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Avengers: Endgame (opens in new tab), the biggest media event of the year, is only a few days away. We’re about to see Earth’s greatest defenders come together to fix the mess that Thanos created at the end of Avengers: Infinity War (opens in new tab).  Marvel recapped every post-credits …

As was foretold in the days of yore (or, you know, the fact that all Marvel blockbusters get accompanying Lego), five new Lego sets for Avengers: Endgame (opens in new tab) have been revealed. Available now and with prices ranging from $20/£20 to $100/£85, they hint at some intriguing storylines …

If she’s in it, Captain Marvel (opens in new tab) is undoubtedly going to be the wildcard in Avengers 4 (opens in new tab): Endgame. She can fly in space, she can punch Skrulls disguised as grannies really, really hard and, yes, she has Goose the cat. But Thanos needn’t …

Living in the UK? You might want to take April 25 off (or, y’know, pull a sickie). That’s because reports have surfaced that Avengers 4 (opens in new tab): Endgame has had its UK release date moved forward slightly. Sure, it might be only a 24-hour push from its current …

2018 is weird but, as this car commercial starring Robert Downey Jr. confirms, it can only ever get weirder. That’s because Tony Stark’s Avengers 4 (opens in new tab): Endgame fate has been potentially spoiled by a neat piece of product placement. So, if you want to find out if …

Grief can affect us in different ways. Take Avengers 4 (opens in new tab), for example. People are (inevitably) combing through every frame of the Avengers 4 trailer (opens in new tab) looking for clues about those that are missing or dusted away. And they’ve found someone. Maybe. I’m not …

So, the rumours were true. The Avengers 4 trailer has landed, and it’s brought with it the official name for the Avengers: Infinity War (opens in new tab) sequel, as well as an even earlier release date of May 3, 2019. Damn. Say hello to Avengers: Endgame – yes, that’s …

The great news: Ryan Coogler, the director and co-writer of Marvel’s breakout hit Black Panther (opens in new tab), has signed on to direct and write the sequel, according to The Hollywood Reporter (opens in new tab). The bad (but understandable) news: we’re going to have to wait quite some …

While we’re still here wallowing in the events of Avengers: Infinity War (opens in new tab), Marvel’s taskmasters Disney are looking forwards to the future of the MCU. That future, hints Disney CEO Bob Iger, might be one without Earth’s Mightiest Heroes entirely. As reported by THR (opens in new …