Marvel Is Revealing & Deleting Secret Invasion Clues On Twitter, Here"s All Of Them So Far

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Marvel Studios has dropped Secret Invasion clues on Twitter that were deleted after five minutes. Samuel L. Jackson is getting ready for his biggest Marvel Cinematic Universe return thus far as he is set to headline the new Disney+ series, Secret Invasion. Based on the famous Marvel Comics storyline, Secret Invasion will see Fury as he has not been before in previous MCU projects.
With Secret Invasion getting closer to premiering on Disney+ later this month, Marvel Studios has started dropping clues on the show's official Twitter account. But very much like Fury, they are being extremely cryptic, as the tweets get deleted after only five minutes. The clues lead to a new website for Secret Invasion that is called "The Invasion Has Begun."
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In total, six images were released that form an evidence board about interconnected global events. Once the revealed password is entered on the new website (RSD3PX5N7S), it takes the user to a brand-new special preview for Secret Invasion, with most of the footage being a single, long clip. The footage opens up in present-day Moscow, with the return of Martin Freeman as Agent Everett K. Ross, who was last seen in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. The Secret Invasion clip also introduces Agent Prescod, who is convinced a Skrull conspiracy is aiming to destabilize the entire planet.
The two agents discuss the evidence, and Ross agrees to contact Fury, who is still on S.A.B.E.R. However, a surprising ending sees Prescod tackle Ross, seemingly convinced that he's a Skrull himself. It's unclear when in the series this clip is from, but it appears to be an early scene. For now, no other new information has been released, though Secret Invasion's release is quickly approaching.
It's genuinely great to see Marvel Studios getting back to the spy-thrillers, as they found success within that genre for both Agents of SHIELD and Captain America: The Winter Soldier. What will also be interesting to see is how this sets up Fury's future MCU arcs, as he will be back in The Marvels later this year. But for now, fans will have to tune in to Secret Invasion on June 21 (and every Wednesday after that) to follow him on his latest mission.
Source: Marvel Studios/Twitter
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