1. IRON MAN 4

Imagine the return of the iconic suit-wearing genius, the armored hero whose legacy defined a generation. In Iron Man 4, we could see a bold evolution: perhaps a new bearer of the mantle, new threats that require not just firepower but heart, and the classic Tony Stark wit and brilliance shining through. It’s the next chapter in one of Marvel’s most enduring legacies — power, responsibility, tech, sacrifice.

2. EMPIRE OF DOOM

This title hints at something vast, dark, and monumental. “Empire of Doom” suggests a rising villainous regime, perhaps the fall of heroes or the ascension of a conqueror beyond anything seen before. Expect sweeping stakes, epic world-building, moral ambiguity, and the kind of threat that forces heroes to redefine what it means to fight for justice.

3. WHITE TIGER

A standout because it signals fresh voices and new directions. White Tiger could centre on a character stepping out from the shadows into center stage — combining martial‐arts, cultural depth, and raw intensity. It’s the kind of film that fans of grounded action, personal stories, and martial discipline will love. Think less spectacle, more heart, power, identity.

4. BLADE

Blade returns, and with him comes the darker, supernatural side of the Marvel world. A vampire hunter with edge, night realms, horror-tinged action, and a hero who walks the line between human and monster. Blade promises to expand the universe into new tonal territory — scary, stylish, potent. A serious pick for something different and bold.

5. BLACK PANTHER

Black Panther (whether a sequel or major new chapter) stands for heritage, royalty, culture and power wrapped in the vibranium-infused world of Wakanda. Expect grandeur, community, identity, responsibility. With heavy weight behind the name, this movie can balance blockbuster scale with emotional weight — protecting legacy, forging new paths, and inspiring generations.

6. VENOM

Venom brings anti-hero energy, symbiote chaos, moral grey-zones — fun, wild, unpredictable. It’s about what happens when the monster inside you isn’t just defeated, but embraced, wrestled with. Venom appeals to those who enjoy bold visuals, erratic humour mixed with darkness, and characters who blur the line between hero and villain.