At this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, we learned that over two dozen Marvel Cinematic Universe actors were going to be lending their voices to the upcoming animated Disney+ series What If?, which explores alternate realities within the MCU. One name that was absent from that long list of performers was Robert Downey Jr., leaving us to assume that the MCU’s highest-paid actor truly was finished playing Tony Stark after his swan song in Avengers: Endgame. But according to fellow MCU member Jeff Goldblum, that’s not the case.

HBO Max just found the way to Sesame Street, and they’re going to be very comfortable there for at least a few years. Today, HBO Max and Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit media and educational organization behind the long-running children’s program Sesame Street, announced a new deal that will bring the program to the forthcoming streaming service for five new seasons. But that’s just the beginning of this new collaboration arriving just in time for Sesame Street’s 50th anniversary.

Director Ava DuVernay is already preparing to head into the world of comic books with an adaptation of the DC Comics property New Gods, and things must be going well on the project in development because she just struck a deal to adapt another title from DC Comics. HBO Max has ordered a pilot directed and executive produced by Ava DuVernay that will adapt the comic book DMZ, originally created by writer Brian Wood and artist Riccardo Burchielli.

Following the split between Marvel and Sony over Spider-Man, the two studios may both be courting director Jon Watts for future projects.

The Russo brothers tackle yet another big question fans have regarding Smart Hulk and his powers in Avengers: Endgame.