Marvel’s Cinematic Universe continues to grow with Black Panther, following the exploits of T’Challa (Chadwick Boseman) as he becomes king of secretive country Wakanda but has a not-so secret identity as the Black Panther, protector of
So here we are. 28 months, 65 episodes and a billion dead ninjas since the surprisingly successful rehabilitation of Matt Murdoch, and we’ve reached the end of the Marvel Netflix Universe Phase One.
The road to the Defenders has been a somewhat rocky one. Indeed, in many ways, it mirrors the original assembling of their big screen cousins The Avengers.
Spider-Man is part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe now. Even if the licence is still owned by Sony, it’s incredible that their mismanagement reached this point.
It’s a new teaser trailer for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and it’s more of the same from director James Gunn and his ragtag group of not quite antiheroes…
How do you tell an exciting story about a superhero who’s unbeatable? Finding and exploiting a vulnerability in an invulnerable hero is a challenge that’s plagued comics and script writers since the genre began, from Superman onwards.
Benedict Cumberbatch joins the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Doctor Strange Stephen to his friends), a surgeon who goes on to discover the world of alternate dimensions and magic following a life threatening accident.
