Why Fans Think the MCU Will End With Avengers: Secret Wars

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As a seasoned gamer and Marvel fanatic who has spent countless hours navigating the intricate worlds of comic books and video games, I must admit that the latest news about Avengers: Secret Wars has sent waves of excitement coursing through my veins. The speculations surrounding its impact on the MCU have been a hot topic among us die-hard fans for quite some time now.

Speculation concerning the conclusion of “Avengers: Secret Wars” potentially marking the end of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has become more concrete following recent comments by executive producer Brad Winderbaum on Agatha All Along. For quite some time, fans have pondered over the future path of the MCU after the release of “Secret Wars.” Some hypothesized that the multiverse narrative might bring an end to the MCU, while others suggested it could lead to a reboot instead.

So, will Secret Wars end the MCU or mark its new beginning? Here’s all you need to know.

Will Avengers: Secret Wars be the last MCU movie?

In the grand scheme of things, “Avengers: Secret Wars” marks the conclusion of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s multiverse tale, yet it doesn’t signify the end of the MCU’s cinematic journey. Post its premiere, Marvel Studios is expected to produce more exciting movies.

Lately, Brad Winderbaum had a chat with Screen Rant about Kathryn Hahn’s character Agatha and her role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). He also offered some insights into the future of the MCU, as we are just three years away from Secret Wars. “I believe that Secret Wars will be an incredible conclusion to this epic story,” he said. “I think it will make our journey seem worthwhile.

Will the Multiverse Saga end the Marvel Cinematic Universe?

As a gamer, here’s my take: Nah, The Multiverse Saga won’t wrap up the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Instead, it seems to be setting the stage for a fresh start or partial reboot of the franchise. Who knows, we might dive into some fascinating tales about mutants, Spidey, or the Fantastic Four next!

In the previous year, Joanna Robinson, who wrote MCU: The Reign of Marvel Studios, shared Kevin Feige’s future plans following Secret Wars during The Watch Podcast. Notably, she emphasized that Feige mentioned the possibility of a reboot for the MCU. This quote suggested that the MCU could undergo a gentle reboot to preserve what’s effective and eliminate what isn’t.

In simpler terms, Kevin Feige hinted at Secret Wars acting as a way to refresh the Marvel Cinematic Universe by trimming out elements that aren’t successful. Robinson explained this wouldn’t be a complete overhaul, but rather focusing on what works well and potentially reintroducing characters thought to be permanently gone.

According to Marvel’s head, we might see a semi-reboot around 2027 or 2028 if he stays true to his word. If not, the MCU could introduce The Mutant Saga instead, serving as the sequel to the Multiverse saga. However, it’s crucial to have an official confirmation from Marvel, which fans of this blockbuster series are eagerly anticipating.

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2024-09-10 13:40