For those opposed to the idea of a more diverse, female-driven Marvel Cinematic Universe—well it is going to be a hard time for you in the upcoming Phase 4.

The 10th annual PGA Produced By Conference took place at Paramount Studios on Saturday, and featured an extensive talk with Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige. Feige discussed the first ten years of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, as well as the studio's upcoming 20th film, Ant-Man and the Wasp, which premieres next month.

Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige said that the action-comedy Captain Marvel film will feature "homages to our favorite ‘90s action films."

After Black Panther's runaway success, Marvel must be very glad they're returning to Wakanda so soon in Infinity War.

Kevin Feige recently said that the MCU has an "embarrassment of riches" when it comes to female characters, and you could easily "make a whole movie" about the women of Black Panther alone. Thanks, Kevin, but we already knew that. The real question is: are you actually going to do it?

Our indefatigable Valkyrie, Tessa Thompson, has been a guiding force behind nudging Marvel towards a much-needed all-female superhero team movie. So where are we at with that?

In a recent interview with Collider, Black Panther actor Chadwick Boseman explained why it was so important that T'Challa speak with an African accent in the film. "The intonations and melodies inside an African accent are just as classical as a British one or a European one," he said.

You may remember that when Marvel and Sony finally struck their deal to incorporate Spider-Man into the rest of the Marvel cinematic universe, it caused some shifts in the Marvel movie schedule. Good news: The X-Men (and Fantastic Four) now residing at the same studio, thanks to the Walt Disney Company's buyout of Twenty-First Century Fox, won't disrupt the upcoming Marvel schedule and delay movies we've already been waiting for.

A couple of weeks ago, an earthquake went through the branch of the MCU fandom that loves Loki. But what you may have heard was not what was actually said by Marvel Studios' president Kevin Feige.

Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige knows fans are curious as to how the biggest of bads, Thanos, will hold up. Thanos has been teased since the first "Avengers" back in 2012, and it's hard to predict from the little we know of "Infinity War" if the empurpled Josh Brolin can meet our outsize expectations. So Feige is stoking the fire.

"Infinity War" isn't out until May, but if anyone knows how to ramp up the hype machine, it's Marvel. All of our favorite superheroes are featured in a spread of four Vanity Fair covers, and the featured story, "Secrets of the Marvel Universe," guarantees we're going to click. And can we extrapolate anything about Infinity War based on costume and appearance alone? You know I'm gonna try!

One of the reasons that we love the Wonder Woman solo film so much, in addition to Patty Jenkins' masterful direction and a damn-near-perfect performance by Gal Gadot, is because it was the first time that moviegoers got a genuinely good film with a female superhero at its center. Now, we have Marvel's Captain Marvel to look forward to, and Kevin Feige has some mixed feelings about that.

Thor: Ragnarok concept designs from Marvel artists reveal some of the visions that didn't make their way into Taika Waititi's hit. They're all fascinating, and beautifully rendered, but I only have eyes for Valkyrie. The character was as wonderful—and important—as we hoped.

I, like much of America, saw Thor: Ragnarok this weekend and had a great time. It's literally the only time I've cared this much about Thor as a character. Also, I'm a much bigger fan of the closely-cropped hair than I ever was of Thor's longer, shaggier do. As it turns out, we have Kevin Smith and his nerdy ranting to thank for the change!

Critically acclaimed horror author Stephen King is a huge fan of TNT's Claws, and so are we! Seriously, what other endorsements do you need? Go watch it now!

Not that you needed extra convincing, but Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige is here to let you know that Black Panther will be awesome.

You know you've always wanted your own super cute adorable elephant who keeps wandering into trouble. Don't even deny it.