The final chapter of the MCU’s Phase 4, Black Panther: Wakanda forever arrives in November as Wakanda is invaded by the aquatic forces of Talokan led by the mutant Namor (Tenoch Huerta).

This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris talk about all the news from Comic Con, including all the Marvel announcements, Stallone becoming a superhero in Samaritan, The Gray Man, Last Night in Soho, Resident Evil, Everything Everywhere All at Once and more.

Marvel was back in full force at SDCC 2022 with the first trailer for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, a new look at next month’s She-Hulk, and the roadmap for their plans for the next few years. 

Groot gets a series of 5 short adventures on Disney+ when the new series I Am Groot debuts in August.

With his third solo outing, Thor easily took the top spot at the box office, sending last week’s champions, the Minions, down to second place.

Suffering from dissociative identity disorder, mercenary Marc Spector and mild-mannered gift shop employee Steven Grant share the same body and have to figure out some way to work together and use the powers of the Egyptian god Khonshu to stop cult leader Arthur Harrow from finding and unleashing the god Ammit and condemning millions of souls to deadly judgment.

While trying to discover who he is following the Avengers defeat of Thanos, Thor learns of a new threat, Gorr the God Butcher, who is set on killing all the gods in the universe, which causes him to reunite with Korg, Valkyrie and Jane Foster, who now wields Mjolnir as Mighty Thor, in July’s Thor: Love and Thunder.

Multiverse of Madness remained on top of the box office for another weekend while Downton Abbey: A New Era opened below expectations and Alex Garland’s new film Men apparently baffled and angered audiences, who gave it an atrocious D+ Cinemascore.