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Arrow star Stephen Amell will have a cameo appearance as Oliver Queen aka The Arrow in the series premiere of The Flash, which debuts on Tuesday, October. The official Facebook page for The Flash posted a new trailer for the series that offers some new footage of Ollie's interaction with Barry (Grant Gustin). Read More »
Marvel Comics presents two of its popular superheroes meeting up for the first time. Writers Dan Slott, Christos Gage and artist Giuseppe Cammuncoli present Peter Parker, your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, crossing paths with Kamala Khan, the miraculous Ms. Marvel, in "Amazing Spider-Man #7." Read More »
With the premiere of The CW's superhero series a few weeks away, audiences are anxious to see when "Arrow" and "The Flash" crossover. Read More »
Just as audiences got a short taste of "Marvel's Agent Carter" on ABC, a new cast member is joining the upcoming ABC spy series starring actress Hayley Atwell. While HBO's "Boardwalk Empire" counts down to its final episodes, actor Shea Whigham is just getting started in a pivotal role on the show. Read More »
Jeremy Renner portrays Hawkeye in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and has appeared in two films so far. His third appearance — The Avengers: Age of Ultron — is set for next year, but could we see a Hawkeye solo movie at some point? Read More »
Let's be perfectly honest here. For much of Season 1, Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. was not a good show. The pilot set up plenty of potential, but then the show floundered for months until Captain America: The Winter Soldier hit theaters and completely changed the game for the ABC series. Read More »
Marvel Comics takes readers on a revealing first look tour of "Death Of Wolverine #3." In the penultimate chapter of the blockbuster four-issue event, writer Charles Soule and artist Steve McNiven presents the reunited Kitty Pryde and Wolverine traveling to Japan for one last adventure. Read More »
X-Men: Apocalypse will be the sequel to X-Men: Days of Future Past when it releases in 2016. The two movies feature the younger cast of X-Men characters, but DOFP also had the original generation of Hugh Jackman, Halle Berry and more. But will these actors and actresses appear in Apocalypse? Read More »
Landing the leading role in a comic book film or TV adaptation is definitely a huge want for any actor working in the business today, so why not just throw your hat into the casting pool yourself? That's exactly what The Wire and Boardwalk Empire star Michael K. Williams did this week in regards to Marvel's rumored Black Panther movie! While he was the one to suggest it, we're sure fans of the actor and the character would love for this dream casting to come true! Read More »
After months of teasing, the premiere of the Batman prequel Gotham finally arrived on Fox. As the DC Comics TV series hit the airwaves, the entire cast, including Ben McKenzie (Jim Gordon), Donal Logue (Harvey Bullock), Robin Lord Taylor (The Penguin), Cory Michael Smith (The Riddler) and Fish Mooney (Jada Pinkett-Smith) joined in on Twitter to live tweet at #GothamPremiere. Read More »
After months and months of teasing, the premiere of the "Batman" prequel, "Gotham," hits Fox. From the DC Comics Universe, get ready to meet Jim Gordon (Ben McKenzie), Harvey Bullock (Harvey Bullock), and Fish Mooney (Jada Pinkett-Smith) as they become entangled in the Wayne Murders. Read More »
After releasing X-Men: Days of Future Past and then announcing the follow-up project X-Men: Apocalypse earlier this year, Bryan Singer has finally been named the director of the 2016 movie. We learned of the release date a few months back, but the director's position was up in the air for quite some time. Plus, producer Simon Kinberg this week revealed some new plot spoilers and teased characters as well! Read More »
Last week we learned that the Deadpool movie was confirmed and a release date for 2016 was announced, but a new rumor suggests that Fox finally greenlit the Ryan Reynolds film thanks to a less than savory rating. According to speculation, the wisecracking antihero of Marvel will be rated PG-13 when he hits theaters on February 12, 2016. Read More »
