By the flames of the Faltine! When Marvel kicked off their cinematic universe back in 2008, it was with a comic book character who wasn’t exactly as iconic as say Superman or Spider-Man. In the big scheme of things, Iron Man was a character that most audiences were unfamiliar with. These days? Everybody knows who the invincible Iron Man is. …

Here’s the first trailer for Marvel's latest superhero movie, Doctor Strange. Hey, it's a kind of magic.

Marvel’s movies are a bit odd. Sure, there’s a formula to them (meet good guy, good guy learns lesson while beating the crap out of completely forgettable bad guy who isn’t Loki and gets the girl), but at the same time they’re wildly different from one another. I’m not just talking about the obvious stuff either, such as Iron Man …

Avengers 3 and 4 won’t be one story split down the middle, but two different "expressions" according to its directors.

Critics who've already seen Captain America: Civil War are heaping praise on Marvel's latest cinematic blockbuster.

2016 is the year comic book villains unite and heroes fight. We’ve already seen the first heroic throwdown in Batman v Superman, which unfortunately was not as uniformly well received as we had hoped for. Some fans loved it, while some (like myself) thought it was decent enough but with a few big problems. When it came to critical reception though, …

Before the Marvel TV series empire was a thing, virtually ever fan-list of possible of comic book to TV series adaptations contained one entry: Cloak and Dagger. And now that the perennial potential contender is becoming a reality as Variety reports that it has been given a straight-to-series order by Freeform (formerly ABC Family). In the comics, Cloak and Dagger …

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