My Revolution of PARTs

After a jam-packed year of content, the span between Hawkeye and Spider-Man: No Way Home and the launch of Marvel's 2022 slate has made all MCU fans wish Thanos hadn't destroyed Doctor Strange's Time Stone. Thankfully, 2022 isn't 2020; and with the beginning of Spring comes the beginning of yet another banner year of Phase 4 MCU storytelling on both Disney+ and in theaters.  In the meantime, the studio has been enjoying the fruits of their labors, particularly in terms of No Way Home 's box office success and the critical praise for their inaugural year of Disney+ shows.  ADVERTISEMENT But when it comes to Marvel, no show or film's story ever truly ends, as all tales somehow connect to those still to come or who have come before. One of the best new examples of this is  Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness , which picks up where No Way Home and WandaVision left off, introduces new characters, and possibly ties into oth...

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is in the age of transformation as it welcomes new heroes and villains into the fold. While Phase 4 has already shifted its release dates several times due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, many would agree that the anticipation for these projects is still high, especially after the impressive run of Disney+ shows like WandaVision, Loki , and Hawkeye .  As the MCU welcomes a new calendar year, this development also means that fresh projects are on the horizon for fans to watch. ADVERTISEMENT Phase 4 has changed significantly ever since its original announcement during San Diego Comic-Con 2019. Despite a quiet 2020, Marvel Studios still managed to deliver a new wave of content in 2021, such as its big-screen offerings like Black Widow and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings . Given the ever-changing situation of the current health crisis, it remains to be seen if the MCU's 2022 lineup will be altered once again. N...