The Richest Heroes In The Marvel Universe Ranked
Being a superhero is expensive. Luckily, these Marvel heroes have cash to burn.
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New Marvel Book Reveals How MCU's Iron Man Knew About Spider-Man
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. -
Sneaky Ways Marvel Gets You To Spend More Money
In an increasingly competitive entertainment market, every entity has to defend their stake. Here are some sneaky ways Marvel gets you to spend more money. -
Swamp Thing Details That Only Super Fans Notice
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. -
Where Was Alita: Battle Angel Filmed?
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. -
The Doctor Strange Problem That Stan Lee Wanted To Retract
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. -
The Untold Truth Of Spider-Man's Daily Bugle
In the Marvel universe, The Daily Bugle has become an icon in its own right. This is the untold truth of Spider-Man's Daily Bugle. -
The Biggest Roles These Marvel Actors Had Before Joining The MCU
The Marvel Cinematic Universe wouldn't be the media behemoth it is today without the talent of its actors. Of course, it's not like their now-iconic superhero roles were the first parts they ever played. Here are the biggest roles these Marvel actors had before joining the MCU. -
The Real Reason Venom Is So Insane
Why is Venom, from an academic perspective, so bananas? -
Did Alita: Battle Angel Come Out Too Late?
After a nearly 20-year gestation period, Alita: Battle Angel didn't exactly make the impact many hoped it would make when it first came to fruition. Audiences and critics moved on without it, leaving many to wonder if Alita hit theaters just a bit too late for its own good. -
Here's How Mike Colter Got Jacked To Play Luke Cage
On Luke Cage, Mike Colter brought one of Marvel's most legendary heroes to life. Among other abilities, Cage has superhuman strength, so any live-action representation of the character would require the actor playing him to look the part. Here's how he got there. -
The Untold Truth Of Marvel's Electro
From his electrical origins to his cinematic appearances, here's the untold truth of Marvel's Electro. -
Who Is The Actress That Plays Ana On Marvel's Helstrom?
Hulu's Helstrom is the first horror-themed adaptation of a Marvel property, and it features some familiar faces. Ana Helstrom, for example, is played by actor Sydney Lemmon. You might not know her name, but her face is recognizable, especially to genre TV fans. Here's where you've seen her before. -
Why Amok From Alita Battle Angel Looks So Familiar
He was admittedly hard to recognize behind a cybernetic eye, but that was indeed Casper Van Dien portraying the murderous cyborg Amok in the film. But if you're still having trouble placing his face, here's why Amok from Alita: Battle Angel looks so familiar. -
Here's What The Boys' Karl Urban Could Look Like As Wolverine
Everyone loves Hugh Jackman, but some fans feel like another well-loved star should be the MCU's version of Wolverine. One of the most interesting choices to bubble to the top of the casting conversation is Karl Urban, who stars as Billy Butcher on Amazon's hit superhero deconstruction The Boys. -
Why Marvel Fans Are Loving That Finale Fight In The Boys Season 2
Marvel fans have noticed the finale fight on The Boys season 2 is a lot like the all-female attack in Avengers: Endgame. Those who loved the Endgame scene are, as expected, loving the Boys scene, too. Some, however, are saying that The Boys did an even better job than the MCU executing the sequence. -
What Disney's New Focus On Streaming Might Mean For Marvel
The future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe might look... smaller. Bob Chapek, the CEO of Marvel parent company Disney, recently announced a major structural reorganization at the House of Mouse, with an intent to zero in on streaming. The moves could potentially mean major changes for the MCU. -
These Villains Were Created By Spider-Man
Unlike Tony Stark, whose cutthroat business decisions drove some men to villainy, or Hank Pym, whose own inventions took on a horrifying life of their own, poor Peter Parker is just Marvel's bad-luck magnet. Let's take a closer look at the villains that Spider-Man created. -
Why Black Widow Will Blow You Away
Black Widow is bringing the sneakiest Avenger's story to the big screen, at long last. But will it live up to its own massive hype? Absolutely. Black Widow is set to bring new depth, action, and humor to the MCU, and we're here to explain how. After all, good things come to fans who wait. -
The Alita: Battle Angel Prop That James Cameron Demanded To Own
Alita: Battle Angel won praise for many of its effects and designs. But for producer James Cameron, there was one element of the film that was so well-done, and so close to his heart as a fan of the property, that he decided he had to have it. -
The History Of Marvel's Hydra Explained
Clearly there's a lot of history behind this nefarious group, but if you're feeling confused, don't worry: This is the history of Marvel's Hydra explained. -
What The New Timeline Really Means For Marvel Phase 4
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is in a state of flux due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which has thrown a king-sized monkey wrench into the gears of the entire film and television industry throughout this year. The release dates of each project have changed — and here's what the new timeline means. -
Get Your First Look At Marvel's M.O.D.O.K. On Hulu
Finally catering to the 14 percent of Americans designed only for killing, the upcoming Hulu animated series Marvel's M.O.D.O.K. has become one of the streaming service's most highly anticipated new programs. Now, EW has dropped an exciting first look at the show. -
Doctor Strange Will Be In Marvel's Spider-Man 3
News about Tom Holland's Spider-Man 3 just keeps getting stranger and stranger, as The Hollywood Reporter has announced that Benedict Cumberbatch will play Doctor Strange in the upcoming film. Here's what that could mean for the plot. -
Alien Races We Want To See In The MCU
From scary parasites to goofy lizards, here are the alien races we want to see in the MCU. -
The Untold Truth Of Spider-Woman
Spider-Woman, AKA Jessica Drew, has been wall-crawling her way across the Marvel universe since 1977. With rumors of a movie stirring, there's never been a better time to learn about this superheroine. From her journeys through space to her time as a single mom, this is Spider-Woman, unmasked. -
Here's How Robert Downey Jr. Got The Job To Play Iron Man In The MCU
"Robert Downey, Jr. as Tony Stark" ranks among the most iconic pairings of actor and role of all time, and the MCU is the biggest film franchise ever. But Downey was never a shoo-in for the part — and in an alternate universe, he never landed the role, Iron Man flopped, and the MCU never existed.
