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Kevin Feige Believes Superhero Fatigue Isn't Real After SupermanKevin Feige recently gave an interview with several news outlets, and during this discussion, he mentioned that perhaps Marvel has made too much content, but “superhero fatigue” isn’t real.
The conversation around superhero fatigue has been louder than ever. After a string of underperforming Marvel Cinematic Universe films like Captain America: Brave Nee World , Thunderbolts* , and The Marvels ,
Making less.” If there’s a cure for superhero fatigue for Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige, particularly in the wake of the brand’s string of bombs including Eternals ($402 million), Thunderbolts ($382M) and The Marvels ($206.
First Steps, the Studio’s Phase 6 entry, takes a surprising detour from its usual cosmic chaos, leaning into a grounded, slice-of-life narrative centered on family and emotional bonds — with just a dash of universe-saving.
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First Steps,' the studio boss engaged in a free-wheeling conversation with journalists, where he spoke extensively about the stumbles of the post-'Endgame' content boom, why Miles Morales won't be coming to the MCU anytime soon,
It’s no secret that superheroes have lost their punching power. Since 2020, just one of Disney's Marvel movies has grossed over $1 billion. There is good reason for this.
Danny Fingeroth, a Stan Lee biographer and a former writer-editor at Marvel Comics, answered Fantastic Four questions before his arrival in Tulsa and before the arrival of "The Fantastic Four: First Steps.
Superman director James Gunn weighs in with his thoughts on the state of superhero cinema, and opens up on the problems faced by DC before DC Studios was launched. He also talks Batman and Wonder
Ever since he burst out of the pages of Action Comics 87 years ago, Superman has battled villains, animals, aliens, sorcerers, inter-dimensional beings and even evil versions of himself – and almost always emerged victorious.
Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige is teasing the X-Men reboot set to be directed by Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier. In a roundtable last week promoting The Fantastic Four: First Steps, Feige provided an update on the development of the superhero film,