Marvel Studios CCO, Kevin Feige first announced his and his execs' intentions concerning an X-Men movie set in the MCU during the 2019 San Diego Comic Con's Hall H presentation. The presentation was heavily focused on Marvel Studios' plans for Marvel's Phase 4 and its new plans for integrated Disney+ series centered around multiple characters from its universe. But this one little statement from Feige that, "we're developing a film around Mutants", gave the audience a new hope and a new vision for the future of Marvel Cinematic Universe post-Infinity Saga. Notably, Feige didn't use the word "X-Men" but called it Mutants. On being asked about the title, Feige was quick to explain how the words X-Men and Mutants are "interchangeable". He also said that Marvel's take on the mutant team would differ from the approach Fox has pursued to tell the associated stories. The idea behind calling their production The Mutants could also be about the lack of inclusivity in X-Men. Over the years, Marvel Studios developed films centered around male superheroes before heading for team-ups starting with Civil War. It wasn't until DC found success with Wonder Woman (2017), Marvel announced its first female-centered superhero film, Captain Marvel. The only "girl-power" moment we saw in the MCU after that was the notirious sequence in Avengers: Endgame. And now we're awaiting the release of Black Widow, which would be the first film in MCU's Phase 4. Maybe Marvel has realized that the term X-Men Mehr sehen