New Avengers: Endgame teaser trailer debuts during Super Bowl 2019

Marvel Studios has released a new teaser for the fourth Avengers movie, which is due April 2019, with this latest preview having debuted during February 2's Super Bowl LIII.

Brie Larson is just weeks away from introducing the world to her iteration of "Captain Marvel", a game-changing superhero movie that is set to take the MCU by storm.

Avengers: Endgame was always going to be an epic experience, but speaking with Collider, the Russo brothers have confirmed their Marvel extravaganza now clocks in at a massive three hours.

For more on everything Marvel, watch the 30-second Captain Marvel spot from the Super Bowl, read IGN's breakdown of the Avengers: Endgame 30-second teaser, and find out how Ant-Man possibly escaped the Quantum Realm.

"Where do we go, now that they're gone?" posters are plastered on the wall as Rogers sits in a the group.

Interesting. For more on Avengers: Endgame, check out the links below and look for the full interview with the Russo brothers and some of the Infinity War VFX team soon.

In the beginning, shots of the New York City skyline and Citi Field are shown.

We see New York City looking v. sad and empty, nearly post-apocalyptic, and a sign that reads: 'Where do we go, now that they're gone?'

Tony Stark was on Titan when Thanos snapped and killed the majority of the people out there with him.

There is one particular moment in the new TV spot that shows the surviving Avengers peering up to the night sky outside of the Avengers HQ.

Regardless of who is edited out, we do know that Marvel is notorious for editing characters in and out of their trailers, so there is definitely some validity of this being a possible missing character.

Avengers: Endgame is out on April 26, which isn't long now for us to wait for the conclusion of the story that began in Infinity War.