We have just come across some strong evidence that Bushman, a long-rumored villain for Moon Knight, will indeed be appearing in the Disney+ series. The evidence comes via an audition tape posted by actor Clay Cureton on actorsaccess.com specifically for the character and the show. The audition video can be accessed via this link on actorsaccess.com and looking under media
Read MoreThe President of Production for Marvel Studios, Victoria Alonso, attended the morning talk show “¡Despierta América!” to discuss some of the projects Marvel Studios has slated for release this year and also take a look back at how the pandemic had affected Marvel Studios. “The pandemic took away our ability to go to work, but it didn’t take away our ability to create.
Read MoreAs we eagerly await the Moon Knight and a “Multiverse of Madness” to delight our eyeballs, some of us also have a keen eye on other Marvel projects at various stages of production. A lot of information comes out unofficially through people who claim to be in the know, and others who are actually in the know, and it can be
Read MoreHi! Welcome back to the Moon Knight comics reading guide! Last time I wrote about the original Moon Knight comics before the year 2000. Those are great for a history of the character and tracking his development over time, but if you want to dive right into stories with Mr. Knight and the modern Moon Knight, the simplest and most satisfying
Read MoreDisney has confirmed that Academy Award Winner F. Murray Abraham will voice Khonshu in the upcoming Marvel Studios series via their official media site. You may recognize Murray Abraham from his role in the 1984 film Amadeus, along with his iconic line; “That was not Mozart laughing, Father…that was God.” He has also appeared in Scarface, How to Train Your Dragon: The
Read MoreHi! Welcome to the Moon Knight comics reading guide! If you want a quick deep dive into the history of Moon Knight, the essentials are: Moon Knight Omnibus Vol. 1 Moon Knight Omnibus Vol. 2 And that’s it! The two collections cover Moon Knight’s first appearances, Moon Knight (1980) #1-38, and Moon Knight (1985) #1-6. These 50-ish issues will give you a
Read MoreThor: Love and Thunder, set to release July 8th, marks Marvel’s first superhero franchise to go beyond the standard trilogy format for a solo superhero. Not much is currently known about the project beyond the return of Chris Hemsworth’s Thor, Tessa Thompson’s Valkyrie and Natalie Portman’s return/reintroduction as Jane Foster, soon to be the Mighty Thor. There is also the exciting addition
Read MorePhase 4 for Marvel Studios kicked off last year with the debut of multiple series for the Disney+ streaming service and the premiere of several feature films. And it seems as though the hype train won’t stop rolling for Marvel as Phase 4 continues with the premiere of Moon Knight on Disney+ this upcoming March 30. Not a lot is currently known about
Read MoreOur own Alex Perez reported on May Calamawy’s Character in Moon Knight back on December 30, 2021. At the time, he indicated that it was just a rumor, but that he believed Calamawy was playing “Layla”. Fast Forward to last week and Marvel Studios dropped not only a March 30th premiere date for Moon Knight but also released a poster and the
Read MoreEver since its announcement back in 2019, fans have been waiting to see what the premiere of the MCU’s Moon Knight will look like. Now, a little over 2 years later, we finally have a trailer for the upcoming series starring Oscar Isaac and Ethan Hawke. One of the biggest mysteries has been who the villain of the series will be,
Read MoreMarvel Studios has just released the trailer for their brand new Disney+ series releasing on March 30th: Moon Knight. The series features Marc Spector (played by Oscar Isaac), an ex-soldier with Dissociative Identity Disorder, who clearly exhibits lapses in his ability to remain in the moment and be aware of what is happening in his life. Here is the trailer, and
Read MoreIt’s been a year since the start of Phase 4 in the MCU when Marvel Studios’ WandaVision premiered on Disney+. Since then, Disney and Marvel have been on a non-stop roll with their productions, subsequently releasing projects one after another. This year alone, fans experienced many projects from all corners of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. From street-level stories such as Black Widow, Hawkeye,
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