Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige revealed a 'reset, singular timeline' plan for the MCU post-'Avengers: Secret Wars,' according to 'Variety'

FIrst Steps hits theaters this weekend, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige is talking about some major behind-the-scenes moves that reshaped the future of the MCU. One of the biggest revelations is

The MCU's seven-year plan involves recasts, X-Men, finally bringing Blade to the big screen—and keeping away from a certain Spider-hero. The grind never stops at Marvel Studios, and Kevin Feige has gone and revealed some juicy nuggets about what is and isn’t to come in the MCU.

Speaking during a roundtable interview attended by Variety, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige stated that plans for a live-action version of the character are currently “nowhere.” “We've been told to stay away,” Feige added, indicating that this position is likely to remain in place until the conclusion of Sony’s Spider-Verse trilogy.

Marvel Studios Kevin Feige gave an update on where the company stands with "Blade" noting they "didn't feel confident" in the script

Sorry, Sam Wilson, Kevin Feige reckons Marvel fans missing OG shield-wielder Steve Rogers was a big reason Captain America: Brave New World underperformed at the global box office.

Kevin Feige is looking to put the ex in “ X-Men .” The Marvel Studios head said during a press conference, as reported by Variety, that he will be recasting iconic characters for the upcoming “X-Men” movie directed by “Thunderbolts*” helmer Jake Schreier. Feige cited that the comics centered on adolescents, hinting that the reboot would too.

Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige disclosed in a recent conversation with the media that Michael Waldron, who created the Disney+ series Loki, is still involved with Avengers: Doomsday. This comes after it was announced that Stephen McFeely had taken over the screenwriting duties for both Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars from Waldron.