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Editorial Policy

Our standards for sourcing, labeling, and correcting information.

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Every published claim traces back to a verifiable source.

Our four labels

Every substantive claim on this site falls into one of four categories:

  • Confirmed - stated directly by Marvel Studios, Disney, or the filmmakers.
  • Reported - published by an established entertainment outlet, not yet studio-confirmed.
  • Rumored - circulating without solid sourcing; treated with caution.
  • Theory - our own reasoned speculation, always labeled as such.

Sourcing standards

We check official channels first - Marvel.com and Marvel/Disney announcements - then cross-check established entertainment reporting when official information isn't available. We keep a private research log of sources for every fact we publish. When reputable outlets are the source, we credit them by name in the text.

Outbound links

To keep readers on a clean, trustworthy page, we generally reserve outbound hyperlinks for primary sources of the highest standing (for example, Marvel's official site or an encyclopedic reference). Trade-press reporting is credited by name without a hyperlink. This is an editorial choice about clarity and credibility, not a claim that other outlets are unreliable.

Rumors and theories

Rumors and fan theories live on a dedicated Theories & Predictions page and are labeled wherever else they appear. We don't present speculation as fact, and we don't publish claims that trace only to AI-generated summaries or unverifiable leaks.

Updates and fact-checks

This is a living site. We revisit key pages whenever Marvel confirms new information, and we date our updates. If confirmed information changes, older statements are corrected rather than quietly removed - see our Corrections Policy.

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Comics history informs theories - but it is never presented as confirmed plot.