Robert Downey Jr.'s return to the MCU as Doctor Doom may not end after his appearance in Marvel Studios' long-awaited Avengers: Secret Wars.

Despite the sequel's success, Sherlock Holmes 3 looks less likely due to Robert Downey Jr.'s busy schedule as he rejoins the MCU role as Doctor Doom.

Robert Downey Jr once made one of his co-stars very worried when he broke character on the set of their film. Read more about it here.

Robert Downey Jr.'s return might have doomed the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the Phases to come. Fans are convinced that the actor will be showing his face in the MCU, which is not what Doctor Doom as characters can work with.

Robert Downey Jr., the iconic face of Tony Stark, is set to return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.However, not as the hero fans remember. In a move that has sparked intense debate, Marvel ...

Doctor Doom's casting has sparked one issue in the Marvel fandom that is complicated by one character's presence in Captain America 4.

Not even Doctor Strange could have foreseen this twist. During Marvel Studios’ San Diego Comic-Con panel last year, the bombshell announcement came that Robert Downey Jr. would be making his return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe,

Marvel Cinematic Universe has very big names in their franchises like, Robert Downey Jr, Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Tom Holland, Scarlett Johansan, Benedict Cumberbatch, Elizabeth Olsen and many more popular sensations. Here are some famous Hollywood Stars who haven’t Joined MCU till date.

Benedict Cumberbatch‘s impressive 23-year career has taken the English-born star to big franchises, brilliant standalone films, and first-rate TV series. Over the last two decades, Cumberbatch has portrayed iconic characters from Marvel superheroes to a famous detective to a sinister dragon.

With a ton of news surrounding the next Marvel team-up flooding the Internet this week, let's run down everything we know about the film so far.

The new show, which introduces us to a different take on Peter Parker, deftly straddles the line between kiddie fun and something older fans can enjoy.