Latest Marvel News: ‘Thunderbolts’ has no storyline to speak of just 3 months before it shoots while ‘Daredevil: Born Again’s big secret may have been sussed

Marvel Studios has every right to want to keep a lid on the content of its productions as much as possible, but maybe there’s a difference between keeping the fans unspoiled and not telling a movie’s cast what the heck they’ve actually gotten themselves into. Still, although Thunderbolts remains a complete mystery to even its actors, Daredevil: Born Again‘s biggest secret — one that could redeem a seemingly sacrilegious move — may have possibly been uncovered. Allow us to explain…

Florence Pugh has no idea what Thunderbolts is about, but at least she’s sure she’ll be great in it

Following on from Sebastian Stan likewise revealing he’s in the dark about it, Florence Pugh has stressed that she doesn’t know a thing about what the shoot for Thunderbolts will be like or even what its storyline is. Considering that work is set to begin on the 2024 summer blockbuster this June, that’s kinda concerning. Pugh herself is embracing the mystery with both hands, though, thanks to her peerless work ethic and belief in her own skills. She additionally noted that, whatever happens in the project, she’s sure she’ll “act the hell out of it.” You know what, so are we.

If Daredevil: Born Again pulls off this twist, fans may just forgive its biggest sin

The ins and outs of Daredevil: Born Again‘s story are currently buried deeper than that dragon skeleton under New York (boy, The Defenders was weird), but this shocking — yet pretty compelling and believable — fan theory has possibly cracked the Disney Plus revival’s big twist. The idea goes that there’s a very good reason behind the absence of Deborah Ann Woll and Elden Henson as Karen and Foggy, one that links up with Avengers: Infinity War. Honestly, there’s not many ways we can think of that would make the fandom okay with their exits, but this would just about do it.

Venom himself spoils Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 release as Morbin’ Time comes back around right on schedule

Let’s leave the MCU behind for a moment to put the spotlight on Marvel’s gaming universe instead, in which there have been a couple of juicy developments that will have fans salivating like a symbiote. Yes, we might now know when to expect Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 to hit stores, thanks to Venom’s voice actor. Meanwhile, Midnight Suns has proven that Morbin’ Time is an annual thing as, nearly an exact year after Sony’s misunderstood masterpiece first hit theaters, Morbius himself has been added to the aforementioned game, hilariously without any kind of fanfare. What better way could there be to celebrate Morby’s birthday?

Marvel fans might be curbing the habit of a lifetime to actually praise the MCU’s many changes from the comics, but our habit of delivering up-to-date Marvel news is not one we’re about to drop.