While Marvel has taken some pretty big steps toward gender parity in their comics with the introduction of female characters like Ms. Marvel, Riri Williams, and Lunella Lafayette, as well as team efforts like A-Force, progress seems to be a bit slower when it comes to comics creators and executives at Marvel Studios.

Season two of Marvel's Netflix series Jessica Jones may still be in the works—and as of now, isn't slated to premiere until 2018 on the streaming service—but one more piece of info has just been revealed about who will be working behind the camera on the second season.

The Wasp hasn't been in any Avengers movies before now, in spite of having been a founding member of the team in the original comics. She'll be on the team eventually. Like, years from now. But it's happening.

Hayley Atwell hasn't given up on Agent Carter, even long after the TV show's cancellation.

Stan Lee's Marvel movie cameos have become a mainstay of the form; they may not be mandatory parts of the movies, but they're definitely an aspect that we've all gotten used to and perhaps even taken for granted. But Stan Lee is 93 years old (!!!), and flying around the country to film these cameos can take quite a toll on the guy. Because of that, Marvel Studios has taken great pains to make sure that the process is as quick as possible.

Initially, the Russo brothers shared that they had weighed the decision to kill off Captain America before deciding against it, with Feige adding that the plot had always been more about "fracturing the team" prior to the events of Infinity War.

This past spring, Iron Man 3's director described one of the more disappointing rewrites made to the film before its release; an earlier draft of the movie had a female villain. Today, Rebecca Hall confirmed that her role in the movie did indeed get reduced over the course of these rewrites.

Doctor Strange's Scott Derrickson has once again had to field questions about why Tilda Swinton got cast as The Ancient One, rather than letting that opportunity go to an Asian actor. He responded by bringing up the decision to include the character Wong, which was already a controversial choice for some fans.

If you were left feeling curious about what Thor was up to during the battle between Tony and Cap, Marvel Studios has finally released a little glimpse into his activities.

One has to wonder if Larson's been provided with the entire reading list for Captain Marvel--or maybe she's just a completist like me and needs to read everything in chronological order. Either way, she's picked a fantastic place to start.

Did you feel disappointed about how little Hawkeye got to do in the first Avengers movie? Jeremy Renner felt that way too, to the point where he didn't even want to continue with the series at all, and lobbied for his character to get killed off.

Remember when we thought there were going to be two parts to Avengers: Infinity War? It was over a year ago--which feels like an... infinity. (Okay, okay, no points for that dumb pun.)