Kevin Feige surprises by announcing the return of Robert Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom.

At an event that left attendees of the San Diego Comic Con speechless, Kevin Feige, the renowned producer of Marvel Studios, announced the return of Robert Downey Jr. to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but this time in a surprising role: the iconic villain Doctor Doom. This announcement, which had been the subject of speculation for months, became one of the highlights of the convention, where thousands of fans gathered to learn about the latest developments in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). During the presentation, Downey Jr. made a theatrical entrance, emerging from a crowd of actors dressed as Doctor Doom, who surrounded him on stage. Upon removing his mask, he made it clear that he was not only returning to the MCU, but doing so in a new facet that promises to be as complex as it is fascinating. "New mask, same job," were his words, suggesting that despite changing sides, the essence of his performance would remain intact. The movie marking this return is titled 'Avengers: Doomsday,' and its release is scheduled for May 2026. This new chapter of the MCU becomes a focal point, not only for the return of one of the most beloved characters but also for the direction of the Russo Brothers, who already have a solid track record in the Avengers saga, having directed previous installments that were acclaimed by both critics and fans. The decision to include Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom, a character who has been the antagonist of the Fantastic Four and other superheroes in the comics, raises interesting questions about the direction the MCU narrative will take. In the comics, Doom is a formidable enemy not only for his physical prowess but also for his intelligence and technological skills, which opens up a range of possibilities for exploring his character. The shift in narrative focus is also reflected in the title of the film, previously known as 'Avengers: The Kang Dynasty,' which is now called 'Avengers: Doomsday.' This transition could indicate a broader approach to the multiverses and the threats facing Marvel's heroes, in a context where Doctor Doom could be a key player in future MCU events. The revelation of this new focus aligns with Marvel's strategy of reinventing and refreshing its narrative universe. With 'Avengers: Doomsday' and the sequel, 'Avengers: Secret Wars,' scheduled for May 2027, fans have much to look forward to in the coming years. The introduction of iconic characters like Doctor Doom alongside the Russo's direction could mark a new era for the Avengers. Meanwhile, in the musical realm, the Peruvian group Grupo 5 has decided to do its part to celebrate the National Holidays with a special concert on July 28. This event promises to be a blend of joy and patriotism, attracting fans of salsa music and other genres who have found in the group a cultural reference. Although the exact details about the concert’s location have not yet been revealed, it is expected to be a large-scale event. The return of Downey Jr. to Marvel and Grupo 5's concert, while seemingly distant in their respective worlds, underscore the diversity of entertainment available to fans in Peru. While Marvel fans celebrate the rebirth of a hero turned villain, music lovers are preparing to enjoy an event that celebrates culture and national pride. Both events highlight the human desire to celebrate and enjoy life, whether through the big screen or on stage. In a world where news can often be negative, these celebrations of creativity and community serve as a reminder of the power of art and culture in our lives.