Just a few days after being treated to a brand new Captain Marvel trailer, the world appears to be on the cusp of receiving its first look at Avengers 4.
One week after fans were left disappointed when a theory suggesting it would be unveiled last week was disproved, reports have now “confirmed” the first look at the Infinity War follow-up will drop later this week, reported lt a few days after planned due to the memorial for George HW Bush who died last week.
The Grammy Award nominations announcement has also been pushed back so as not to coincide with the service.
Considering the film is due to be released April 2019, many have been speculating that a trailer would be released before Christmas. So when the film’s directors, the Russo brothers, attended a fan screening hosted by Collider last Wednesday, theorists deemed the event the perfect occasion for it to drop.
Instead of unveiling the trailer, however, they shut down any questions about the fourth film by using an air-horn whenever it was mentioned.
Having initially been reported that the trailer would arrive on Wednesday, the word is that the Avengers 4 trailer will arrive on Friday.
Avengers: Infinity War was released earlier this year, and saw Thanos (Josh Brolin) wreak destruction on Marvel superheroes, including Iron Man, Spider-Man and Black Panther.
Thanks to a tie-in book, two further characters were confirmed to have survived the character’s destructive finger-snap leading to a huge theory surrounding the character of Dr Erik Selvig (Stellan Skarsgård) and his importance in the forthcoming film.
Disney and Marvel have kept incredibly silent about the sequel, but small details have emerged thanks to tie-in toys, chatty actors and the occasional leak, which we have collated here.
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