Twitter Has A Lot To Say About Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse
Twitter had a lot of thoughts on "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse."
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The Ending Of Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse Explained
The ending of "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse," the sequel to "Into the Spider-Verse," leaves many plot threads dangling. Here's the ending, explained. -
Michael Dorn Returns To DC's Steel In The Most Intimate Way Yet - Exclusive Interview
Michael Dorn discussed returning to the character of Steel, this time in a creative capacity as a writer for DC Comics' new "Steelworks" miniseries. -
Spider-Man: ATSV's Spider-Dad Is The Growth Peter Parker Needed For Decades (& The Comics Should Follow Suit)
Spider-Man's movies are great, but his comics have been mired in a terrible cycle for nearly two decades. It's time for Peter Parker to grow up. -
The Untold Truth Of Michael Keaton's Batman
We've had so many glorious versions of the caped crusader over the years, but nobody has done Batman quite like Michael Keaton. He's coming back in The Flash. -
Across The Spider-Verse Box Office Prediction: Can The Animated Sequel Top Its Predecessor?
Can this newest take on Spider-Man beat the first film - and even break records? Here's our prediction. -
Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse Manga Spinoff Turns Doc Ock Into A Schoolgirl
"Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" is setting up to be an expansive and exhilarating Spider-film, and it will spawn a spin-off manga about a new Doc Ock. -
Marvel's Darkest Corner Of The Multiverse Is Way Too Grim For The MCU
Not every Marvel Universe is fit for the screen, and this is the darkest one of all. -
Marvel Just Killed Ms. Marvel - Here's How And Why It Happened
It was a major surprise when Marvel confirmed Ms. Marvel would die in "The Amazing Spider-Man" Issue #26, and her untimely death has finally unfolded. -
What Rotten Tomatoes Reviews Are Saying About Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse
The first reviews for "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" are here. -
The Story Of How AL Kaplan Designed Circuit Breaker, DC's New Transmasculine Hero - Exclusive Interview
Writer A.L. Kaplan gave Looper some insight into their "DC Pride 2023" story about transmasculine hero Circuit Breaker and nonbinary speedster Jess Chambers. -
TMNT: Mutant Mayhem Looks Fun, But The Last Ronin Is The Gritty Turtles Movie Fans Deserve
"The Last Ronin" tells a far more brutal and hopeless turtle story than anything fans are used to, and it could provide the franchise its crowning moment. -
Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse - Who Is Taran Killam's Webslinger?
The Spider-Verse is home to a whole host of Spider-characters, and "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" will introduce Taran Killam as Webslinger, -
A Morbid Avengers Plan Could Fix An MCU Plot Hole - But Is It Too Gross For Disney?
The Avengers' base of operations is a compound in the MCU, but in the comics, it's located somewhere more morbid, and the films could do the same thing. -
Is Marvel About To Kill The Punisher?
In the upcoming "Punisher" #12, Frank Castle lies bloodied on the ground after being betrayed and shot by his wife. Is Marvel Comics about to kill him? -
Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse — The Comics That Set The Foundation For The Movie
"Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" isn't a direct adaptation of any comic books, but these are some of the Marvel comics that set the foundation for the movie. -
The Crucial Way Batman: The Animated Series Changed Poison Ivy Forever
The legendary "Batman: The Animated Series" helped innovate and revamp many characters, including the popular femme fatale villain, Poison Ivy. -
Could Captain America: New World Order Involve A Hulk Vs. Juggernaut Fight?
"Captain America: New World Order" features characters and references from a '90s "Hulk" storyline. This could mean the MCU debut of the Juggernaut. -
Why Nicolas Cage's Superman Suit Looked So Weird In Tim Burton's Canceled Film
This is why Nicolas Cage's suit from director Tim Burton's unmade "Superman Lives" looks so strange. -
Could Marvel's New 'Death' Infinity Stone Cause The MCU's Blackest Night?
Marvel has introduced a new Infinity Stone into the mix, and it's powers might create some similar storylines to past comic runs from both Marvel and DC. -
The Flash's Speed Force Comes In Different Colors (But What Do They Mean?)
"The Flash" movie promises multiple Barry Allens and a deepening lore. But what do the speed force colors tell us about the speed capabilities of the Flashes? -
The Walking Dead Comic Book Scene That Haunts Robert Kirkman
"The Walking Dead" has many gruesome scenes, both in the show and the comic book series. One scene, in particular, still haunts Robert Kirkman. -
Ben Affleck's Canceled Batman Movie Only Had One Villain For A Good Reason
Ben Affleck's canceled "Batman" film would have featured only a single villain. The actor and director had solid reasoning for not wanting too many antagonists. -
Who Plays Tao Xu On Heartstopper?
Here's who plays protagonist Charlie Spring's best friend Tao Xu on Netflix's hit teen drama Heartstopper. -
Thor: Ragnarok - Jeff Goldblum Got A Specific Direction For His Cameo
Jeff Goldblum had a minor but very memorable part in "Thor: Ragnarok." Apparently, the veteran actor was told to act in a very specific manner. -
Why Quentin Tarantino Turned Down The Green Lantern Movie
Cinephiles may not think of Quentin Tarantino when they think of superhero movies. However, the filmmaker was actually offered to helm a "Green Lantern" film. -
Ryan Reynolds & Hugh Jackman's Deadpool Vs Wolverine Rivalry Is Life Imitating Art
Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman's incredible banter and rivalry only enhances the connection between their respective characters, Deadpool and Wolverine.
