CAPTAIN MARVEL: Stunning First Look Concept Art Has (Finally) Been Released In Hi-Resolution

Funny they didn’t release the Skrulls concept that looks wway better than what we’ve seen so far. Oh well this looks great and I can’t eait

It translated pretty well in the trailer so thats good. Cant wait for next year!!!

That costume is a little bit overdesigned tbh. It looks ok. But it would look better without all those lines.

Can anyone deny that she doesn't look great?

She's beauty, she's grace, she'll punch you in the face.

Somewhat offtopic: i just watched Avengers 2 and Ant-Man, and now I'm currently rewatching Civil War. The people who say the MCU films are all the same really have no idea what they're talking about. Going from Avengers 2 to Civil War's Iron Man, it's amazing how much they respect the consistency in the characterization but are able to really show these character's in entirely different lights. The VERY first scene of Tony in Civil War just hits you hard with the emotional realism that has now become a staple of the Russos.

Another thing I noticed, in every single MCU film, there are just these amazing hero moments in each film. No matter how funny, how action packed, how "cool" these films are, they really do encompass flawed characters that encompass a wonderful hero's journey that feels authentic. Look at Ant-Man for example. They turn a group of criminals into people who are just in bad habits and fell into a bad life, but in the end they're good people at heart, and they all have a moment where they risk something so Scott can pull of the heist. It's amazing that Feige and all the other creatives at Marvel understand you always need emphasis on the hero part of superheroes.

Lastly, watching all these films back to back knowing what they accomplished in their next films and especially the payoff with Infinity war, it's such a rewarding experience, and it's truly amazing how they did this while making up the movies on the spot almost. No one knew what Panther would look like when Age of ultron was being made, no one knew what was going to happen in Homecoming yet when they were writing Civil War. I truly applaud everyone involved, and I can't wait to see Captain Marvel not only take us one step closer to the hopefully amazing finale in Avengers 4, but be introduced to a unique origin with a wonderful character that will add even more nuance to the MCU as a whole.

The antithesis between news and movies regarding the MCU and everyone else (Sony,WB, Fox) is pretty glaring.

It's like living in Seychelles watching the sunset versus living in Detroit in the middle of a tornado.