Ryan Gosling finally joins the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The “Project Hail Mary” star will play Ghost Rider in a new standalone film, Marvel Studios executive Kevin Feige announced onstage in Hall H at San Diego Comic Con. The film will be directed by Shawn Levy and is scheduled for release in 2028. Levy is no
Die-hard Marvel fans filled San Diego Comic Con’s massive Hall H on Saturday night, some even camping out for more than 30 hours. But when the 40-minute panel concluded with just two surprise announcements (a Ghost Rider movie starring Ryan Gosling and “Black Panther 3”), it’s hard not to feel: “Is that it?” After a