
Marvel just released an official LEGO version of the first full Avengers: Doomsday trailer, and the whole thing runs shot for shot against the live-action cut that dropped in July. Disney Consumer Products, Marvel Studios, and the LEGO Group built it together as part of their “All Moments Lead to Doomsday” campaign. Real cast voices stay in place, including Robert Downey Jr. delivering Doctor Doom’s lines. The result lasts almost exactly as long as the original, missing only the final countdown clock, and it pulls off a level of precision most fan stop-motion attempts never reach.

Marvel waited until a late Friday panel at D23 to put the latest look at Avengers: Doomsday in front of everyone. Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, and Hayley Atwell walked out with Kevin Feige to introduce it. What followed is a tight, two-minute special look that centers almost entirely on the man in the mask and the wreckage he seems to have left behind.

Sony just showed off a limited-edition PlayStation 5 Digital Edition designed around Marvel’s Wolverine, the upcoming Insomniac Games title. The main package is called the Marvel’s Wolverine Battle Yellow Limited Edition Bundle. It pairs a specially finished digital console with a matching DualSense controller and a download code for the game. Everything goes on sale September 15, the same day the game launches, with pre-orders opening August 19 at 10 a.m. local time through PlayStation Direct and select stores.

Robert Downey Jr. returns to the Marvel Cinematic Universe this morning in a role no one saw coming a few years ago. He wears the metal mask of Doctor Doom in the first full trailer for Avengers Doomsday, and the footage makes clear this is no simple villain introduction. Directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, the film lands in theaters on December 18 and pulls together heroes from three separate universes who suddenly share the same battlefield.

Marvel Animation released the first trailer for season two of X-Men ’97 this week under the name Roll Call, and the footage makes the direction clear without giving every twist away. The core team ends up split across different eras after the events of the first season, with some members landing in the ancient past, others in a distant future, and all of them trying to find a route back to the time they know. Back in the 1990s, the absence leaves room for fresh waves of mutant fear and new enemies who see an opening.

Viewers get their clearest look yet at the live-action Spider-Noir series that places the web-slinger in a rain-soaked 1930s New York. The new footage opens with Cage as Ben Reilly, a private investigator who has tried to leave his vigilante days behind. A nightclub singer named Cat Hardy approaches him with a case that pulls everything back into focus. She needs answers about a disappearance, and the trail leads straight into trouble.

Nicolas Cage stars as a down-at-heels Spider-Man in the upcoming series Spider-Noir, a dark, gritty take on the web-slinger that will premiere on Prime Video in the spring. This one is based on the Marvel comic Spider-Man Noir and transports its hero to 1930s New York, where one man is the last chance for a city in serious jeopardy.

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II takes on the major role of Simon Williams, a Hollywood actor hoping for his big break. Simon works as a stunt performer to make ends meet, auditioning for roles left and right, hoping to land the one that will alter his life. When he learns that a renowned director intends to remake the classic Wonder Man film, he sees an opportunity of a lifetime. He honestly believes he was supposed to play the role, unlike this walking Groot robot.

In the latest Avengers: Doomsday teaser trailer, Chris Hemsworth puts on his Thor war outfit for the last time, in a way that feels unlike anything we’ve seen before. Fans have been waiting an eternity for a look at fresh footage from the next major Avengers film, and this one delivers. Not only that, but it provides a very personal glimpse at the God of Thunder.

The first teaser for Avengers: Doomsday is here, and it hits you right in the feels. This brief clip begins with a peaceful rural road set against a somewhat familiar countryside setting. Steve Rogers rolls up on a Triumph motorcycle, and we hear a piano rendition of the original Avengers theme playing in the background.