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If the stars line up and it looks like it will, Disney's "Avengers: Endgame" will soon be the most profitable movie of all time. "Spider-Man: Far From Home" will surpass the billion-dollar global box office and Marvel continue to strengthen as one of the most successful movie franchises in the history of the industry.

And there is more to come.

In just a few days, Marvel should step onto the San Diego Comic-Con Hall H stage to unveil his next phase of superhero movies.

Over the weekend, Disney announced that "Endgame" had reached $ 2.780 billion, or $ 7.16 million less than the "Avatar" record ($ 2.778 billion). At this point, it seems inevitable that "Endgame" exceeds this figure.

After all, "Avengers: Infinity War" was released in April of last year, almost on the same date as the debut of "Endgame" this year, and lasted the first two weeks of September. Analysts have long predicted that "Endgame" would last at least until Labor Day.

The success of "Spider-Man: Far From Home" is another feather in Marvel's hat. The film is a collaboration between Marvel Studios and Sony and is part of an agreement reached between Sony's Amy Pascal and Kevin Feige of Marvel in 2015.

Sony would fund and distribute the film, but Marvel would produce the film, supervise the story, choose the director and link it to the rest of the Marvel Film Universe (MCU). Although Disney does not receive any cash at the box office of the film, it still holds the marketing rights of the character – toys, accessories for clothes and other merchandise are all in Disney's pocket.

On Sunday, Sony announced that "Spider-Man: Far From Home" had grossed $ 847 million globally. That's a little less than the $ 880.2 million "Spider-Man: Homecoming" made during the entire period of 2017. Expects Far From Home to exceed $ 1 billion before leaving the cinemas this summer.

Since 2008, Marvel's films have grossed more than $ 22.2 billion at the global box office. These films have been distributed by Paramount, Universal, Disney and Sony, although Disney has distributed the majority – 16.

And there are more Disney movies and upcoming TV shows.

For the company's upcoming Disney + streaming service, Marvel has announced a series of TV-related television series that will be influenced by and influence upcoming MCU movies. Until now, there will be "WandaVision", "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier", a series of Hawkeye and a series of Loki.

Future films will include a previous movie about Black Widow, "The Guardians of the Galaxy 3", and suites of "Black Panther", "Captain Marvel" and "Doctor Strange".

In addition, Marvel has teased an "Eternals" movie starring Thanos's brother, Starfox, as well as "Ms. Marvel" and "Shang-Chi" movies, which would bring a welcome diversity to Marvel's slate. .

It is not known when and in what order these films will be published. Fans and analysts expect Marvel to make an announcement Saturday about his upcoming San Diego Comic-Con match. However, the studio could hold up at the Disney's D23 Expo in August to reveal it.

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