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After Robert Downey Jr Chris Evans returns to the MCU with Avengers Doomsday

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Marvel Studios has confirmed the sensational return of Chris Evans as Captain America in "Avengers: Doomsday," marking his first full MCU appearance since 2019's "Avengers: Endgame." This development, following Robert Downey Jr's surprise comeback as Iron Man, completes the original Avengers' reassembly for what insiders describe as "the ultimate multiverse showdown." Character Arc Details: - Evans will portray an alternate-timeline Steve Rogers - Story involves the "Secret Wars" comic storyline - Features crossover with younger variant from "Captain America: Brave New World" - Includes legacy team-up with Sam Wilson's current Captain America Production Insights: • 9-month shooting schedule begins January 2024 • $500 million budget (Marvel's largest ever) • 90% shot using revolutionary StageCraft LED volumes • 40+ MCU characters expected to appear The creative team has devised multiple narrative possibilities: 1. Time-displaced Rogers leading a resistance against Doom 2. Clash between variant Captain Americas 3. Emotional reunion with original Avengers 4. Passing-the-torch moment with new generation Industry impact is already being felt: - Marvel stock rose 8% on announcement - "Endgame" re-releases planned worldwide - Merchandise pre-orders broke records - Comic prices for key issues surged 300% Evans' return deal reportedly includes: ? $50 million base salary ? Profit participation points ? Creative input on character direction ? Option for future appearances Director Joe Russo teased that the film will explore "what happens when the man out of time finds himself in a time that's running out." Leaked concept art shows a grizzled Rogers in a hybrid comic-accurate/steampunk suit, wielding both his classic shield and a mysterious new energy weapon. With pre-production underway at Pinewood Studios, "Avengers: Doomsday" is slated for May 2026 release, potentially setting up the next decade of Marvel storytelling. The film's scale promises to dwarf even "Endgame," with rumors of entire universes colliding in unprecedented cinematic spectacle.