Superhero Bits: Edgar Wright Talks Ant-Man, Infinity War Set Photo, Justice League Photo Filters & More

What did Edgar Wright have to say about why he left Ant-Man a few years back? Is there a Captain America VR attraction coming to Disney parks? How did Kevin Feige convince Sony to share Spider-Man with Marvel Studios? Do you have guesses as to which Avengers will die in Avengers: Infinity War, if any? All that and more in this edition of Superhero Bits.

Marisa Tomei talks about her role in Spider-Man: Homecoming, complete with a quick new clip from the movie.

Heroic Hollywood imagines five ways that Venom could still possibly show up in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Join the League with the new #JusticeLeague masks, only on Facebook. pic.twitter.com/w04gdkfH9J

— Justice League Movie (@justiceleaguewb) June 22, 2017

Facebook has some new filters that will allow you to become the various members of Justice League in your photos.

Kevin Feige recalled to The Hollywood Reporter how he convinced Sony to let Marvel put Spider-Man in the MCU.

The Russo brothers shared an Avengers: Infinity War set photo with Scott Derrickson at Sanctum Sanctorum.

Scarlett Johnansson talked about why putting on Black Widow's body suit was daunting for a couple of reasons.

It's Spidey and Iron Man versus Vulture in the sky in this new triptych poster for Spider-Man: Homecoming.

Wonder Woman is on the verge of becoming the highest grossing movie in the DC Extended Universe very soon.

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One fan decided to imagine a world where The Avengers are allowed to meet the Fantastic Four on the big screen.

Edgar Wright diplomatically explained why he ended up walking away from Ant-Man just before shooting started.

Watch another Spider-Man: Homecoming clip where Peter and Ned stop by a party with a little Spidey scheme.

io9 tries to figure out which of The Avengers might finally bite the dust when Avengers: Infinity War hits in 2018.

Houston Sharp shared some of the artwork put into motion in the Wonder Woman story of the gods and Amazons.

Deadline reports Sons of Anarchy star Michael Beach has been cast in DC's Aquaman in a key supporting role.

Hot Toys has shared the head sculpt for Tom Holland for their Spider-Man: Homecoming figure coming in 2018.

A new patent seems to indicate that Disney is working on some kind of Captain America shield toss VR attraction.

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Hot Toys has revealed their figure for the new Iron Man Mark XLVII armor as part of their MMS Diecast Series.

Puma has a brand new clothing line inspired by Justice League made for the trendy kids in your household.

The Punisher is ready to dish out his own brand of justice as this Collectors Gallery statue from Gentle Giant.

NECA has another pricey life-size collectible for you to spend the mortgage on with this foam Wonder Woman.