First, Yahya Abdul-Mateen showed up at the Fantastic Four: First Steps premiere, giving in-character interviews as Simon Williams — the star of Disney Plus’ upcoming Wonder Man miniseries. And now, ...

Marvel Studios’ long-awaited X-Men reboot may finally have a release date. According to new industry speculation, the film is expected to hit theaters in May 2028. While the studio has yet to make an ...

The new logo for Marvel Studios’ next TV show, Wonder Man, was recently unveiled in an Instagram post by actor Yahya Abdul-Mateen II. The mini-series will be part of the MCU and is co-created by ...

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Marvel: Zombies has always been a bit of an odd duck. It’s not canon to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but it doesn’t quite belong to What If..? either. The new animated series was originally ...

For the first time, more than 35,000 comics from across Disney's portfolio — including Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar and 20th Century Studios — will be available in one subscription-based platform. The new ...

This fall, RIT Esports is assembling its newest teams for collegiate competition in Marvel Rivals. Marvel Rivals is a hero shooter video game, with similar gameplay to Overwatch 2. Since its launch in ...

A first look at the logo for Marvel Television's Vision series has been revealed - on the set of a DC Studios movie! Vision Quest is set to premiere on Disney+ at some point next year. We're not sure ...

Marvel fans were treated to several ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ teasers and updates at Destination D23, including a newly released logo for the film. While the Russo brothers took a break from filming to ...

FAYETTEVILLE, Ga. — It looks like Marvel is closing the curtain on its productions in Georgia. Marvel is moving the production to the United Kingdom, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal ...

Walt Disney Co.’s (NYSE:DIS) Marvel Studios shifted its production strategy by moving big-budget films from Georgia to the United Kingdom, cutting into the state’s once-thriving entertainment economy.