Marvel's Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N. is set up as a hands-on look at the inner workings of the MCU, all presented as in-universe artifacts. One detail in particular has caught the attention of eagle-eyed fans in the segment of the exhibit dedicated to Thanos.
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Back in 2018, after Netflix canceled its critically acclaimed Marvel TV series Daredevil, fans put up a tough fight pushing for the show's return. Now, fans have officially launched another #SaveDaredevil campaign on Twitter to bring attention back to the series.
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S.H.I.E.L.D. is all over the Marvel universe. Sometimes they work with superheroes, sometimes they work against them, and sometimes, the shadowy spy organization simply works in the shadows. From Nick Fury to Civil War, this is S.H.I.E.L.D., declassified.
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One of the easiest things to do to remember Chadwick Boseman's legacy is to simply appreciate his career, and there's no shortage of ways to do that. It turns out that watching Black Panther on Disney+ tonight — Saturday, November 28 — will be even more special than usual.
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At the end of Artemis Fowl, the title character declares himself a criminal mastermind ... but aren't criminal masterminds the bad guys in movies, with the exception of films like Robin Hood and Ocean's Eleven? Here's why Kenneth Branagh made the title character in his film less villainous.
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Looper reached out to Dr. Jed Macosko, Ph.D., a Professor of Physics at Wake Forest University to help us understand exactly where the differences lie between Starlight and Captain Marvel's energy blasting powers.
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From childhood trauma to all his different alter egos, here are the things about the Hulk that didn't make it into the MCU.
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True believers, rest assured: Deadpool 3 is coming, it will be R-rated, and, yes, it's time to celebrate that with a graphically violent movie poster. Shall we?
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Back in the mid-2000s, Will Smith turned down the biggest superhero role of all: Superman. No one knows what might have been if Smith had taken the role, but digital artist ApexForm has graced the world with the next best thing: fan art of what the actor would have looked like as the Man of Steel.
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Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse changed the game when it was released in 2018. Considered by many to be one of the best, most important superhero movies of the 2010s.
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If you're going to play a superhero, you've got to put on the muscle. And for Thor: Love and Thunder, Chris Hemsworth is getting more ripped than ever before.
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The Batman is in front of the cameras, and one intrepid Twitter user has given us our first look at director Matt Reeves' solo vehicle for the Dark Knight. User @100Jordanlee shared a series of set photos showing off the look of Gotham's cops, cop cars, and some utility vehicles.
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Like the upcoming film's titular character himself, director Matt Reeves' The Batman is shrouded in a dark veil of mystery. That considered, a new (and unconfirmed) rumor has fans seriously stressing out about what the movie might have in store.
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When it comes to high quality superhero television, few programs have reached the heights of Netflix's Marvel slate. Out of Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, the Punisher, and Iron Fist, which series did fans like the best?
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Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 4 is, perhaps, the most famous Marvel sequel that never happened. However, Raimi was fully onboard to close out his Spider-Man series with an epic climax, featuring John Malkovich as the Vulture. What happened?
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While Marvel has yet to announce who will be taking on the role of Black Panther in the new film, fans have latched on to reports that Shuri will have an expanded role in the sequel.
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In a recent interview about style and fashion, Larson did have one answer regarding the huge impact that her Marvel Cinematic Universe role has had on her career, her life, and her outlook.
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Cobra Kai seamlessly injects callbacks and references to the original film, ranging from insignificant set details to obscure plot-driving story beats. There's one in particular, though, that fans are still waiting to see.
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Daniel (Ralph Macchio) and Johnny (William Zabka) refer back to this legendary deleted scene on Cobra Kai, and only super-fans know what they're talking about.
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Marvel's early TV projects, like Cloak & Dagger, Runaways, and Daredevil, are over and done with -- but that doesn't mean we're ready to say goodbye to their best characters. These are the heroes and villains of Marvel's TV shows we want to see in the MCU.
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When Homelander's mad, all you can do is pray he spares you. We've seen first-hand how one of his rampages go down, and things get messy fast. In fact, one fan of The Boys recently brought up an interesting point: who cleans up the blood on his suit?
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Voice actor Maurice LaMarche's take on the Brain, probably his most widely recognized character, came from two places: the golden age of Hollywood, and the Animaniacs writers' room.
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A very unique animated feature based on one of the most popular Marvel characters is back on Netflix's Top Ten list two years after its theatrical release.
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To many, Tom Holland is the best Spider-Man actor there ever was. However, no one ever really talks about the man Holland overcame to earn his spot as the wall-crawler: Charlie Rowe, who was just as capable of leading this new era of Spider-Man. Here's what he could have looked like as Spidey.
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Many fans have theories about Marvel's plans going forward, with the hope that their favorite comic characters are coming soon. As it turns out, there's one particular character from the Marvel comics that many fans want to see on screen.
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Whatever you want to call them, Redditor u/EndlessMorfeus thought it'd be fun to fancast the actors behind The Seven as DC villains. It's an interesting premise, since the heroes are basically Justice League analogues gone wild. Here's how this thought experiment turned out.
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The new teaser didn't tell us much, nor did the director's Vero commentary, but one small Easter egg hidden in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it frame is an obvious reference to Leto's controversial interpretation of the Clown Prince of Crime.
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