Tony Stark is going to be taking a sabbatical from the hero scene, leaving Riri Williams to become the next Iron Man.

The sequel that nobody was expecting kicked off last week, as Civil War II opened up with a big death in the first issue.

Two superhero movies, released within mere weeks of one another. Both feature the biggest of names from their respective pantheons of demigods and billionaire geniuses who fight gods. Both films set these heroes up in a clash for the ages, billed as the fight that has been brewing for years and will finally be resolved. But only one of these movies …

Captain America: Civil War succeeds in every department where Batman V Superman dropped the ball and then some.

Sometimes, you need a soldier to get a dirty job done. And that's when you call in for some support from War Machine.

A good story and great art can save Civil War II from being a mere appropriately-timed sequel. And at least artistic talent is never in short supply over at Marvel. Here’s the first cover for the zero issue of Civil War II, done up in style by Olivier Coipel.

Civil War! Good god y’all! What is it good for? Absolutely dazzling displays of Stark technology going up against the might of the Super Soldier serum! Okay, I may have butchered those lyrics slightly, but you get the idea. We’ve known for a while now that Captain America: Civil War would see Steve Rogers oppose Tony Stark in an ideological …

No Marvel fans, not that War Machine. Instead War Daddy is giving birth to War Machine, a satirical take on America’s War on Terror™ in Afghanistan, with Pitt performing double duty as lead in the movie while co-producing alongside Dede Gardner, Jeremy Kleiner and Ian Bryce all of whom previously worked with Pitt on World War Z; David Michôd (Animal Kingdom) will direct …