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Superhero Bits: Black Panther Ride May Be Coming, Multiverse Possibilities, Agents of SHIELD Finale & More

Peggy Carter as Captain America

Want to see a trailer for Captain America: The Winter Soldier cut like Mission: Impossible – Fallout? Is there a Black Panther theme park ride in the works? Has the Avengers: Infinity War runtime been revealed? Did Benedict Cumberbatch recently hint at an expansion into the multiverse in the MCU? If Agents of SHIELD ends with this season, will the finale be satisfying for fans? All that and more in this edition of Superhero Bits.

Watch a trailer mash-up of Captain America: The Winter Soldier in the style of Mission: Impossible – Fallout.

Franz Drameh will return as Jax Jackson, aka Firestorm, in the season finale of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow.

Sebastian Stan, Paul Bettany and Karen Gillan helped kick off an Avengers: Infinity War charity initiative.

Disney CEO Bog Iger teased the possibility of a Black Panther ride being in development for their theme parks.

Comic book writer and artist Jim Starlin looks back on his career’s finest moments, including creating Thanos.

Black Panther is now the third highest grossing film in the entire line-up of Marvel Cinematic Universe movies.

Peggy Carter as Captain America

The upcoming third issue of Marvel’s Exiles comic introduces us to Peggy Carter suited up as Captain America.

James Gunn said that one draft of Guardians of the Galaxy originally had Star-Lord cherish some Star Wars toys.

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