Marvel Casts Samara Weaving
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Mahershala Ali says his Marvel 'Blade' movie isn't happening
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Marvel, Wonder Man and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II
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It's a brand new day for Spider-Man
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Tony Dalton addresses rumors about his future as Swordsman in Daredevil: Born Again and reveals the hilarious surprise he pulled on Marvel producers.
David Jonsson will play an adult T'Challa's son, with the film set for a December 15, 2028 theatrical release in 70mm.
You could say that the Marvel Cinematic Universe was born on September 1, 2005. That’s when the financially bankrupt Marvel took a risky $525 million loan from bank Merrill Lynch to finance feature films based on its characters (at least,
The highly anticipated movie has Tom Holland returning as the web-slinging superhero.
Doomsday trailer to combat The Odyssey, they may have forgotten that Marvel was making an appearance at Hall H during San Diego Comic-Con 2026. It's one of those weekends where, if you have the goods,
Two-time Oscar winner Mahershala Ali confirmed he won’t star in Marvel’s Blade, despite having a contract—and he’s blaming the billion-dollar studio for screwing it up. Seven years after Marvel devotees erupted in celebration at the glitzy,
The decision is notable because Wonder Man was one of Marvel Television’s best-reviewed Disney+ series. The show holds a 91 percent critics score on Rotten Tomatoes and earned star Yahya Abdul-Mateen II an Emmy nomination.
Miller praised Brand New Day on Twitter, highlighting the film's faithfulness to the work of Spider-Man co-creator Steve Ditko and geeking out over the fact that it includes the ninja cult The Hand (which Miller created during his legendary Daredevil run during the early '80s).