Marvel Studios co-president Louis D’Esposito shared via social media a few behind the scenes photos from the set of Marvel’s now-in-production “Phase Three” entry, Doctor Strange. Not only did D’Esposito offer some new shots of the Doctor Strange set and confirm that Sinister‘s C. Robert Cargill is re-teaming with with director Scott Derrickson on Strange, but one photo offers an intriguing image of D’Esposito, Derrickson and Marvel’s new Spider-Man, Tom Holland! Continue reading
Check it out – it’s the first X-Men: Apocalypse trailer. And let us know what did you think of it. Continue reading
Fans are all waiting for the big Spider-Man reveal in Captain America: Civil War. We know he’s going to show up, we know he’ll fight alongside some of our favorite superheroes, but we still haven’t seen him in action. Hell, we don’t even know what he looks like yet! While we continue to wait for Marvel to give us something, we have some new information about the character to share with you. That info includes details on Spider-Man’s unique position in the MCU, how his costume will be brought to life, and why Tom Holland was ultimately cast in the role of Peter Parker. Continue reading
With the successful debut of Marvel’s Jessica Jones on Netflix recently, fans of the TV versions of The Defenders have been wondering just when they’ll hear more about the last piece of the puzzle: Iron Fist. Daredevil is already set to return for a second season next year, with Luke Cage expected to follow relatively soon after, but news has been quiet when it comes to Danny Rand. It seems like that’s about to change soon since we now have word that Iron Fist has found its showrunner. Continue reading
We’ve seen the trailer for Captain America: Civil War by now – so we’re familiar with the scene where pretty much all of our favorite Avengers are taking sides and going head-to-head in an all-out… well, war.
But one giant green Avenger is noticeably absent from the trailer, and now we’ve got the exact answer as to why… Continue reading
Writer/producer Simon Kinberg has become 20th Century Fox’s go-to guy when it comes to the studio’s Marvel superhero films, and he’s involved with so many properties he’s also become one of the movie press’s go-to sources of information about all of those project since he’s constantly out promoting films he’s worked on.
In an extensive interview with Collider, Kinberg gave updates on a few of the studio’s upcoming superhero projects including a potential Deadpool sequel, Wolverine 3, New Mutants, and Gambit (which he says is looking to shoot in New Orleans). Continue reading
Prior to THQ’s shuttering in 2012, the studio had been workig on a big-budget superhero game tied to Marvel’s The Avengers movie. The game, tentatively titled “The Avengers: The Movie,” was designed as a first-person action game in which you could play as members of the Avengers; however, it was cancelled in the wake of THQ Australia’s closing.
While we’ve seen leaked footage of the cancelled game previously, a brand new video, courtesy of Unseen 64 and DidYouKnowGaming, has emerged, offering more gamplay footage, assets, and even details about the game’s development. Continue reading
Captain America: Civil War stars Chris Evans and Robert Downey Jr. stopped by “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” and brought with them the Captain America: Civil War trailer that you can view below! Continue reading
When Marvel and Netflix failed to announce, well, just about anything about Iron Fist, the fourth show in its lineup that began with Daredevil and leads up to the superhero team-up mini-series The Defenders, the internet began to wonder about the show’s prospects. Reports started showing up about how the company didn’t know what to do with the character, and then how they were reportedly going to turn Iron Fist into a movie and give Jon Bernthal’s Punisher his own spin-off show to take Iron Fist’s place on the roster. While we still aren’t 100% sure whether those were legitimate conversations happening within Marvel’s TV department, the company is now saying that the reason we haven’t Continue reading
The first season of Marvel’s Jessica Jones dropped on Netflix late last week, and many fans have already torn through every episode. There has been a ton of positive responses to it so far, with many saying it’s an even better show than Daredevil. Mike Colter’s Luke Cage shows up in the series and plants the seeds for his own series, and I suspect Krysten Ritter’s Jessica will at least make an appearance in his solo show, but will we see a second season of Jessica Jones before the eventual team-up series The Defenders? Continue reading
