Marvel Studios’ highly anticipated film Avengers: Doomsday has landed in the spotlight earlier than planned after three teaser trailers leaked online, days before their intended theatrical rollout. The leaked videos, which were meant to play exclusively alongside James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire and Ash, have sparked intense discussion across social media and fan forums. According to the Express Tribune, Marvel had designed a four-teaser launch strategy, with one teaser set to debut each week starting December 19. The plan was to keep the footage limited to cinemas. However, despite strict anti-piracy warnings, three of the four teaser clips were reportedly recorded by audience members and shared online, forcing the studio to take them down quickly. Avengers: Doomsday teaser leak puts Marvel’s secret marketing plan at risk The leaked teasers are said to focus on major legacy characters, instantly driving fan interest. The first and most discussed clip reportedly reintroduces Chris Evans as Steve Rogers, hinting at the return of Captain America. While Marvel has not officially confirmed Evans’ involvement, the teaser allegedly shows Steve riding a …