Fury’s history with Captain Marvel was hinted at by the post-credits scene of Avengers: Infinity War. In that scene, just before turning to dust as the effects of Thanos’ Infinity Gauntlet snap take hold, Nick Fury used a beeper-like device to try to contact Captain Marvel. The issue will tease more about the background of next year’s movie.

The text for Marvel’s Captain Marvel Prelude #1 reads, “Before Carol Danvers takes flight in 2019’s first Marvel Studios film, immerse yourself in this all-new adventure! Spinning out of the mysterious events of Avengers: Infinity War, Nick Fury and Maria Hill set off on life-or-death missions that lead directly to the appearance of Captain Marvel!”

The issue is drawn by Andrea Di Vito and written by Will Corona Pilgrim, the creative director of research and development for Marvel Studios, who has written several of these prelude issues in the past.

It looks like the events of this one-shot will take before that film, though just how far before that movie and what will be revealed remains unknown.

Captain Marvel is set in the 1990s of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Fury will still be an agent of SHIELD and have both his eyes. Clark Gregg will also be featured in the film as SHIELD Agent Phil Coulson. Here is hoping we see an old school look of the Coney Island Amusement Park. Could this Captain Marvel Prelude issue give fans their first taste of the SHIELD in the 1990s?

Are you excited for Marvel’s Captain Marvel Prelude? Should Phil Coulson have his own short film?

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Ant Man and the Wasp … and Luis is still in theaters.

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M. Night Shyamalan is known for having hits and misses. There are two films that show the best he has to offer. It’s no surprise they are connected. “Unbreakable” and “Split” are two critically acclaimed films that can fall into the superhero genre. His latest film “Glass” brings all the pieces together.

It was fitting that Shyamalan & Co. came to Comic-Con to debut the trailer for “Glass” because “The Sixth Sense” director said he was inspired to make its predecessor, “Split,” at the convention. He recounted that he got the idea to make the movie after he ran into James McAvoy at a party when the actor was promoting one of the recent iterations of “X-Men” films.

McAvoy, whose hair had been closely cropped for the role of Professor X, inspired the look of the character he’d play in “Split,” the filmmaker revealed.

The trailer begins with Sarah Paulson’s Dr. Ellie Staple, a psychiatrist who specializes in delusions of grandeur, as she meets the film’s supposed superheroes. Glass was filmed in an abandoned mental hospital — “Creepy, creepy, creepy,” said Jackson — and Paulson remembers it as the “coldest place that I’ve ever been in my life.”

M. Night is actually saving the Dark Universe for Universal Pictures with his Superhero films. It’s an awesome thing to see. I hope “Glass” branches off into new characters to tell a bigger story and to see more films in this franchise.

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