Back in November of last year, Daniel Brühl was officially cast in Captain America: Civil War as an as yet unrevealed villain. Fan speculation and lots of other rumors alluded to Brühl being Baron Zemo. According to a leaked call sheet from Moviecastingcall.org, a breakdown of the film’s cast shows Brühl is, in fact, Baron Zemo. Continue reading
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Take a First Look at The Fantastic Four Costume Design!
Our first official look at the costume design for 20th Century Fox’s upcoming reboot of The Fantastic Four has arrived! Continue reading
Attack on Titan Crosses Over With Marvel
Attack on Titan is doing some major crossing over this week, appearing in the pages of Marvel comics. Continue reading
Confused By The Spider-Verse Comic Event? Here’s What You Need To Know
You might have heard about Spider-Verse before – probably something about how crazy it is, or who cameoed where, or a few new characters. But if you don’t follow the comics, it probably all sounds a bit confusing. Here’s a brief catchup on what you’ve missed, and what it means for Spidey’s comic future. (Possible SPOILERS)
Marvel Comics Reveals New Details on the Universe-Combining Secret Wars
Back in October, Marvel Comics announced an all-new Secret Wars series would be taking place in 2015 and would later reveal that the story’s “Battleworld” would be made up of different stories from all throughout the Marvel canon. Now, Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso and SVP, Executive Editor Tom Brevoort have revealed new details on the event series, which will have huge ramifications for the entire Marvel universe going forward. Continue reading
Clark Gregg Talks Launching Inhumans on Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Last year, Marvel Studios confirmed that the long in-development Inhumans film would be hitting theaters in November of 2018, and president Kevin Feige teased we might be seeing something about that sooner rather than later. Not long after the announcement came the episode of “Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” that introduced not only Terragenesis, the process that gives Inhumans their powers, but our first official Inhuman from the source material, Daisy Johnson, AKA Chloe Bennet’s Skye.
Speaking with CBR, series star Clark Gregg opened up about the Inhumans being introduced in the series and what that means for the forthcoming episodes.
“Inhumans represents a different chapter…At least in the comics, the Inhumans, they’re a race of people who’ve been transformed. They’re mutants, more or less. I’ve always loved that part of the comics. They’re people who have evolved differently, and that generates a lot of fear. Some people want to annihilate them. Some people want to lock them up. Some people want to register them. Some of them become superheroes. Some of them become monsters. I find that particularly germane. Are we going to accept the people who are different, or are we going to try to wipe them out?
“I think the first thing we’re going to deal with when we come back is (Coulson) led everyone to this place with the writings. He found this submerged, several-thousand-year-old alien city. It turned out to be like an incubating factory that turned his own most beloved protégée — his surrogate daughter — into something else and got one of his team members killed. That’s not going to be easy on his new team, which has some people who he knows and trusts and some people who are much newer to him.
Gregg went on to express his excitement
with having the Inhumans on the series and reveals that it won’t put any creative clamps on the series.
“I’m excited by it. I think the Inhumans is a big, cool part of the Marvel universe, a great story. And we’ll set up something. We’ll get to explore it. I’m glad they’re entrusting us with it, and I think that they’ll take what they’re going to do with it, and it will connect. And yet, we’ll have the freedom to kind of make our show be our show.”
“Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” is set to return this March, while Inhumans will debut in theaters on November 2, 2018.
Inhumans – The MCU Expands into the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. has seen the airing of its mid-season finale – and it went out with a bang! There were Easter-Eggs all over the place, but the most important one was that the character Skye from the series is indeed the character Daisy Johnson (or Quake) from the comic books. And this, in turn, revealed something even more extraordinary – that the Inhumans have already appeared, way before they will be seen on the silver screen (in 2018).A secret society, the Inhumans are a result of genetic experiments conducted by the Kree on the first humans. The aliens made those experiments since they were not evolving any longer and since they saw the potential the humans represented.