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Marvel Boss Kevin Feige On His Future At The Studio, ‘Blade’ Update & Why ‘Fantastic Four’ Needed A Reboot

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Marvel Boss Kevin Feige On His Future At The Studio, ‘Blade’ Update & Why ‘Fantastic Four’ Needed A Reboot
Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige is doubling down on the future of the MCU despite recent bumps like Thunderbolts and Captain America: Brave New World. In a candid chat at Marvel’s Burbank HQ, he teased updates on Blade and explained why Fantastic Four needed a fresh start—hinting at big moves ahead for the superhero powerhouse.
Editor’s Note: Marvel’s had a rocky year, but Feige’s still steering the ship with confidence. His comments on Blade and Fantastic Four suggest the studio’s recalibrating—whether that means course-correcting or just shaking things up, fans will be watching closely. It’s a peek behind the curtain at how Marvel handles setbacks while keeping its universe expanding.
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