General interest in the Marvel Cinematic Universe appears to have waned since its “Avengers: Endgame” heyday, but Marvel Studios’ robust slate of upcoming films makes it clear that the machine is not slowing down any time soon.
And while the Marvel name might not be enough to guarantee a cultural phenomenon anymore, Nia DaCosta believes that her upcoming superhero debut “The Marvels” is unique enough to be a hit with comic book fans.In a new interview with Total Film, DaCosta — who directed the indie hit “Little Woods” and the Monkeypaw-produced “Candyman” sequel before joining the MCU — expressed sympathy for the argument that fans are getting tired of superhero movies.
But she explained that she thinks “The Marvels” has a unique comedic tone that will set it apart from the crowd.“I think superhero fatigue absolutely exists,” DaCosta said.
“The biggest difference from the other MCU movies to date is that [‘The Marvels’ is] really wacky,…
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