And then there’s Spider-Man. If you were 15 and you had no income to rely on, getting your hands on a decent costume would be an uphill struggle to say the least. In Spider-Man: Homecoming, that’s a fact that is made clear when you see Tom Holland’s first suit as the spectacular vigilante. It just screams homemade.

Sony has previously struggled to put together an outstanding Spider-Man movie. Maybe this time taking the focus off the webbed hero and placing it on some of his female villains could do the trick.

Times have changed over at Marvel. A new generation of heroes have risen, some good and some bad. While characters such as Kate Bishop, Kamala Khan and Miles Morales feel like worthy successors to the identities that they’ve claimed as Hawkeye, Miss Marvel and Spider-Man respectively, other new additions feel ham-fisted and forced upon readers so far. It’s very much old school and new school clashing right now, something that Marvel is looking to fix with their upcoming Generations event that’ll run from July through to September over the course of ten of their books

Marvel may have a handle on what makes their heroes tick, but the same can’t be said for their villains. Besides Tom Hiddleston’s ludicrous plans as Loki, they haven’t got a roster of ne’er-do-wells who can steal a scene. But that could all be changing with Spider-Man: Homecoming. You don’t just cast an actor like Michael Keaton into the role of primary antagonist the Vulture and not let him have some fun with the gig as the birdman.

The new trailer for Justice League may have been hogging the superhero movie news headlines this weekend past, but there was no way that Marvel was going to let their Distinguished Competition steal all the limelight.

Way before Iron Fist had hit our screens with limp-wristed effect last week, the latest Marvel/Netflix series had already been embroiled in controversy regarding its casting. Controversy that Marvel very nearly avoided.

From the gigantic rotting head of a dead Celestial through to the shining spires that house the Nova Corps, the galaxy is as wondrous to explore as it is lethal in these Marvel movies. A beauty that’ll be amped up even further in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, especially when Ego the Living Planet makes an appearance.

So what could Nick Fury have possibly whispered, what single sentence could fell the Thunder God? That’s been the mystery deep at the heart of the Thor mythos ever since Original Sin wrapped up and a broken Odinson emerged from the dust to wander our universe as an aimless shadow of his former glory. A secret that has finally been revealed. Spoilers below.