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Iron Man became a household name because of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with MCU fans patting themselves on the back for “saving” him. See, these fans thought that Iron Man was some kind of Z-list nobody, a character who wasn’t, say, in the middle of an event storyline where he was one of the main…

Randall Park’s FBI Agent James “Jimmy” Woo doesn’t come off as much of a threat when he makes his Marvel Cinematic Universe debut as a foil to Paul Rudd’s Scott Lang in “Ant-Man and the Wasp.” In a movie already dripping with comic relief, his bumbling agent seems to exist solely as a punching bag.…

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Welcome back to the Marvel Rundown! This week, Marvel leaves the dark of midnight for the sunshine of Miami as Dan Panosian’s solo Marvel debut, Wolverine: Paradise, takes the lead spot in the Rundown. We also have reviews of Nova: Return of the Ring and Star Wars: Rogue One – Chirrut & Baze.

The events of Avengers: Endgame loom large ahead of the release of Avengers: Doomsday. Marvel Studios confirmed that Steve Rogers’ actions at the end of the 2019 film will factor into the end of the Multiverse Saga. But Doomsday isn’t the only upcoming project from the company set to turn back the clock. Disney+’s VisionQuestwill…

Dr. Doomattended NY Comic Con 2026 at the Javits Center, walking around the floor like any other villain on a mission to take it all in. In an effort to promote Marvel’s new movie, Avengers: Doomsday, Rob Gronkowski stepped out of his sports comfort zone and dove headfirst into Marvel’s world. Gronkowski dressed up as…

The X-Men were the great white whale for Marvel Cinematic Universe fans. They wanted to see what Marvel Studios could do with the mutants and are finally getting that chance. While Disney has owned the rights to the mutants since 2019, it’s only been since 2022 that we’ve started getting mutants on the big screen.…

In episode one ofVisionQuest, the synthezoid Avenger (Paul Bettany) is trying to keep his head down after WandaVision, working in a pub in Scotland. He’s even friendly with his boss, who tries to get him to go out into the world a bit, not knowing her best employee is an ultra-advanced android. Sadly, Vision’s life…

Marvel’s VisionQuest premieres on Disney+ this week, and the first reviews of the series are now online. Paul Bettany reprises his role as Vision, continuing the synthezoid’s story after the events of WandaVision and completing a trilogy that also includes Agatha All Along. While some fans may be disappointed at how isolated the show is…

When Paul Bettany appeared at Disney’s upfront presentation this past May, he explained how the VisionQuest TV series would be the end of the WandaVision saga, describing it as a “deeply personal story about identity, purpose and what it means to be a human, but with robots and lasers.” The day has come.