The phrase "after credits" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to content that appears after the credits of a film or television show, often including additional scenes or information.
Example: "Make sure to stay in your seats for the surprise scene that appears after credits."
Alternatives: "post-credits" or "after the credits".
Fans were surprised earlier this week when an alleged after credits scene from Age of Ultron began doing the rounds online.
Hail Hydra, it looks like the after after credits scene for Avengers: Age of Ultron may have just leaked online, days before being released to the public.
The apparent after after credits scene sees the web slinger telling a window cleaner he "missed a spot", with the Avengers tower sitting in the background.
"Jesse Owens," directed by Laurens Grant and written by the frequent PBS collaborator Stanley Nelson ("Freedom Riders"), is a smooth and handsome production that suffers from its brevity: about 52 minutes, after credits and promos.
In any one of these years, at least two-thirds (between 67%and72%2%) of all active corporations had zero tax liability after credits.
U.S. rates are high on estates of more than $3 million (after credits), the marginal rate is 55%–but George W. Bush, who's running for the Republican Party's presidential nomination, says that if he's elected next year, he'll abolish inheritance taxes.
Here's what we learnt: There is definitely no after-after credits scene There is a video going around online of a window cleaner doing his job when a certain sarcastic web-swinger pops up behind and shouts "you missed a spot".
Watch that after-credits scene in "Infinity War" again: Fury acts pretty quickly to activate that pager despite never having seen or heard a word about Thanos.
It's a surprise that might not have made much sense, unless you stuck around for the show's two mid- and after-credits scenes.
Ant-Man, played by Paul Rudd, who was last seen in the after-credits sequence of Ant-Man and the Wasp going to the subatomic realm with the assistance of the Pym family who were all killed by Thanos's universe-altering finger snap.
How'd you decide Hope, Hank and Janet would disappear in the after-credit scene and who would be present?
