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According to media reports, the City of San Diego issued a $160,000 fine to Marvel Studios’ ad agency, Elevue Outdoor, for covering the City’s Gaslamp Quarter sign with advertising for Avengers Doomsday.  Apparently, Elevue posted the advertising during Comic-Con, even though the City had previously had told the company that doing so was prohibited.

Sunday was the last chance for visitors to see the “Marvel’s Spider-Man: Beyond Amazing” exhibition at the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry.

The mutant era of the Marvel Cinematic Universe isn’t just arriving—it’s positioning itself as the foundational pillar for the next generation of Marvel Studios storytelling.

Posted in: Comics, Marvel Comics, X-Men | Tagged: chris claremont, fabian nicieza, john byrne, louise simonson, wolverine

MUMBAI: The X-Men are going back to the drawing board and then some. Director Jake Schreier has hinted that Marvel’s upcoming mutant reboot will dig deep into the comics for inspiration, including the influential runs of Chris Claremont and Jonathan Hickman, while looking for stories that have not been explored effectively on screen.

It’s a rare sight to see a Marvel show get renewed in 2026. I know, I know; Marvel is the biggest name in entertainment, so success is its middle name. And yet, the TV landscape has shifted dramatically for anything that Marvel Studios produces, with only Daredevil: Born Again managing to successfully secure multiple renewals…

Marvel’s Wolverine previews have been largely positive, but skeptics on social media aren’t convinced. On X, many of the most-liked posts slam the PS5 exclusive game. James Stevenson, Insomniac’s Community and Marketing Director, has now addressed the rampant criticism.

Marvel’s Wolverine previews have been largely positive, but skeptics on social media aren’t convinced. On X, many of the most-liked posts slam the PS5 exclusive game. James Stevenson, Insomniac’s Community and Marketing Director, has now addressed the rampant criticism.

Before Marvel Studios oversaturated Disney+ with interconnected superhero shows, Marvel Television was developing a weirder corner of the MCU for Freeform. New Warriors originally got a 10-episode straight-to-series pickup right out of the gate and assembled a group of up-and-coming young actors to portray the titular group of heroes learning to use their powers and…

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