Fantastic Four Vol. 2 #1–13; Fantastic Four Vol. 3 #1/2, 1–70, 500–519; Annual #1–32 Since Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige first introduced the notion of Phases to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, their purpose and length have always been mysterious. Sometimes, he even reconsiders where they begin and end after the fact. But with Marvel Studios’ presentation at Comic-Con International: San Diego 2022, the exact length and purpose of Phases Four, Five, and Six were revealed during a presentation notable for just how much information the often evasive Feige was willing to offer. For one thing, the three phases form the next Marvel epic: The Multiverse Saga. And like The Infinity Saga before it, it will build from a phase of character introductions (the concluded Phase Four) to something full of war, dynasties, and secrets. What We Know: In October of 2022, reports surfaced of a potential series staring Paul Bettany as the White Vision featured in WandaVision and his struggle to regain the memories the Hex Vision imparted to him. WandaVision and Agatha head writer Jac Schaeffer reportedly supervised a writers room that Fall, but it is unclear if the project is still moving forward, particulary with Disney and Marvel looking to slow down development of the slate and the strikes rewriting all the calendars. What We Know: In March of 2022, Moon Knight‘s Sabir Pirzada was reportedly devloping a project based on Marvel Comics’ Nova, centering on a member of the Nova Corps, the yellow-clad space cops seen in Guardians of the Galaxy. At the time of the initial report, it was unclear if Nova would be a film or Disney+ series. In either case, it would follow a human who recives enhanced abilities upon joining the corps. Last Fall, reports inidcated the project was evolving into a Marvel Special Presentation like Werewolf by Night, but with Disney and Marvel rethinking its release strategy, it is possible Nova will have to wait for quite some time. Deadworld Vol. 1 #1–26, Deadworld Vol. 2 #1–15, To Kill a King #1–3, King Zombie #1–2, Christmas in Louisiana, Guns for Sale, The Doom Patrol, The CityAs revealed at the SDCC 2022 presentation, Phase Six begins with Fantastic Four and concludes with a two-part Avengers film series sprwaling into 2027. Considering it will be the culmination of the Multiverse Saga, we expect some of these films will takes place in other realties than the prime MCU. Also, considering how full the calendar is already, there may only be two additional films — and possibily a fourth Spider-Man— announced, developed, and released before the saga ends. Marvel Spotlight #5–12; Ghost Rider Vol. 1 #1–81; Ghost Rider Vol. 2 #-1, 1–94; Annual #1, 2; Ghost Rider Vol. 3 #1–6; Ghost Rider Vol. 4 #1–6; Ghost Rider Vol. 5 #1–4 Peter Pan/Power Records: Star Trek comic/record sets – Passage to Moauv, The Crier in Emptiness, Dinosaur Planet, The Robot Masters, A Mirror for Futility, The Time Stealer

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Amazing Fantasy #15; The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #1–441; The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 2 #1–58; The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 3 #500 The Avengers Vol. 1 #1–402, #1½; The Avengers Vol. 2 #1–13; The Avengers Vol. 3 #1–84, 500–503; Annual #1–27; New Avengers #1–12How It Fits in the MCU: Should it become a reality, Nova could take the place of Guardians as the key window into Marvel’s intergalactic happenings. Amazing Fantasy #15; The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #1–441; The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 2 #1–58; The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 3 #500–531; Annual #1–34 How It Fits in the MCU: The Fantastic Four bring with them a surprisingly robust rouges gallery. To be honest, we’re a little more excited to see Doctor Doom, Annihilus, and Galactus make their MCU introductions than the Richards clan – although, Kang’s involvement in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania means the family will ultimately be important. And now that we know this is the Multiverse Saga, we have to wonder if the film (and the bulk of the Phase 6 films) will take place outside the MCU.