Recently, our very own Ant-hony Flagg reported on the interesting image on a stunt crew shirt from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. This particular shirt has the logo for the movie along with a picture of the Ant-Man helmet. The reflection on the helmet revealed Jonathan Major’s Kang the Conqueror looming. While this potential first look at Kang in the film is
Read MoreWhile news of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is at times scarce but comfortably confirmed with their shots mostly focused across the pond, I myself came across the image below twice from a stunt performer who had previously worked with Marvel Studios. As we are familiar with past features (Spider-Man: No Way Home) sometimes a stunt team wardrobe will provide smaller
Read MoreDisney Plus and Marvel Studios’ newest series Hawkeye just kicked off last week, and the two-episode premiere was satisfactory. Now, that’s not the glowing review I wish it could be, but at the very least I can say that this show has presented something with the potential to affect me incredibly deeply. After a little bit of brainstorming, I am dying
Read MoreHere’s the third episode of our new roundtable-style podcast The Cosmic Circle featuring the writers from the site. For this episode, host Uday, along with Ayla and Brian have a SPOILERY discussion of the first two episodes of Marvel’s Hawkeye and what they expect to see going forward in the series! Hope you enjoy it! Please follow us over on Spotify or
Read MoreWatching the first two episodes of Hawkeye, I couldn’t help but fall in love with Tony Dalton’s portrayal of Jack Duquesne (aka The Swordsman). Along with his undeniable handsomeness and charming nature, I thought Jack was obviously being set up as a red herring. Instead of hating him like the bad guy he’s made out to be, the show’s unfair treatment
Read MoreWe all know the saying. “With Great Power comes Great Responsibility.” It’s the very essence of who Spider-Man is as a character. He is a regular individual gifted with extraordinary powers and forced to accept the responsibility that comes with them, usually by living through personal tragedy. It’s usually this attribute that makes Peter Parker relatable to many who read his
Read MoreSpider-Man: No Way Home is essentially the Endgame equivalent for the Spider-Man franchise. Not just for the MCU adaptation, but the Sam Raimi and The Amazing Spider-Man iterations as well. This incredible crossover of characters and their stories all culminate here, some more than 20 years in the making. But there’s more to the character than just the actor portraying it. There’s a presence
Read MoreFor many months now, rumors have been going around about changes to Ms. Marvel’s origin story, and power set, and fans have been wondering if we’d even see the Inhumans in the upcoming series or not. Like any good little scooper, I’ve been listening and watching and hearing things and comparing notes, all along. Unfortunately, much of what I’d been hearing
Read MoreWhile working on my recent piece comparing X-Men ’97 to the original X-Men ’92 designs, there was one huge difference I couldn’t overlook: Charles Xavier was nowhere to be seen. And on a deeper look, Xavier’s voice actor Cedric Smith is the only living actor from the main cast of X-Men who is not returning for X-Men ’97 without comment. (The
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