Marvel head Kevin Feige gets candid with his thoughts about why the MCU failed recently, including the idea of homework and over-expansion.

The MCU is going to recast Captain America and Iron Man like how we shuffle through James Bonds over the years. Plus, all new X-Men.

Kevin Feige has recently revealed what his dream MCU crossover would be, with the franchise making this a likely reality in the next two years.

Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige is on a mission to revitalize the MCU, and part of that strategy involves making movies smarter, not just bigger. One surprising source of inspiration? Gareth Edwards ’ sci-fi epic The Creator .

The MCU's seven-year plan involves recasts, X-Men, finally bringing Blade to the big screen—and keeping away from a certain Spider-hero. The grind never stops at Marvel Studios, and Kevin Feige has gone and revealed some juicy nuggets about what is and isn’t to come in the MCU.

Marvel Studios ‘ Kevin Feige, over the weekend, participated in a press roundtable to help promote the release of their “Fantastic Four” reboot and talked on various topics, one of which was why he thinks that “ Captain America: Brave New World ” wasn’t as big as they had imagined.

Marvel Studios Chief Kevin Feige confirmed that the upcoming “X-Men” will be made up of mutants who "feel like they don't belong."

Kevin Feige has shared promising updates about the timeline and release date of Marvel Studios’ Blade during a recent interaction with the media. Conversations about a Blade movie from the MCU have been around since early 2010s.