Female superheroes will no longer be under-represented in films, at least in those made by Marvel Studios. They are enthusiastic about having female-led superhero films, starting with Captain Marvel, which will have a woman director "for sure". Asked about Marvel Studios' commitment to do a stand-alone movie on Black Widow, played by Scarlett Johansson, Kevin Feige, President of Marvel Studios, said: "I think it's just time right now. She will play a very important part in the next two 'Avengers' movies."
"Where we go from there?...we are starting to plan out. But we are interested in doing it. Scarlett is interested in doing it and I think the fans are very interested. So, usually that's a good recipe for things happening," Feige said. Her fans will have to wait for a while, but those who want to see women with superpowers on the big screen can look forward to "Captain Marvel", to be essayed by Oscar-winning actress Brie Larson.

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