Are you excitedly awaiting “The Marvels”? The new photos from the set feature the heroes.

“The Marvels” is set to hit theaters in November. The Total Film portal has released new photos showcasing the heroines, which we are presenting below:

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What do we know about the movie “Marvels”? Watch the trailer.

The official plot description of “Marvels” highlights that the film will continue threads not only from “Captain Marvel,” but also from the “WandaVision” and “Ms. Marvel” series. Read it for yourself:

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In “Marvels,” Carol Danvers (Captain Marvel) has reclaimed her identity from the tyrants of the Kree Empire and sought revenge on the Supreme Intelligence. However, unforeseen consequences throw the burden of a destabilized universe onto her shoulders. Duty calls her to a space-time anomaly connected to the Kree. Carol’s powers are merged with those of Kamala Khan (Ms. Marvel), her superfan from Jersey City, and her long-lost niece, now S.A.B.E.R. astronaut Captain Monica Rambeau. This unlikely trio must unite their strengths to save the universe.

Kamala Khan (Iman Vellani) has just made her debut in the series “Ms. Marvel.” Monica Rambeau first appeared in “Captain Marvel,” albeit as a young girl. The adult version of her is portrayed by Teyonah Parris, who starred in “WandaVision.” The series depicts how her character acquired her powers.

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It’s not just about Captain Marvel. Brie Larson’s pivotal roles.

Brie Larson is most renowned for her portrayal of Carol Danvers, also known as Captain Marvel, in the MCU movies. She took on this role in films such as “Captain Marvel,” “Avengers: Endgame,” “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings,” and made episodic appearances in the series “Ms. Marvel.” “Marvels” is eagerly anticipated before its premiere. Her filmography spans both dramas (including “Room,” for which she received an Oscar, “Glass Castle,” “Free Fire”) and comedies (“Don Jon,” “Derailed,” “Shop with Unicorns,” “Basmati Blues”). Her performance in the show “Kong: Skull Island” and the action movie “21 Jump Street” is also noteworthy.