New Photos of Spider-Man Hanging Around the Set of SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING

new-set-photos-of-spider-man-hanging-around-the-set-of-spider-man-homecoming1A bunch of new photos have surfaced from the Atlanta set of Spider-Man: Homecoming featuring your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man hanging around and even riding a bike. This movie has got a lot of fans excited. Marvel seems to have picked a great actor to take on the role, and it looks like we can expect great things from Tom Holland, especially with director Jon Watts at the helm. Continue reading

Marvel Unveils a New Iron Man: A 15 year old Black Woman Named Riri Williams

Fans of Marvel Comics have gotten used to fresh new takes on their traditional superheroes in recent years. Thor became a woman, a black man took over as Captain America, and the current Ms. Marvel is a Muslim teenager from Jersey City. On Wednesday morning, news emerged that yet another marquee character was in for a big change.

This time it’s Iron Man, and a black woman named Riri Williams will be replacing billionaire playboy Tony Stark in the suit. The character, who was introduced earlier this year, will be headlining a new “Invincible Iron Man” series that will be spun out of Marvel’s “Civil War II” event. Brian Michael Bendis will write it, while Stefano Caselli will draw the art. Continue reading

Frank Grillo Teases Crossbones’ Return to the MCU after Being Blown Up in CIVIL WAR

We all saw Crossbones get blown up in Captain America: Civil War. It was pretty clear to anyone who was watching that he died, but actor Frank Grillo isn’t so sure. During a recent interview with ABC News, the actor teased fans by questioning whether or not his character actually died and in hiinting at the possible return of Crossbones. Continue reading

What really happened with The Amazing Spider-Man 3

In fewer than two decades, the Spider-Man franchise has already amassed a history of stops and restarts. But the most surprising were the sudden cancellations of Amazing Spider-Man 3 and the spin-offs planned to follow. It was confusing and strange, but there’s an interesting story behind why the sequel to a successful movie got tossed in the garbage. Continue reading

Marvel Reveals Big Secret Behind Captain America Hydra Twist

Marvel Reveals Big Secret Behind Captain America Hydra Twist

Marvel Comics fans lost their collective minds when they read (or read about) “Captain America: Steve Rogers” #1, where it was revealed that Captain America was an agent of Hydra. Not only was it revealed that Steve Rogers has been working with Hydra, but according to the comic, he had been recruited to be an agent of the evil organization back in the 20s. The internet went absolutely crazy over the news, but now everyone can finally calm down. Or possibly get upset for a completely different reason.

Be warned, there are huge spoilers ahead in this article for “Captain America: Steve Rogers” #2, so if you haven’t read it and want to be surprised, come back and read this afterwards. Continue reading

Marvel and Netflix Will Reportedly Show Footage of LUKE CAGE at SDCC

According to Deadline, at San Diego Comic-Con 2016, Marvel/Netflix intend to show preview footage of Luke Cage, with stars Mike Colter and Alfre Woodard and showrunner Cheo Hodari Coker in attendance before the September 30th premiere. That’s not particularly surprising, but one thing is sort of a surprise: as of right now, Continue reading

Spider-Man: Homecoming set photos

After Tom Holland first appeared as Spider-Man in Captain America: Civil War, fans all around the world could hardly wait to get their next glimpse of the latest, greatest (on the big screen…and only by default) take on the wall-crawler. Well, wait no longer: Looper has some exclusive photos of Tom Holland wearing the red and blue on the set of Spider-Man: Homecoming. Continue reading

Benedict Wong Says His DOCTOR STRANGE Character Won’t Be “The Tea-Making Manservant”

Marvel Studios’ Doctor Strange movie has already experienced its fair share of controversy over the casting of Tilda Swinton as Strange’s mentor, The Ancient One, but considering how much more socially conscious we’ve all become since the comic was originally written (we haven’t solved racism or anything yet, but things have clearly improved since the ’60s), there are going to have to be some major changes to the source material in order for the film to work for 2016 audiences. Continue reading