Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is one of the most beloved franchises in the world. Having kickstarted with the 2008 movie Iron Man, the media franchise has expanded to short films, television, and digital series. The MCU releases its projects in groups called Phases and as of now, it is on Phase 5, which started with Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.

The first three phases, collectively known as The Infinity Saga consist of 2019 the movie Avengers: Endgame which saw three of the six original Avengers bidding adieu to the franchise which broke the hearts of millions of fans across the world. However, a recent update has suggested that some of the MCU characters, which fans had assumed would never return, might make a comeback.

The original six Marvel Avengers
The original six Marvel Avengers

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Marvel Cinematic Universe Might Get A Reboot

Over the past fifteen years, several entities tried to create a replica of the Marvel Cinematic Universe but so far, none of them have managed to be successful in their attempt to do so. From the very beginning of the franchise, it has been helmed by Kevin Feige, CCO of Marvel Entertainment and president of Marvel Studios.

Kevin Feige
Kevin Feige

Ahead of the Walt Disney Co.’s 100th anniversary, Feige told Variety, “Even after 32 movies, it feels like we’ve barely scratched the surface.” This statement implies that there is a lot more to come in the future so it does not hurt to think that it might include a little reboot of the franchise.

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During her interview on The Watch podcast, author of the new Marvel book MCU: The Reign of Marvel Studios Joanna Robinson hinted that a reboot might be in store, saying:

“We have a quote from Kevin Feige sort of implying that, like, Secret Wars will serve as a soft reboot in which they can prune everything… That’s not to use a Loki-ism. [They’ll] prune everything that’s not working and just keep what is [working], or bring back people you thought were gone forever.”

On one hand, this news is worth celebrating as fans might get the chance to watch their favorite superheroes grace the screen once again, it also opens doors to the villains that were gone for good.

Marvel Has A Way To Sort It All Out

Author Joanna Robinson
Author Joanna Robinson

In the current predicament, Marvel literally and figuratively has a lot going on. After all, making sure that all the phases made so far make sense and remain interconnected must be a grueling task even for the exceptionally talented Kevin Feige.

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The last chapter named ‘How Much We Have Left’ of the book MCU: The Reign of Marvel Studios has a paragraph close towards the end that references a meeting between Feige and author Joanna Robinson in which the former shows the author a 1988 poster of hundreds of Marvel characters drawn by Ed Hannigan and Joe Rubinstein.

The above-mentioned poster was indicative of how many new characters are going to be introduced in the franchise. Robinson wrote that over time, Feige has had to learn how to periodically reboot characters, how spinoffs and variants can be kept in check, and that an annual event can bring all the rampaging characters together.

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