The Russo brothers' return to the MCU has sparked considerable discussion around their new project, "Avengers: Secret Wars." Initially hesitant, screenwriters Stephen McFeely and Christopher Markus shared their journey back to Marvel, highlighting how a unique story idea rekindled their interest in the franchise after "Endgame." Anthony Russo expressed their close relationship with Marvel's leadership and how the right concept helped them see the potential for a compelling narrative. Despite these developments, both films, "Secret Wars" and "Doomsday," are still years away from release, raising questions about their potential impact.

Why did the Russo brothers initially hesitate to return to the MCU?

The Russo brothers were initially hesitant to return to the MCU because they felt "Endgame" was a fitting conclusion to their journey, and it took time for them to envision a new story worth pursuing. Their eventual excitement was sparked by stumbling upon a compelling idea that reinvigorated their interest.

"Avengers: Secret Wars" will be exploring a significant storyline within Marvel Comics that involves the merging of multiple universes and iconic characters. This endeavor follows the massive success of "Avengers: Endgame," which marked a pivotal moment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Fans are eagerly anticipating how the Russo brothers will weave together familiar narratives and characters in this upcoming epic.