My Revolution of PARTs

Marvel Studios is officially two weeks into its sixth Disney+ show with Oscar Isaac's Moon Knight , the MCU's first new Phase 4 entry for 2022. Through those first two weeks, the show has been an overwhelming success, outperforming past Marvel Studios series such as WandaVision and Hawkeye as the franchise explores a new supernatural side. Every new Marvel show comes with plenty of exciting real-world developments with ways that fans can celebrate the newest additions to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This sometimes comes with collectible items like Funko Pops! and other merchandise that fans can purchase, but it's also seen in places like Disneyland in more interactive experiences. ADVERTISEMENT Since Disneyland added its new world centered on Marvel and the MCU, the park has delivered live-action versions of the MCU's biggest names concurrently with Phase 4's releases in theaters and on Disney+. This happened immediately after Epi...

Theaters, comic book shops, and the interwebs are no longer the only places where Marvel fans can assemble. Avengers Campus - an immersive, MCU-themed land - opened at the Disney California Adventure park at Anaheim's Disneyland Resort in June, offering a whole new way for fans to enjoy the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the real world. Here guests can sling webs with Spider-Man, eat giant and mini-sized food at the Ant-Man-inspired Pym Test Kitchen, help the Guardians of the Galaxy escape The Tivan Collection, and even interact with Doctor Strange at the ancient Sanctum Sanctorum. ADVERTISEMENT This particular Marvel project is especially unique in that the land continues to evolve with the MCU. Throughout Loki 's run on Disney+, different versions of Loki and props from the show appeared in the land, and Natasha Romanoff even appeared in her white suit from  Black Widow  upon the film's release.  In keeping with the MCU and its projects, Ave...

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is, by this point, a grand tapestry of content produced by Kevin Feige and his team at Marvel Studios. Spanning twenty-seven feature films and five television series (numbers which grow all the time) the MCU has continuously pleased its general audience and devoted fanbase, by faithfully adapting characters from the comic books in cool and interesting ways. Heroes like Tony Stark aka, Iron Man and Captain America may have led the charge in the early days of the shared universe, but the MCU has only gotten more and more diverse and inclusive since then. Marvel made its first two female-led films in 2018 and 2019 with  Ant-Man and the Wasp  and  Captain Marvel , respectively, and shattered box office records and expectations with  Black Panther  and  Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings  which were headlined by mostly Black and Asian cast members. ADVERTISEMENT The Marvel Studios Visual Development Team is crucial in brin...