Frances Milner, director of fundraising and marketing at The Prince’s Trust, said: “We’re thrilled to join forces with Marvel on this unique partnership, creating opportunities for young people that support them to realise their potential.

“The Get Started in Product Design with Marvel course has brought together young people with a diverse range of skill sets and backgrounds to harness their creativity and build their confidence and self-belief.

“The course has also given young people invaluable mentorship and work opportunities, and some of them have now begun exciting careers in the industry.”

Marvel fans can look out for the second collection which celebrates the female superheroes from across the Marvel Universe and is due to launch in spring 2022.

The Marvel and Prince’s Trust collection will be available from The Disney Store and online at shopDisney.

Queen to miss Commonwealth Service

The news of the collaboration comes as Prince Charles will represent his mother at the Commonwealth Service on Monday after officials confirmed the Queen would not be attending the service. 

Also absent will be the Duke of Sussex, who announced on Friday that he will also not be travelling back to the UK for his grandfather’s thanksgiving service on March 29 despite plans to travel to the Netherlands for the Invictus Games.

Hours after a spokesman confirmed he won’t be attending the Duke of Edinburgh’s memorial, Prince Harry released a promotional video for the games, which he will attend from April 16.

In the video, the Duke attempts to learn Dutch whilst wearing an orange top, hat and sunglasses.