New Marvel data confirms that Avengers: Doomsday is already doomed

The response to Marvel's big Comic-Con panel feels like yet another bad omen for the battered franchise In July 2022, Marvel Studios returned in person to San Diego Comic-Con with the force of a thousand Thanos snaps. After going virtual for two years, the annual gathering for all things geeky was back, and Marvel didn’t hold back. Studio boss Kevin Feige commanded the stage for an hour-long presentation full of major announcements, including the reveal of two new Avengers movies to cap off the newly christened "Multiverse Saga." Feige also announced plans for new movies about Ant-Man, Captain America, the Guardians of the Galaxy, and more I remember covering the news from the Comic-Con press room nearby (tickets to Marvel's panel are infamously hard to come by, and we could only get one person into Hall H). The roars of the crowd sometimes got so loud I could hear them through the walls. After the event was over and the crowd had cleared, I headed downstairs and walked into that same room to watch Kevin Smith take the stage for his own, much chiller panel. "Life is worth living again," Smith said with a smile to kick things off. Clearly, he had been following along with the Marvel