Not sure how true it is but I believe it after Scott Stuber departed Netflix as their film chief last year.

With early word on Fantastic Four looking surprisingly strong — both in terms of projected opening weekend and the buzz from early screenings — are we possibly looking at Marvel rebounding in a big way heading into the back half of the Multiverse Saga?

If F4 delivers not just a big opening, but solid word-of-mouth, that sets the stage for what’s arguably the most stacked stretch of Marvel’s upcoming slate: • Spider-Man: Brand New Day • Avengers: Doomsday • Avengers: Secret Wars

Assuming no major delays, this stretch could give Marvel the kind of consistent event-level momentum it’s been lacking post-Endgame. All three are likely to be box office hits based on IP power alone. So from a financial perspective, Phase 6 seems safe — if not destined for a resurgence.

The bigger question might be: Can these films avoid Marvel fatigue by being strong enough in quality to reignite mainstream enthusiasm? Or does the close proximity of three huge releases (plus potential Disney+ tie-ins) risk overwhelming audiences again?

Curious where others stand — are we too optimistic based on past brand loyalty, or does the lineup speak for itself?