My Revolution of PARTs

Avengers: Endgame  served as the culmination of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Infinity Saga while also featuring surprising returns. One of the characters who unexpectedly made a comeback in the movie was James D'Arcy's Edward Jarvis from  Agent Carter . The character's return marked the first time that an actor from Marvel TV made the jump to the big screen, making history in the process.  During the Infinity Saga, the topic of seeing Marvel TV characters in the MCU has been the center of most fans' online conversation. D'Arcy's appearance in Endgame essentially added more fuel to the fire, giving everyone hope that Marvel TV crossovers were possible.  ADVERTISEMENT Now, as more characters such as Charlie Cox's Matt Murdock and Vincent D'Onofrio's Kingpin are making the jump to the MCU, D'Arcy revealed his hopes for another future MCU appearance.  James D'Arcy Talks About His MCU Cameo Avengers: Endga...

The next Marvel Studios project in the pipeline is its upcoming Disney+ series,  Moon Knight . The project stars Oscar Isaac as the titular hero who believes he’s been gifted powers and a purpose by Khonshu, the Egyptian God of the Moon. The character also suffers from dissociative identity disorder, resulting in multiple personalities coming out. The show will be the start of its own story and generally disconnected from the MCU—not that it doesn’t take place in the same universe. Fans just won’t need to worry about other characters or lore crossing over into this tale. ADVERTISEMENT But what about the future of the property? Will audiences see a continuation of Moon Knight down the line? A second season perhaps? Now, Ethan Hawke, the actor who plays the main antagonist of the show, commented on where everything might go from here. Ethan Hawke Teases Moon Knight's Future Marvel In an interview with IGN about his upcoming Marvel Studios series  M...

Ghost Rider is one of those names that feels like an inevitability for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The character has appeared in two of his own movies with veteran actor Nicolas Cage taking on the role; Johnny Blaze even appeared in  Agents of Shield  as a recurring character. However, the canonicity of  AoS  still remains as unclear as ever. Cage's version of the character first debuted in Columbia Pictures'  Ghost Rider  in 2007. That solo film had a follow-up in  Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance  just after the turn of the decade in 2011.  ADVERTISEMENT The  Ghost Rider  star is a known comic book lover, having appeared in other comic adaptions like  Kick-Ass and Kick-Ass 2 . With Marvel Studios rumored to be forming an on-screen version of the Midnight Sons, a group that Ghost Rider has a known affiliation with, the question of who would play this version of the role has started to be asked.  Well, the man himself has reacted to these rum...

Marvel Studios' Eternals continues to make the rounds after its premiere on Disney+ as fans all over the world analyze and enjoy everything that came in the MCU's newest cosmic outing. Behind-the-scenes personalities are sharing more of the movie's deepest secrets from production as viewers get the opportunity to dive back into one of Marvel Studios' most controversial outings yet. The big question following Eternals' run in theaters and on Disney+ is when and if Marvel Studios will decide to give the film the usual Marvel treatment of getting a sequel. In Phase 4 alone, this has happened for Simu Liu's Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings , while Tom Holland is set to play the MCU's Spider-Man in a completely new trilogy coming in the next few years. ADVERTISEMENT Eternals certainly has enough material and characters to warrant a sequel, even with three team members meeting their end and Lia McHugh's Sprite now hav...