More were released beginning in April 2016, as a WHIH Newsfront Special Report, focusing on the Avengers and the political issues surrounding them, as part of a similar viral marketing campaign for the film Captain America: Civil War.

[10] The report focuses on the opposing sides of Civil War's central conflict, with Everhart supporting governmental oversight and accountability for superheroes, and Adams willing to let the Avengers do what is necessary to save the world.

[14] Other content released for the viral marketing campaigns include ongoing posts on social media sites such as Twitter and Google+,[3][12] as well as a full length piece on Mashable, attributed to Everhart, that serves as a companion to the videos.

[15] More focus was placed on social media for the 2016 return, with tweets released to celebrate Earth Day, with reference to Stark Industries and Pepper Potts,[3] and to mark the end of the clean up of Washington, D.C. following the events of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, with quotes from MCU politicians such as President Ellis used.

I mean come on, real online broadcasts of the news channel that it turns out has been there from the start, and it's hosted by the same side character (whom we probably didn't even think would be back) from the startup MCU film made 7 years ago?

"[9] Sean K. Cureton of Screen Rant found the videos to be "in keeping with the willingness on the part of Marvel Studios to poke fun at some of the more vocal complaints frequently raised against the action-centric nature of the MCU, and the entire superhero film genre by default.