Kevin Feige has a plan for the MCU after Avengers: Doomsday
In a new interview, Kevin Feige set out what happens to MCU continuity after Avengers: Doomsday and Secret Wars — and it’s not the route many assumed.
If you thought the *Marvel Cinematic Universe* might wander off into the wilderness after Avengers: Doomsday, think again. Kevin Feige has made it clear he already knows precisely where the MCU's headed next. No vague answers, no 'wait and see' – the studio boss is happy to say there’s a plan, and not just wishful thinking on a whiteboard.
"The team has a nice roadmap mapped out for the future."
The Road Beyond Doomsday
Feige, who’s basically synonymous with Marvel Studios at this point, dropped this little tidbit in an interview. While he didn’t cough up any spoilers or release-date revelations, he was adamant the MCU won’t be flailing about once the credits roll on *Avengers: Doomsday*. For anyone keeping track of the endless sprawl that is Marvel’s connected universe, the word from the top is there’s already a post-Doomsday direction. He didn’t give us chapter and verse, but if you’re doubtful, Feige’s confidence should at least register.
Who’s in Doomsday?
In case you missed it, Avengers: Doomsday ropes in the usual crowd — expect familiar faces like Benedict Cumberbatch (Doctor Strange), Brie Larson (Captain Marvel), Tom Holland (Spider-Man), and a herd of others. There’s not a full roll call out yet, but it’s the typical A-list ensemble. As always, plot details are locked up tight, so good luck squeezing much out of the official announcements. This is Marvel, after all — the safest bet around is that there will be surprises, cameos, and probably a reveal or two to tee up whatever’s on that mysterious roadmap Feige’s just hinted at.