Words Aaron Potter

As Phase Four ends, the next begins. But Marvel’s scope goes beyond that having dubbed these next three phases set in the aftermath of the Infinity Saga and the rise and fall of Thanos as the Multiverse Saga.

With No Way Home bringing us three generations of Spider-Men, Multiverse Of Madness throwing Doctor Strange through multiple dimensions, and Loki’s time-travelling exploits on the small screen, it’s certainly living up to this bold endeavour so far. But audiences haven’t seen anything yet!

The next adventure for Ant-Man isn’t only kicking off Phase Five, it’s a pivotal moment in the new Marvel era that promises to be bigger than the Infinity Saga and introduces a villain who’s far more powerful than the Mad Titan.

In the comics, Kang the Conqueror is a classic enemy of the Avengers and the Fantastic Four, travelling through time and harnessing several alternate timeline versions of himself to maintain his control over every universe. Our best look at the new Marvel Big Bad came in Loki, where Jonathan Majors portrays one of these alternate Kangs called He Who Remains. Whether it’s this iteration of Kang or something far, far more fearsome that they encounter, Scott Lang and Hope Van Dyne will have certainly met their match in this incredibly ambitious threequel.

Now equipped with far greater knowledge of the Quantum Realm after saving Earth in Endgame, Ant-Man and the Wasp must use everything they’ve learnt as they venture further into it to defend the universe.

Returning Crew

Scott Lang

After orchestrating the Time Heist and saving the world, Scott Lang has (almost) found the fame he's always craved, but he still has lots of work to do as Ant-Man.

Hope Van Dyne

Back from the blip, Hope is quickly thrust back into action as the Wasp. The Quantum Realm awaits!

Hank Pym

Michael Douglas returns as former S.H.I.E.L.D. agent and creator of the Ant-Man suit. Finally reunited with his long-lost wife, maybe now he’ll finally get off of Scott’s back and give our hero a break.

Janet Van Dyne

Having recently been freed from her thirty-year imprisonment in the Quantum Realm, Janet’s intimate knowledge of this space is sure to come in handy.

Cassie Lang

Kathryn Newton steps in for Emma Fuhrmann as Scott Lang’s now-grown-up daughter. If the comics are anything to go by, she may have a key role future of the MCU.