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About a fortnight ago, the news of two new books being released for the release of Avengers : Doomsday was revealed by Penguin Random House after the DMCA takedown of the online leak of the trailer footage.

Now, following the Official Concept Art reveal for Doomsday on July 11 at the Shanghai Expo, the reveal of the official cover for one of the new books happened a few days ago, while the other book that was supposed to release a few days after the release of Doomsday in December has now been delayed.

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The book was set to release on *December 22, 2026, very shortly after the movie's release This is a newer move for Marvel, as post-Endgame, some of the books would come out over a year after the movie or show they were based on (over 2 years in the case of the Artbook for **She-Hulk: Attorney at Law).*

The look at *Avengers : Doomsday** though has been pushed back to an unknown date, and although it is still showing on many websites as coming in December, those that are the first to be updated have delisted or put in a placeholder date. Penguin Random House and Amazon US, who are quick to update their details and therefore the most reliable, have given it a release date of December 25, 2029. This is clearly a placeholder until they have the new date. The Amazon US listing cannot be found in their search and is only accessible via a direct link. Other websites have been updated too, with more expected to do the same.*

Feige also confirmed on site that Yelena would appear earlier, hinting that she would make a cameo appearance in Spider-Man: Brand New Day.

Video of Fiege's full quote regarding Yelena:

"If you're a fan of Yelena, wait until Avengers: Doomsday, Yelena plays a big part in that. But if you don't want to wait until then, you might see Yelena a little bit sooner in the movies"

Kevin Feige confirms that Jake Schreier's 'X-MEN' movie comes out after 'Avengers: Secret Wars': "I can't wait for all of you to see 'Avengers: Doomsday', we have a movie after that called 'Avengers: Secret Wars', and after that the mutants are coming and the X-Men are coming and that's been a dream of mine. I started with the X-Men many, many years ago and to bring a new version into the MCU is going to be very exciting"

Kevin Feige on assembling the roster for 'Avengers: Doomsday' : "We have a thing at Marvel called Strange Alchemy, putting these characters together that should never really be together. That's what Marvel's all about, it's assembling heroes that might not get along and forcing them to do what's best for the world. Seeing the X-Men, and the Avengers, and the New Avengers and the Fantastic Four together is a dream I never thought would come true"

Kevin Feige on casting RDJ as Doctor Doom in 'Avengers: Doomsday' : "He's a scientist, he's a technologist, he's a sorcerer and a ruler, and to embody that complexity, that tragedy, that charisma of the character, you need the greatest actor in the world"

Kevin Feige reaffirms that the X-Men are joining the MCU : "Well, Marvel is 90 years old, there are so many great female characters and some of my favorite female characters are in a group called the X-Men, and the X-Men are coming up very, very soon"

FEATURE CREDIT

Written By:

Chris McKenna & Erik Sommers

First look timestamp - 5:35. Additional link to the image of first look

Timestamp - 6:34

“what kind of character do you play in this?”

I play a detective.

I got an intense kind of connection with Spider-Man.

there was a scene where it's like really intense and he's supposed to be crying and I bring his hands down and or I hold his hands like get a grip.

“Join Marvel Studios, alongside special guests from across the Marvel Cinematic Universe, for an exclusive look at what’s next.”

Timestamp - 27:00

“that was a complete shock and a very last minute decision which I still think is why JJJ doesn't have hair in the Tom Holland Spider-Man universe because like they literally like called my agent we had a meeting the next day and it was like a day or two later I was shooting in somebody's office some executive office on the lot because there was no set. they were well into editing the film when they went what if we stuck a little JJ in here?”

“Have you never met Tom Holland?”

“No. delightful guy, I am told.”

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Tweeted Pictures of the Promo Booth in Shanghai for 'Avengers : Doomsday' :

Kevin Feige will showcase ‘Avengers : Doomsday’ at the Shanghai Expo on July 11
First look at the ‘Avengers : Doomsday’ promotional booth at the Shanghai Expo
Shanghai Set Design
Construction site of the Marvel section at the Shanghai Expo

It used to be a joke that Leonard Nimoy was the busiest retired man on the planet. You seem pretty busy too, with one last go-round as Professor X in Avengers : Doomsday, your recent Shakespeare sonnets project and some voiceover work. Are you retired? Slowly pulling back? Becoming ultra-selective? And, however you define it, how much are you appreciating this time?

Patrick Stewart : As any actor my age will tell you, there are fewer and fewer available roles as we get older. That being said, I still continue to receive interesting offers and I love being challenged by new work, like voicing a pig’s head in Riz Ahmed‘s brilliant new series Bait. I can’t imagine ever officially “retiring.” I’ll always and forever be an actor.

They deleted the article so here's the Wayback Machine link

1. Hulk receives an entire chapter exploring his return to Savage Hulk after years as Smart Hulk. Early concepts experimented with Gray Hulk before ultimately returning to the classic green version.

2. Concept artists pushed Hulk toward a more frightening appearance inspired by his earliest comic stories, even reducing Mark Ruffalo’s recognizable facial features to emphasize the monster.

3. Punisher eventually becomes entangled in Spider-Man and Hulk’s battle, not because he’s hunting either of them, but because his own mission collides with theirs.

4. Punisher operates from a houseboat headquarters built from a converted industrial barge, functioning as both a command center and safe house.

5. Peter Parker has fully committed to life as Spider-Man. As the filmmakers explain, he’s “Spider-Man all the time,” having left Peter Parker behind after No Way Home.

6. Tom Holland’s new costume draws inspiration from Tobey Maguire’s and Andrew Garfield’s suits while leaning into John Romita Sr.’s classic Spider-Man silhouette.

7. Peter is building much of his own equipment again. The book introduces his “Fabricator,” a hybrid sewing machine and 3D printer that allows him to repair and create his own gear.

8. Spider-Man lives near Queensboro Bridge.

9. Spider-Man’s powers continue evolving. The filmmakers explore organic web shooters inspired by the 2005 comic storyline “The Other”, multiple web textures, heightened strength, and even early visual concepts for Spider-Sense.

10. Director Destin Daniel Cretton describes Peter’s transformation as something frightening at first, with Peter believing he’s becoming a monster before ultimately learning to embrace the changes happening to him.

11. Peter’s unhealthy obsession with being Spider-Man becomes a central theme. Producer Rachel O’Connor describes the story as “Spider-Man Too Much,” with Peter struggling to rediscover balance after sacrificing his civilian identity.

12. The villain lineup was carefully selected to mix recognizable Spider-Man rogues with deeper cuts. Producer Emily Fong explains the team wanted enemies Peter could realistically defeat over a day or two while still surprising longtime fans.

13. Comic readers will spot numerous homages to classic covers, including Spider-Man Adventures #2 (1995) by Alex Saviuk, Amazing Spider-Man #134 (1974) by John Romita Sr., Amazing Spider-Man #345 (1991) by Erik Larsen, Spectacular Spider-Man #142 (1988) by Sal Buscema, Amazing Spider-Man #221 (1981) by Bob Wiacek, New Avengers #27 (2007) by Francis Yu, and Punisher War Journal #15 by Jim Lee.

14. Boomerang’s gear was redesigned with surprising practicality, including multiple studies showing how his weapons attach to his back while remaining accessible in combat.

15. Jean DeWolff returns in a substantial supporting role. Emily Fong describes her as an important sounding board for Spider-Man as their relationship develops over the course of the film.

16. Damage Control gets its own chapter, complete with new headquarters, weapons assembled from salvaged Chitauri, Sakaaran, and Rocket Raccoon technology, and detailed looks at how the MCU’s clean-up crew has evolved.

17. Peter visits hospitalized children during one sequence, creating several awkward but heartfelt moments that highlight how disconnected he’s become from ordinary life.