Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige is teasing the X-Men reboot set to be directed by Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier. In a roundtable promoting The Fantastic Four: First Steps, Feige provided an update on the development of the superhero film,

Marvel and the DC Universe are widely viewed as rivals in the movie industry. And while Marvel has largely dominated headlines and at the box office in recent years, the James Gunn-directed Superman has taken the superhero world by storm.

The Fantastic Four: First Steps is the next big-screen adventure from Marvel Studios, and it brings Marvel's First Family to the MCU for the first time. But, as with any superhero movie, there's always the same question: what do you need to watch before you head to the multiplex?

John Stamos is returning to the Iron Man universe. He'll voice Howard Stark in Marvel's 'Iron Man and his Awesome Friends' on Disney+.

But what did critics make of Marvel's latest venture? Thunderbolts* has a more-than-respectable 88 per cent rating on the Tomatometer at Rotten Tomatoes, with an even spicier Popcornmeter score of 93 per cent.

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.

Marvel Rivals players have finally discovered a loophole with the usability of skin-exclusive emotes that allows them to use everywhere.

I don’t think anyone expected it to go beyond that, so [in hindsight] I feel like I really lucked out getting this.” Marvel might’ve had turnaround times and tight deadlines in mind when they chose the writer for Marvel Rivals Infinity.

The Golden Gauntlet World Championship Series is free-to-enter and open to all players no matter their rank or collection level.

Last year, the Marvel Cinematic Universe ventured into R-rated territory with Deadpool & Wolverine. After making $1.3 billion at the box office, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has confirmed that more R-rated projects are on the way.