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SFX magazine recently interviewed Kevin Feige, President of Production for Marvel Studios to find out what we can expect from the upcoming Marvel movies. Some of what he said was expected and some was a blind shot to us superhero movie fans. With Iron Man 2, Thor and Captain America to hit screens first and then culminating with The Avengers in 2012 we are wondering how all of these lines will be drawn, and what story lines and characters will make the final cut.

Although comic book cross overs are nothing new to book reader the idea of movie cross overs has never really been explored unless you count 'Alien vs. Predator'.

"I get to cheat!" he says. "Because its been done before in comics. We might be changing how the dots connect a little bit, but its that experience of reading comics that we're trying to bring to the movies, for people that have never even opened a comic book before. I've said a million times that the best part of reading a comic is that any character can pop into another characters story. That wasn't possible on-screen until Iron Man."

He then goes to explain about the new characters will be intelligently brought into the mix...

"Its fun now and we are introducing some new characters in these films. But its not about cramming in lots of new people ..that's sort of the cardinal sin of the sequel, adding too many characters"

"My only concern is that when we launch a franchise.. whichever characters franchise that may be, it should stand on its own two feet. With Iron Man being the first one out of the gate, thank goodness that's what happened. Everyone loved it. Its our job to do the same with Thor and Captain America two years from now, so by the time The Avengers comes in 2012 its not just a team super hero movie with a bunch of characters with powers, its three people, four including Hulk, five including Nick Fury-who you have seen before in other movies, coming together for the very first time."

That's what I was looking for right there. The man has verified that Hulk will be in the 'Avengers'. Now, the question that will raised in all the forums is "Will he be the Loki controlled Hulk that the Avengers unite against?"

SFX asked him about the concerns that superhero fans have about trying to incorporate the very fantisiful Thor into the reality of Earthly heroes...

"No,  I dont think it will be difficult because that's what Thor is. We're doing the Stan Lee/Jack Kirby/Walt Simonson/J Michael Straczynski Thor. We're not doing the blow the dust of the old Norse book in your library Thor and in the Thor of the Marvel universe there's a race called The Asgardians, and we're linked through this tree of life that we're unaware of. Its real science, but we don't know about it yet. The Thor movie is about teaching people that."

I think some of us will all be able to sleep a little easier tonight and some of us won't be able to sleep at all.