Captain Marvel is shaping up to be a blockbuster. Variant Comics jumps in on the movie’s hype by sharing the most notable versions of the hero/heroine. That includes the original version, one who defeated and then restored Death itself, and even a villain.
Set in the aftermath of the still to come Avengers: Endgame, Spider-Man: Far From Home sees Peter Parker going on a trip to Europe with his school friends. He really wants to enjoy the downtime, but Nick Fury and a group of elemental beings have other ideas.
While computer graphics can be used to greatly expand cinematic worlds, they can also be overdone. Marvel Studios is one of the worst culprits when it comes to slathering on the CGI, and film essayist Browntable provides some examples of why it takes us out of the action.
(PG-13: Language) Avengers: Endgame looks pretty intense. But you know what would make it even better? If the movie were cast with Deadpool in every role, that’s what. Mightyraccoon! is here to scratch that itch with this cleverly reworked version of the trailer.
In the wake of the tragic events at the conclusion of Infinity War, the remaining Avengers must regroup to plan out their next move against Thanos and attempt to restore order to their cracked universe. Maybe Hawkeye will do something this time…
The latest trailer for Captain Marvel sees our heroine believing that she’s part of an alien race called the Kree. One of their enemies are the Skrulls, a race of shapeshifters. But it appears that Marvel had a life on Earth before she became a super space soldier.
Casual fans of Spider-Man may have been surprised by the animated pig that showed up in the trailer for Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Variant Comics shares the origin of Peter Porker, the Spectacular Spider-Ham, as well as his surprisingly formidable abilities.
Editor Lindsay McCutcheon pays tribute to 10 years of the Marvel Cinematic Universe with a montage of footage and sounds from Iron Man through Avengers: Infinity War. It’s a great edit, though it also reminded us about that time that Ben Kingsley sort of played The Mandarin.
Deadpool 2 is headed back to the theaters for the holidays… as a PG-13 movie. Ryan Reynolds agreed to it on two conditions: that a portion of the proceeds went to charity, and that he got to kidnap Fred Savage and force him to reenact his role from The Princess Bride.
Do you want to remember or find out about the comic book version of the X-Men’s Dark Phoenix saga before the movie adaptation comes out? Marvel has your back. Here’s a silly recap of what happened when Jean Grey was given the all-powerful Phoenix force.
Have a mighty cup of joe with Firebox’s officially licensed mugs. They feature geeky character torsos with arms serving as the handle. Available in Star Wars – Darth Vader, C-3PO, Stormtrooper – and Marvel – Black Panther, Iron Man, Spider-Man, the Hulk – variants.
The third season of Netflix’s Daredevil marks the small screen debut of one of Matt Murdock’s greatest enemies, Bullseye. Variant Comics explains the character’s origins, as told in the comic book miniseries Bullseye: Greatest Hits. Or so we think.
The Hacksmith takes on Tony Stark’s lifesaving device with his latest build. This impressive arc reactor replica uses ionized plasma to achieve its electrified effect. It looks spectacular, but it’s terribly loud, and there’s no way we’d strap this thing to our chest.
ThinkGeek’s officially-licensed Marvel Thanos Infinity Gauntlet mood lamp will put a smile on any geek’s face. It measures 10″ tall and projects light through the replica Infinity Stones. It can be powered via USB or with three AA batteries.
Nearly a decade after the events of X-Men: Apocalypse, Professor X’s team of mutants are sent on a mission in space. There Jean Grey is struck by a “mysterious cosmic force.” She is unable to control this unspeakable power, driving the team – and the world – into chaos.
Not to be confused with the DC Comics character of the same name, Marvel’s Captain Marvel (aka Ms. Marvel aka Carol Danvers) never uttered the word “SHAZAM!” once. Brie Larson stars as a renegade superhero who gets her powers from an otherworldly source.
Eclectic Method’s latest remix uses chopped up footage and sounds from Avengers: Infinity War, and manages to capture and amplify the intensity of Marvel’s grandest and darkest film, with a driving backbeat comprised of some of the film’s biggest beatdowns.
Musterbrand’s upcoming Black Panther sweater is unmistakably inspired by the hero’s vibranium costume, yet won’t have you looking like you’re in costume. The officially licensed sweater has knit details on the sleeve and a knit chain reminiscent of King T’Challa’s necklace.
Marvel is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its movie studio by releasing all of its 20 Marvel Cinematic Universe films so far in IMAX theaters. The film festival will take place from 8/30/18 to 9/6/18, and will include three films never before seen in IMAX.
Yeah, after watching the latest trailer for Venom, we have no idea how he sees without pupils and irises either. The guys at Evil Ice Cream Pictures did their best “there, I fixed it” job on the Marvel anti-hero by giving him the gift of sight. Well, it’s better than googly eyes.
Stop-motion animator counter656 presents an unlikely battle between two heroes we never thought would cross paths. Watch as Marvel’s size-shifting Ant-Man takes on TMNT’s purple-bandannaed Donatello in an epic fight that’s just asking for a sequel.
Top Screen pays tribute to the man who kickstarted the entire modern Marvel Cinematic Universe, Tony Stark, aka Iron Man, aka RDJ. This four-minute montage uses moments from the Iron Man, Captain America, and Avengers movies to sum up key moments of his story arc.
