Marvel likely to delay Avengers: The Kang Dynasty

Keep in mind that Marvel must make room for the respective debuts of its TV shows as well, which have been reduced in quantity to focus on quality. It only makes sense for Marvel to stretch out the Multiverse Saga further to make room for a handful more shows and movies, both announced and unannounced.

Plus, there's the artist's side of things. Marvel has been criticized for its lackluster VFX work lately. Both of the in-house and outsourced VFX talents need a break between the shows and movies Marvel is releasing. A 10-year slate would give Marvel more time to fine-tune the important details while giving its VFX artists enough time to rest.

It's an agonizing thought to wait longer to see Earth's Mightiest Heroes assemble against Kang but it's necessary. After all, Marvel set a high bar with the Infinity Saga. Already, Marvel released two of its worst-reviewed movies in Phase 4's Eternals and Phase 5's Ant-Man 3 coming out in the past two years. Unless Marvel changes, the downward slide will continue, and it's a slippery slope.

Also, don't forget, Marvel will have to stave off competition in the years to come. 2025, specifically, will prove pivotal to the lopsided rivalry between Marvel and DC movies. Once James Gunn's DCU slate kicks off, the MCU will have more reasons to worry about the quality of its shows. At that point, Marvel and DC will battle it out for the attention and wallet of fans.

For now, fans can look forward to the premiere of Secret Invasion on Disney+ soon and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 on May 5.