Marvel already has its films lined up quite well, but it seems we will never know the final cast for "Avengers: Age of Ultron" until we actually watch it in theaters.

According to Cinema Blend, this film will most likely be the exit points for many of the Earth's mightiest fictional heroes, including Thor, Iron Man, Hulk, and Hawkeye.

However, fans of the Avengers should not worry - there's still more to come, and it seems that Marvel is ready for an all new line-up, Avengers 2.0, if you will, and will consist of Falcon, Scarlet Witch, The Vision, and War Machine, to be lead by Captain America and Black Widow.

In other words, they are paving the way for phase three of the MCU and the Infinity War.

Quicksilver will most likely meet his death in next month's flick, as Superhero News noted that his quick arc in the franchise is by no means an exaggeration; he will die while protecting a fellow Avenger, making him, in all counts, as much of a hero as the rest of the team.

Just because the team we came to love has disbanded, it does not mean that it will be the last we'll see of them: Tony Stark and Hawkeye have signed up to appear on "Captain America: Civil War", and Thor has another standalone film for "Thor: Ragnaraok" which is set to be released in 2017. There's no news yet as to what will happen for the Hulk, but actor Mark Ruffalo is said to still have four Marvel films in his contract, so he should turn up before or at the very least, during "Avengers: Infinity Wars".

That's not the last of the cast, however, because according to Movie Pilot, Marvel Entertainment's Lorraine Cink asked Joss Whedon, "Will we be seeing Marvel characters who aren't yet in the preview photos? Are we going to be seeing other Marvel characters that we've seen in other films or other parts of the universe?"

His answer? "Yes."

Simple and quite direct.

Tech Times speculated that one of the Marvel characters who will be featured is the 14-year-old Spider-Man. Plenty of rumors seem to revolve around the appearance of the web-slinger, and he may make a significant impact, but this rumor has not been confirmed in any way. But as the website noted, Spider-Man has a big role regarding the Civil War storyline, so it seems that there is a very big possibility he will at least have a cameo in "Age of Ultron."

Do you think Spider-Man will be making an appearance as a 14-year-old boy?