'There's a Nice Roadmap to Where We Can Go' — Kevin Feige Denies the MCU Will Reboot With Secret Wars, Points to 2015 Comic as Tease for the Future

Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige has confirmed that the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) will not get a full reboot after Avengers: Secret Wars ties up Phase Six in 2027 – but he does have a few ideas for where to go next. The baseball-cap-wearing comic book movie mastermind teased what's next for Marvel's film ambitions during a conversation with Josh Horowitz of Happy, Sad, Confused. There's been some confusion amongst fans when it comes to where films like Avengers: Doomsday and Secret Wars will leave Earth's mightiest heroes upon their premiere, but Feige didn't mince words when asked if next year's team-up film will deliver a reboot. "No," he said, "but I look to the comics, as I always do, in terms of our storytelling. In both the Secret Wars – but particularly the [Jonathan] Hickman Secret Wars from 10 years ago – there's a nice roadmap to where we can go." Hickman's Secret Wars was published through 2015 and 2016 and tells a multiverse-ending story involving heroes and villains from across the Marvel universe. It also, apparently, will help guide the ever-expanding MCU after its take on Secret Wars debuts next December. Longtime MCU watchers weren't sure what the event could