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Throughout the last 18 years, audiences have seen the Marvel Cinematic Universe grow, evolve, reach unprecedented heights, and suffer some missteps along the way. With so many moving pieces involved in this large, interconnected franchise, a lot of planning is constantly required to get projects off the ground. However, there's always a slight chance that things don't play out as originally intended (like when Kang the Conqueror was dropped in favor of Doctor Doom). For the most part, Marvel's announcements tend to materialize within a few years... but there are two big exceptions to this rule.
Back in 2014, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige announced that an Inhumans movie was in the works and would introduce "dozens of new characters" to the MCU. While an Inhumans project did come our way, it was in the form of a TV series that was quickly forgotten by the world and ignored by Marvel itself. Now, the Inhumans are nowhere to be found.
The second time a big-time superhero was supposed to join the MCU, only for those plans to go horribly wrong, was with Blade. Back during San Diego Comic-Con 2019, Kevin Feige took over the Hall H stage to announce that Mahershala Ali would bring the iconic vampire hunter to life in a standalone movie. Unfortunately, seven years have gone by since that day, and a Blade film still eludes us. So, what does Feige himself think about this misstep?
