Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness - What We Know So Far
While there aren't too many concrete details surrounding the Master of the Mystic Arts' sequel thus far, there is plenty for hungry fans to speculate about.
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Why Spider-Man: Far From Home Blew Everyone Away At The Box Office
Marvel's box office success is starting to feel par for the course these days. But even so, the numbers for Spider-Man: Far From Home are still well above the rather hefty expectations that had been set for Spidey's second solo swing through the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Let's find out why. -
Why This Black Widow Actress Looks So Familiar
Who exactly is Florence Pugh? Well, today we're diving into her filmography to figure out where we've seen this Black Widow actress before. -
Tom Holland Is Open To Spider-Man Being Gay, Wants More Representation In Marvel Movies
A gay Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Tom Holland is completely open to the idea. In a recent interview ahead of the launch of Spider-Man: Far From Home, Holland said that he would "of course" be okay with Peter Parker coming out as gay, if that's where his personal story goes. -
The Ending Of Spider-Man: Far From Home Explained
The plot of Spider-Man: Far From Home has a whole lot more to do with the wider MCU than it does its own Spider-Man continuity. In case you somehow missed the last two Avengers movies, a lot has happened since Peter Parker's first adventure. Let's break down the ending of Spider-Man: Far From Home. -
Easter Eggs You Missed In Spider-Man Far From Home
Spider-Man: Far From Home delivered all the heart, thrills, and goofiness we've come to expect since Tom Holland took over the webs in 2016's Captain America: Civil War. But, in all of the excitement, there are a lot of little touches in Far From Home you probably missed. -
Biggest Unanswered Questions In Spider-Man Far From Home
There are plenty of twists in Spider-Man: Far From Home, and with everything going on, there were bound to be a few questions that got tangled up in the web of illusion. -
Characters In Spider-Man: Far From Home With More Meaning Than You Realized
Spider-Man: Far From Home is a trip. It's a literal trip, but it's also a head trip. Some characters take on roles you wouldn't expect, some aren't who they appear to be at all, and still others are a total surprise. -
Spider-Man: Far From Home's Post-Credits Scenes Explained
Spider-Man: Far from Home has finally arrived, and it's a lot to take in -- and that includes the scenes we see after the credits start to roll. If you're wondering what it all means for Peter Parker and the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, don't worry -- we've got the answers you need. -
Who Really Won In Captain America: Civil War?
Captain America: Civil War pitted Steve Rogers against Tony Stark, and it left the Avengers in disarray. But who actually won the war? Well, we decided to take the entire Civil War scenario to task, breaking down the situation and analyzing the aftermath to see who won the superhero showdown. -
Deadpool Creator Wants A Cable Film Franchise In The MCU
Be ready for trouble... 'cause trouble is ready for you. Whether that trouble ever actually gets to audiences is the real question. If Deadpool creator Rob Liefeld had his way, though, it definitely would. Liefeld recently revealed his desire for a Cable film franchise in the MCU. -
Salma Hayek In Talks For Marvel's The Eternals
Marvel just keeps crushing it with its casting of the forthcoming The Eternals. Academy Award-nominated actress Salma Hayek is reportedly in talks for a role in the film. She would join a cast that already includes Angelina Jolie, Richard Madden, and Kumail Nanjiani. -
Noah Hawley 'Talking About Making' A Doctor Doom Movie With Marvel
The creator of Legion still has high hopes for his version of one of Marvel's most iconic villains. In a conversation with The Hollywood Reporter, Noah Hawley revealed that his script for Doctor Doom — which is completed — is not out of the running for inclusion in the MCU. -
Marvel's New Valkyrie Is A Character You've Met Before
There's a new Valkyrie in the pages of Marvel comics — and her face is a familiar one. The first issue is slated for publication in July. -
Spider-Man/Venom Team-Up Movie 'Seems Likely,' Says Marvel President
Don't count Tom Hardy's Venom out of the MCU just yet. In a recent conversation with CinemaBlend, Marvel Studios head honcho Kevin Feige left the door open for a potential crossover with Hardy's anti-hero and Tom Holland's Spider-Man — but he also made clear that it wasn't exactly up to him. -
Marvel Has Courted Keanu Reeves For Almost Every Movie, Will Find The 'Right Way' To Bring Him Into The MCU
Everyone loves the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Everyone loves Keanu Reeves. How long before the two shall meet? In a chat with ComicBook.com, Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige revealed that the studio has had Reeves in mind for a long, long time — and that they're just waiting for the right role. -
The 5 Best And 5 Worst Marvel TV Shows
Marvel's modern television output is definitely a mix of the good, the bad, and the weird. Some are nearly flawless. Others have their greatness dampened by undeniable flaws. A couple are even so bad they're good. How can you compare them? We've tried our best to do just that. -
Marvel To Return To San Diego Comic-Con For 2019 Hall H Presentation
After taking a year off in 2018, Marvel is set to return to Hall H at the legendary San Diego Comic-Con in July. Deadline had the details, but Disney declined to comment on the report that Marvel will indeed be back at Hall H this year. -
How Black Panther Changed Superhero Movies And Nobody Noticed
We're seeing the effects of Black Panther on other superhero movies, and they're improving the genre by leaps and bounds. -
These Things Happen In Every Single Spider-Man Movie
All the Spider-Man films tend to feature the same elements over and over again. And while a lot of it has worked well for the character for about 60 years, you could also probably go to the theater and play Spidey-Bingo pretty easily. Here are things that we see in every single Spider-Man movie. -
The Real Reason Andrew Garfield Was Let Go From The Spider-Man Series
Anyone who gets to play Spider-Man is living a dream come true. Alas, for Andrew Garfield, that dream was brief. What happened to cut his tenure as Peter Parker so short? The answer, as always, is complicated. -
Bloopers That Make Us Love Spider-Man Even More
People just can't escape the inherent silliness (or unabashed fun) of spending tens of millions of dollars to make really cool movies about a young dude who flies around buildings on webs he shoots from his appendages. Here are some times when things got a little silly on set. -
Bizarre Things About Spider-Man And Venom's Relationship That No One Talks About
These two have a long, complicated history and every time they meet it's always a coin toss to see how they're going to react. Will they fight? Will they work together? Keep reading to learn more about the bizarre relationship between Spider-Man and Venom. -
Mindy Kaling Says Marvel Is 'Really Interested' In A Ms. Marvel Project
Could one of Marvel Comics' coolest and most impactful characters make her way onto a screen near you? According to Mindy Kaling, it's more likely than you think. The Late Night actress told MTV News that she has spoken to Marvel, and the studio is "really interested" in making a Ms. Marvel project. -
Bloopers That Make Us Love The Captain Marvel Cast Even More
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. -
The Captain Marvel Scenes You Didn't Get To See
Here's a look at all the Captain Marvel scenes that didn't make it to theaters. -
Dark Phoenix Director Compares Film's Original Ending To Two Big Marvel Movies
When Dark Phoenix opened in theaters this week, viewers criticized it for a number of things, including its ending. They may have felt differently if writer-director Simon Kinberg stuck with the conclusion he originally had in place for Dark Phoenix — which was similar to two major Marvel movies.
