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They might not be raccoons per se, but the furry creatures at the heart of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 are pretty damn cute and a technical marvel.

With The Marvels’ new trailer comes a reminder that Ms. Marvel’s family heirloom — the mysterious bangle that unlocked her energy-manipulation powers — might just be the snazziest piece of wearable comics-inspired tech the MCU’s seen yet.

And then what if Marvel Studios made sure that the episode introducing Kahhori, the MCU’s new character who hails from the precolonial Haudenosaunee Confederacy, was “created in close collaboration with members of the Mohawk Nation” in order to make sure her debut was both respectful and authentic to Haudenosaunee culture?

Jonathan Majors’ Kang the Conqueror may be Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’s villain, but in a new interview with The Washington Post, he makes it abundantly clear that his time-traveling character isn’t just a bad guy popping up in Quantumania and Loki. He’s the MCU’s new long-term Big Bad™ who’s going to make the Avengers sweat, and Majors wouldn’t have signed on if that weren’t the case.

Kevin Feige doesn’t want people feeling like they have to study up on the MCU before they watch lore-heavy movies like the new Ant-Man, or to ever think of Marvel’s Disney Plus shows as just “content.”

Marvel Snap’s long awaited Battle Mode, which allows players to directly challenge others in a new game mode, launches tomorrow. Consequently, also launching tomorrow is Ash’s campaign to make new friends as all her old ones leave in disgust and shame after getting beat by her in Marvel Snap.

Kevin Feige’s job depends on humans not tiring of superhuman exploits, so what else is the guy who made saving Earth boring going to say?

As Ash Parrish describes this interview with Marvel Snap project lead and former lead designer of Hearthstone, Ben Brode.

Keep an eye on this page; we’ll post the Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania trailer once it’s available after premiering during the college football National Championship game between TCU and Georgia.

The latest trailer for Sony’s upcoming Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is an undeniable thing of beauty that zips by so fast that it’s kind of difficult to drink in all of its details, and all of the new Spider-heroes set to appear in the animated feature. While the trailer featured plenty of Miles, Gwen, and newcomers like Issa Rae’s Spider-Woman and Oscar Isaac’s Spider-Man 2099, it didn’t spend nearly enough time with spiders like Pavitr Prabhakar, Daniel Kaluuya’s Spider-Punk. and Scarlet Spider Ben Reilly.

But Marvel didn’t specify whether we’re getting a trailer or some other type of preview, as it vaguely hinted at “a new view from across the #SpiderVerse” in a post on Twitter.