Last year, the Marvel Cinematic Universe ventured into R-rated territory with Deadpool & Wolverine. After making $1.3 billion at the box office, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has confirmed that more R-rated projects are on the way.

Is Deadpool and Wolverine the ultimate cameo film? Do they jump into the sacred timeline? Is Taylor Swift in the movie?! Here are the answers.

Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige reveals when fans can expect to see more R-rated content in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Now, we know Fantastic Four: First Steps takes place in the '60s, which, ordinarily, would mean that it's sandwiched between Agent Carter season 2 in the late '40s and Captain Marvel, which is set in 1995.

More covers for this September's Deadpool/Batman #1 have been revealed, and you need to see Steve McNiven's take on a Batman vs. Wolverine showdown! We also have Captain America and Wonder Woman, and more.

Wolverine have been around for 60+ years and has been a major hit for Marvel ever since. Over his career he’s had more than enough different costumes to be remembered by. Sometimes it’s simple color changes or doing something different as a disguise.

The Marvel timeline is growing more complicated day by day. Spanning several decades and dozens of movies, the A-to-B MCU order has only gotten worse in recent years thanks to the introduction of the multiverse.

“Thunderbolts*” director Jake Schreier is being eyed to direct Marvel‘s next “X-Men” adventure. Sources stress the deal is in early talks and hasn’t been finalized, but Schrier ...

The multiverse is dying. Only two universes remain. Today, earths collide.” Those are the words that open the first issue of Secret Wars, the 2015 Marvel event from writer Jonathan Hickman and artist Esad Ribic,