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She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, an Original series from Marvel Studios, starts streaming August 17 on Disney+. @Hulk you are not more alone 😋
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Captain America: Civil War - May 6, 2016 Doctor Strange - November 4, 2016 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 - May 5, 2017 Spider-Man - July 28, 2017 Thor: Ragnarok - November 3, 2017 Black Panther - February 16, 2018 Avengers: Infinity War Part 1 - May 4, 2018 Ant-Man and The Wasp - Jul 6, 2018 Captain Marvel - March 8, 2019 Avengers: Infinity War Part 2 - May 3, 2019 The Inhumans - July 12, 2019 Three Unannounced Movies - 2020 Marvel is taking a deep breath before plunging into the third phase of its interconnected film universe, which begins in 2016 with Captain America: Civil War. The influential studio is changing its initial plans today, squeezing in an Ant-Man sequel and making 2018 an extravagant year of three new Marvel movies: Black Panther in February, Avengers: Infinity War Part 1 in May, and Ant-Man and the Wasp in July. The studio's first woman-led film, Captain Marvel, is pushed into early 2019. The deliberately diminutive Ant-Man is having a major effect on Marvel’s plans, despite emerging from a publicly troubled development and being initially seen as another esoteric, is-that-going-to-work-in-a-movie import from the comics. But like Guardians of the Galaxy, and possibly the upcoming Doctor Strange, Marvel is making the weird work. With the introduction of an Ant-Man sequel, the rest of the Marvel lineup has shuffled into the release order you see above. Phase 3 doesn’t include 2017’s Spider-Man movie, which technically falls under Sony Pictures, but I added it since the character will appear in Marvel’s Phase 3 movies. Barring any other surprise announcements, Marvel itself has 13 movies due between now and 2020. Ten of those form what the studio calls Phase 3, set to conclude with The Inhumans in 2019. After that, Marvel plans to fill 2020 with three more unannounced, uncategorized films. And yes, before you make the joke, there is a Marvel character called Hindsight. Source http://www.gamesradar.com/
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Anyone else a little excited for this? I always thought Daredevil was a cool hero and idea but he hasn't done well on the big screen or any screen lol Could this do the same thing Arrow has done for a lot of obscure characters? At least for me, I enjoy watching super hero stuff that doesn't involve Batman and Superman all the time.
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When Marvel Comics was founded in 1939, the very idea of a video game was so foreign that even its futuristic thinkers couldn't imagine such a thing. Now 76 years later, the company will launch its first comic inspired by one. Marvel, owned by Walt Disney, is launching a comic series this October built around Contest of Champions, a video game co-created with San Francisco-based Kabam. The comic will follow the story line of popular superheroes, like the military superhero Captain America and the web-slinging Spider-Man, who are kidnapped and forced to fight by a mysterious figure known as the Collector. This is a first for Disney's Marvel division, whose comic books have become the driving force behind some of the most popular movies and TV shows ever made, including "The Avengers," "Spider-Man" and "X-Men." That inspiration has been a one-way street: the comics have always led to stories for other media, and never ceded control of their story lines -- until now. "On the comic book side, this book has to be as good and bar-shattering as the game," said Bill Rosemann, creative director at Marvel's games group. "We have to define what a comic is based on a game." The move not only recognizes the video game industry's story-telling prowess and growing influence, it could lead to a shift in the way comics are written. While Marvel will still rely on comic writers for its Contest of Champions, video game makers could offer up new story lines, drawn with a potentially different artistic perspective. Perhaps most important, the effort will give readers and gamers a deeper connection with the stories' characters, participating in the game's side-plots while reading their favorite characters' thoughts and motivations in the comic. "Video games have really become an important storytelling medium for us," said Peter Phillips, head of Marvel's interactive and digital media group, who added the company has rallied its television, movies, comics and games groups together for this and other initiatives. "We've gotten smarter as an organization." Source http://www.cnet.com/
