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.

Following on from the tumultuous news earlier in the week, regarding Sony and Disney's negotiations breakdown potentially resulting in Spider-Man leaving the MCU, a new rumour has popped to suggest that only have they studios mended their differences but they've come to one crazy new deal!

Chinese-born Canadian actor Simu Liu is set to launch his career into the big time by playing Marvel's Shang-Chi in the Asian-led superhero film in Hollywood history. However, it would seem that many Chinese don't think he's attractive enough for this honour.

Marvel Studios blew fan minds this weekend past with their announcements at Comic-Con, but there may be to come in just a matter of weeks.

I think it's pretty safe to say that no other Hall H panel happening at Comic-Con this year was as eagerly anticipated as Marvel Studio's mysterious 90-minute presentation. And damn did it deliver!

We can look at the MCU now as easily the biggest film franchise in cinema history, but we shouldn't forget that if it weren't for one sword swinging, dark shade wearing, black guy, it all might never have been

As the head of Marvel Studios, Kevin Feige is the man widely credited with changing the face of Hollywood with the studio's shared cinematic universe. An opportunity he really only got because he wanted X-Men actor Hugh Jackman's hair to be silly.

Marvel have repeatedly stated that 2019`s The Avengers: Infinity War will be the culmination of the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe up until that point; a no holds barred, all-in, game-changing superhero slobber-knocker that simply dwarfs everything that preceded it. Nobody mentioned that Captain America: Civil War would be reaching for, and handily attaining that very same goal though. Picking up narrative threads …