But it allows you to appreciate how well Marvel retrofitted its prequel movies into the existing timeline. When Marvel Studios first started making its own TV shows for Disney+, Kevin Feige ...

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has its own timeline with over a decade of movies. As of now, there's only one correct way to ...

With over 30 films to digest ... An anomaly on the timeline as there’s no indication of when this Halloween special is set, but Marvel confirmed in their Disney+ chronological order that ...

chronologically rewatching the Marvel movies in order, to see the events as they took place (with flashbacks thrown in just to throw you off), is a fun experiment. Disney's own MCU timeline shows ...

However, the most interesting mutants might be those who appear in the mainline MCU (sigh… fine, Earth-616). Sabra aka Ruth ...

Even better, fans got a quick look at the movie’s primary antagonist Galactus, played by the gravelly-voiced Ralph Ineson, complete with purple helmet. At this point, Marvel’s only released ...

Marvel Studios releases the first official synopsis for the Marvel Cinematic Universe movie, The Fantastic Four: First Steps.

No one knows what those movies ... s the timeline of each one that’s come and gone since “The Rise of Skywalker.” September 2019: “Star Wars” is big, but even bigger is Marvel.

There's only so many hours in the day, after all, so we've simplified the timeline to just focus on the movies. We've stuck to the release order here so if you're a total newcomer to the Marvel ...

and with such intricate storytelling throughout the Marvel Cinematic Universe timeline, you can watch the films chronologically and it all continues to make sense. But if you’re a purist ...

The above list of films and TV series are based on Disney+'s official viewing order. Marvel's What If...? is set outside the main timeline, as it takes place in various parallel realities.