Marvel Studios (=movies and straight-to-streaming TV) panels in bold
Thursday, July 25:
11:15am – 12:15pm in Room 20: “Marvel Rivals” (The Story, Art and Sound of the Game)
6:30pm PST in Hall H: Marvel Studios: “The Ultimate Deadpool and Wolverine Celebration of Life”
Friday, July 26
3:00pm – 4:00pm in Room 6DE: “MARVEL FANFARE WITH Marvel Comics Editor in Chief C.B. CEBULSKI & Marvel Studios’ President KEVIN FEIGE”
4:15pm – 5:15pm in Room 6DE: “MARVEL COMICS: Next Big Thing”
7:30pm – 9:00pm in Room 5AB: Marvel Multiverse Roleplaying Game: Deadpool Role-Plays the Marvel Universe! Ft. Glass Cannon Network
Saturday, July 27
3:00pm – 4:00pm PST in Room 6A: MARVEL COMICS: X-Men: From the Ashes
6:00pm – 7:00pm PST in Hall H: Marvel Studios Hall H Presentation
Sunday, July 28
10:00am – 11:00am PST in Room 6A: Building a Career: Women of Marvel
All-days:
brand-new booth (#2329) on the exhibition floor with Marvel’s comics, games demos (including for Marvel Rivals), movies costumes etc.
In general it feels like many things were rushed. My hope is that slowing down and better allocation of funding will get us better projects.
In general a lot of what we’ve gotten is set up with no payoff or closing of unresolved stories.
The set up stories have been OK for the most part but if it doesn’t go anywhere the films look even worse in hindsight.
That being said I feel like this year off will give them time to correct, so I’m waiting to see what they announce.
You make some good points and I certainly hope you’re right. I’m at least highly interested in Brave New World as a huge Captain America fan (comics and movie).