Kevin Feige Confirms Avengers Doomsday in Three Universes with X-Men, Fantastic Four

Marvel Studios is building significant anticipation for Avengers: Doomsday, a major crossover event slated for next December that will unite the Avengers, the Fantastic Four, and the original X-Men across multiple universes. Kevin Feige, Marvel Studios President, confirmed that the Baxter Building will host many more characters than seen in The Fantastic Four: First Steps, highlighting the interaction of diverse personalities amidst the threat of worlds colliding. The film will incorporate at least three universes, including Earth-616, the Fantastic Four's Earth-828, and the universe introduced in The Marvels, bringing together generations of Marvel movie history and legacy characters. Director Matt Shakman has rebooted the Fantastic Four on Earth-828, separate from the main MCU timeline, allowing a fresh take without requiring extensive prior knowledge. The inclusion of the Fantastic Four in Avengers: Doomsday was foreshadowed by a post-credits scene in Thunderbolts, signaling their key role in this expansive multiverse saga. Overall, Avengers: Doomsday promises to be the biggest Marvel movie yet in scope and cast, marking a significant milestone in the MCU's Phase Six.