Kevin Feige Says Marvel’s Going To Be “Less Cagey” About Its Plans After Avengers 4’s Release

Marvel's been pretty secretive about its plans during the last few years, but it looks like all of that's going to change once the studio finally releases the conclusion to its two-part Avengers movie, Avengers 4.

Speaking in a recent interview with ComicBook.com during a press event for the upcoming Ant-Man and the Wasp comic book movie, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige opened up about what the future has in store after Avengers 4.

According to Feige, it's always going to be "one film at a time" for Marvel.

"Between Captain Marvel finishing in two weeks, Spider-Man starting in two weeks, Avengers 4 post getting underway right now, releasing this movie... That's keeping us busy over the next year," the Marvel Studios President explains.

However, while Marvel is taking things one step at a time, the studio is also working on the rollout of its future titles. Sure, Marvel might be skipping out on this year's San Deigo Comic-Con International, however, Feige promises that his marketing team has everything sorted out.

"Marketing's coming up with all sorts of things," Feige went on. "How to debut [those plans], how to debut Captain Marvel, lots of opportunities for fun, exciting stuff coming up. And after Avengers 4, being less cagey about it."

Guess we're going to learn more about what Marvel has planned for everyone after Avengers 4 finally makes its way to the big screen next year.

Avengers: Infinity War is currently screening in cinemas. Other upcoming films include Ant-Man and the Wasp which premieres on July 6 this year.

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