Captain Marvel

The Oscar-nominee might be playing Carol Danvers’ mom in the Marvel spinoff.

Let’s talk about what happens (and what doesn’t happen!) after the credits start to roll on the biggest Marvel movie ever.

Despite all those rumors and her own interest in playing the part, Emily Blunt reveals that she never even received a phone call about ‘Captain Marvel.’

Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. largely dropped its Avengers-adjacent premise, but – with news of Coulson rejoining the MCU – it’s worth considering future plans. New reports suggest showrunners are considering a sixth season that follows up on Avengers: Infinity War, exploring a new corner of the Marvel universe.

Shazam! (Oh wait. Wrong Captain Marvel.)

As Marvel’s cinematic heroes gear up for their biggest fight yet, the Secret Warriors are Rising on their own. Get a first look at all heroes of the Marvel Rising: Secret Warriors project, which will debut with individual shorts of fan-favorite characters this year, and assemble for a TV movie all its own.

He specifically cited ‘Terminator 2’ as an inspiration for the action, so it should be awesome.

Just yesterday, Brie Larson shared a photo of her prepping for the title role in Captain Marvel. With the caption “Learning how to fly,” the pic showed Larson in full Air Force parachute gear, giving fans a little sneak peek at the civilian side of Carol Danvers. Although filming on her solo movie isn’t set to begin until early February, we didn’t have to wait long — like, at all — for our first look at Larson in full costume as Marvel’s first lady.

Just yesterday some set photos landed online that maybe-possibly gave us our first look at something being filmed for Captain Marvel — most likely a post-credits tease attached to one of the upcoming Avengers sequels. As production gears up for a February start, today brings another cool photo from the highly-anticipated Marvel film, this time featuring Brie Larson herself.

It’s been a long while since we’ve seen our old S.H.I.E.L.D. pals Nick Fury and Maria Hill. The characters, played by Samuel L. Jackson and Cobie Smulders (respectively, of course), haven’t appeared in the MCU since 2015’s Avengers: Age of Ultron. That’s not too far back in mere mortal years, but Marvel has released six movies since then, so it feels a lot longer. Thankfully, they’ll both be back in action shortly, as evidenced by some interesting new set photos.