Ant-Man and the Wasp

Two years after Civil War, Scott Lang is under house arrest, and on bad terms with Hank Pym and Hope van Dyne, now fugitives. They open a quantum tunnel and Scott gets a message from Janet van Dyne, lost in the Quantum Realm for 30 years. The three try to rescue her, with Hope suiting up as the Wasp. Black-market dealer Sonny Burch wants the tech, and Ava Starr, aka Ghost, shows up, phasing through walls because of a quantum accident. With Pym's old colleague Bill Foster, Ava wants to cure herself with Janet's energy, which would kill Janet. After a chase across San Francisco, Pym brings Janet back and she stabilizes Ava. Scott gets home just in time for his house arrest to end.

• Mid-credits Scott enters the Quantum Realm to collect energy, but Hank, Janet and Hope turn to dust in Thanos's snap. Scott is left stranded.
• After the credits In an empty house, an emergency broadcast plays on TV while the giant ant plays the drums.

1. CameoThe '60s sending the bill

   During the San Francisco chase, the Wasp shrinks a car right in front of its owner. Stan Lee looks on and says: "The '60s were fun, but now I'm paying for it." Ant-Man debuted in the comics in 1962.

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2. ReferenceProject Goliath

   Bill Foster, played by Laurence Fishburne, says he worked with Hank on Project Goliath. In the comics, Foster becomes the hero Goliath, who also changes size.

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3. ReferenceScott's magic tricks

   Under house arrest, Scott learns close-up magic from an online course. It's a nod to the Magician, a villain who fought Hank Pym in the '60s comics.

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4. SetupJimmy Woo, the FBI agent

   The agent monitoring Scott's house arrest, Jimmy Woo, comes from the comics, where he was a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent and leader of the Agents of Atlas. He comes back later in the franchise.

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