While Lee was an instrumental force in developing a stunning number of Marvel heroes and villains, he certainly didn't write all of them. Lee didn't create Venom, Luke Cage, or Wolverine, to name a few, and sometimes, he even forgot which characters he was involved in creating.
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For his part, Trebek was characteristically level-headed and unassuming when discussing his last day on the job. He sat down with ABC's Michael Strahan for a Jeopardy! retrospective in January of 2020, and talked about how he wanted to make his exit.
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If you came away from Alita: Battle Angel just as confused as Alita is during her efforts to piece together her own history, never fear — this is Alita's entire backstory explained.
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Thor: Love and Thunder will feature the return of Jane Foster, who is slated to wield Mjolnir and become the Mighty Thor. Set to play a major role in that return is a key plot device from the less fondly remembered middle chapter of Thor's solo saga, The Dark World. That plot device: the Aether.
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Despite diminishing returns, Fantastic Beasts is still set to stage a third attempt at recapturing the magic of the Harry Potter franchise, leaving fans with the question: Who will take over for Depp? We finally have our first potential answer to that question.
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In an appropriately 2020 left-field twist, the first Marvel venture post-Endgame will also be its quirkiest yet. Here's the unexpected way Marvel came up with the idea for WandaVision.
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In Entertainment Weekly's November 10 cover story about WandaVision, the creatives working on the series revealed to the outlet that WandaVision will be far more than just a six-episode miniseries. In fact, one series star went as far as comparing WandaVision to six entire Marvel movies.
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Wouldn't pawning the Mind Stone (in scepter form) off on Loki just make Thanos' job that much harder? And didn't the God of Mischief redeem himself just a little too quickly? Marvel took two potential plot holes and solved them both with one elegant stroke: they updated Loki's social media status.
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Taika Waititi's 2017 hit, Thor: Ragnarok went a long way toward rectifying one of the MCU's biggest continuity errors through a small-yet-ingenious scene.
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Following the end of the decade-long Infinity Saga, the Marvel Cinematic Universe finds itself in a state of transition with some of its landmark heroes. Here's one possible direction the studio could go with Hulk.
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Thor seems like a completely different character from where he started, but there is one one humorous tradition, going back to his first appearance, which fans hope will continue in the upcoming Thor: Love and Thunder.
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The Guardians of the Galaxy are imaginary. By definition, everything about them is a lie. But let's take a closer look at a few times when Marvel really made the Guardians' audience heads spin with confusing information.
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As it turns out, he not only works out for every movie he's in, but changes how he does so depending on what kind of character he's playing, and if any character deserves a specialized workout routine, it's the super-jacked son of Zeus.
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They might not show up in Marvel movies or DC films, but these superheroes proved they could deliver big thrills and big bucks at the box office.
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To celebrate impending re-release of Alita: Battle Angel, producer Jon Landau took to Facebook to share a behind-the-scenes photo with the cast, director, and producers, including James Cameron. It's the perfect photo to remind yourself of the amazing talent that helped bring this movie to life
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One big mystery surrounding 2021's The Suicide Squad is which major villain the crew will go up against this time around. The rest of us will have to wait until the movie (or a more spoiler-filled trailer) comes out, but there's one person who's not in the dark.
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When 20th Century Studios' Alita: Battle Angel first hit theaters, fans of Yukito Kishiro's '90s manga and anime Battle Angel Alita likely noticed one glaring difference: the story's setting. Here's why Alita: Battle Angel takes place in Latin America.
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From comic disbelief to homicidal rage, here’s how these Marvel characters reacted when they learned about Spider-Man’s identity.
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It seems like every major pop culture figure is getting a baby version of itself these days. Now, Alita director Robert Rodriguez recently shared artwork from Twitter user @PaulUntitled depicting a pint-sized version of the titular heroine standing beside the one and only Baby Yoda.
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For more than a decade, as Marvel Studios has taken step after step to become the entertainment juggernaut par excellence that we know and love today, one question has echoed through the halls of nerdery: "Where Moon Knight at?" At last, we have our answer.
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Being a superhero is expensive. Luckily, these Marvel heroes have cash to burn.
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Tony Stark knew about Peter Parker for long enough and well enough to take the young superhero under his wing, but we did not know all the particulars ... until now. Recently, located in the pages of the a book titled The Wakanda Files, is the answer to how, exactly, Stark knew about Spider-Man.
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Now is the perfect opportunity to discover a series truly unlike anything else on television — or to re-watch Swamp Thing and catch all the tiny winks and references you may have missed. With that in mind, here's a look at some of the comic references aimed at viewers looking beneath the surface.
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The stars of the MCU are often prone to mess-ups, and the cast of Captain Marvel no exception. Despite seasoned actors and Oscar winners filling the movie's roster, lines were forgotten, blocking was totally bungled, and goofiness got the best of the stars more often than you might think.
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Alita: Battle Angel blew audiences away with its vision of a post-apocalyptic world. But in what real-world places did the film shoot? The answer might surprise you.
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The world of comic books hosts some of the most creative minds in all of history, but none can hold a candle to the legendary Stan Lee. Lee was also one of the most conscientious comics creators of all time, as evidenced by this tale of his demand on the team behind Doctor Strange.
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While the comics have plenty of bad guys to choose from, filling Thanos' shoes won't be easy. You'll need a fan-favorite if you want to elicit the same kind of response fans had when they saw that purple-skinned profile in the mid-credits scene of Avengers.
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