AvengerCon Secretly Reveals The Biggest Threat To MCU’s Future
Warning! Spoilers ahead for Ms. Marvel.
As fun as Ms. Marvel's AvengerCon is, it also secretly reveals the biggest threat to MCU's future. Following the end of the Infinity Saga, Marvel Studios is currently rebuilding its superhero franchise and continuing to develop its existing characters while also introducing new ones like Iman Vellani's Kamala Khan. A teenager from Jersey City, she acquires superpowers thanks to a mysterious bangle. While Ms. Marvel signals the start of a new narrative in the MCU, it also highlights a big problem regarding its sustainability.
On the heels of Avengers: Endgame, Marvel Studios has been focused on rebuilding the MCU. With half of the original Avengers line-up no longer active heroes and other characters back to doing their own missions, the franchise is leaning on gradually setting up different corners of the universe for an inevitable second Endgame-style event. While there is no end in sight for the MCU — with plans reportedly stretching all the way to 2032 — its continued success is not guaranteed, and much of its longevity hinges on how this transition period pans out.
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Marvel Studios' biggest challenge regarding its sustainability is highlighted inMs. Marvel's AvengerCon. The event that Kamala and her friend, Bruno (Matt Lintz), attend is a celebration of the MCU as its superheroes gain notoriety among the people of Earth, but there's a clear issue within it. The AvengerCon only features either the original Avengers members or second-generation headlining heroes like the Guardians of the Galaxy and Kamala’s personal hero, Captain Marvel (Brie Larson). There’s barely any presence from previous second-tier
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