Robert Downey Jr.'s portrayal of Tony Stark has been one of the most iconic characters in modern movie history, so why did Disney not even put him up for consideration when it came to the Oscars?

After a few weeks of fan turmoil, Spider-Man is officially back in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But just what is the new deal between Sony and Disney that got the wall-crawler back?

Marvel's feature film and TV series sides of things have always been mostly separate entities - who didn't always see eye-to-eye - but a new rumour suggests that this is about to change in a big way.

Hulu's Gabriel Luna-led Ghost Rider TV series has gone up in flames before it even began, but could this just be because Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige has other plans for the supernatural character?

Just two weeks after we were told that the proverbial “door is closed” on their relationship after a disastrous negotiation breakdown, Sony and Marvel have come to a new agreement in regards to their co-production of Spider-Man films. Yes, you read that right: Tom Holland’s fan-favourite wallcrawler is swinging right back into the Marvel Cinematic Universe! The two Hollywood studios …

Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige has already pulled off the impossible with the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and now he's going to make his other wild dream come true: He's making a Star Wars movie.

Disney and Marvel have easily dominated the Box Office over the past few years. It's a domination that started 10 years ago when Disney acquired the studio, but could've staretd many years earlier according to CEO Bob Iger.

For 20 years James Cameron was the king of the box office, first with Titanic and then Avatar. Earlier this year though, Marvel's Avengers: Endgame finally snatched the crown of biggest film of all time, and strangely enough, Cameron could not be happier about it.