For hero fans, the most energizing prospect about the Disney/Fox merger is the X-Men arrangement and Marvel Cinematic Universe being under a similar rooftop.
In any case, what does that mean for the eventual fate of the Avengers? All things considered, nobody's very certain yet, including the head of Marvel Studios, Kevin Feige.
"The reality of the situation as I comprehend it is the arrangement must be made sense of," Feige told Vulture.
"There's been no correspondence. We're not considering it. We're concentrating on all that we've officially reported. On the off chance that and when the arrangement really happens, we'll begin to ponder it. Until at that point, we have a ton to do."
Gone ahead whether Marvel Studios had an arrangement for when the X-Men are up for gets — something like their arrangement to compose Spider-Man into Captain America: Civil War despite the fact that the rights to the character are possessed by Sony — Feige stayed ambiguous.
"It would be years away," the maker proceeded. "We've declared everything through 2019, so none of those eventual balanced."
Those officially declared undertakings incorporate the up and coming Black Panther, the primary online networking audits for which have achieved the web as of now. Past that, there are two Avengers film, Ant-Man and the Wasp, and the Brie Larson-featuring Captain Marvel.