Tag: Marvel
Generation X: Marvel’s Original “Diverse” Live-Action Film
Spike | Jun 19, 2020 | 8
Reminiscing about the ‘90s is nothing new to comic book readers nowadays, from people who were around at that period to younger folks who are curious about what happened that decade regarding comics. The medium itself went through a lot; from the financial successes of “The Death of Superman...
Read MoreInto The Spider-Verse Sequel Begins Production
It’s time for Miles Morales’ next close up. This week on Twitter, animator Nick Kondo has announced that work has begun on the highly-anticipated sequel to Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse from Sony Pictures Animation. The film is being directed by Justice League Unlimited and Avatar: The Last ...
Read MoreDisney Sets New Release Dates for Marvel, Mulan, and More
Disney has finally cobbled together a plan for handling release date delays caused by the coronavirus. Hollywood’s biggest juggernaut is keeping the release dates for the Marvel movies it has scheduled, but moving each film back one. For example, Black Widow, originally scheduled for April 24, wil...
Read MoreSony Moves Ghostbusters and Morbius to 2021
Sony has taken a bite out of their release schedule. Deadline has just reported that both Ghostbusters: Afterlife and Morbius, the next installment in Sony’s Marvel Universe, have shifted their release dates in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Previously dated July 20, 2020, and July 31, 2020...
Read MoreFinal Black Widow Trailer Stings Fans
With just under two months to go till their first movie of the year, Marvel has released a final Black Widow trailer. Following both the first trailer and the “special look,” the final Black Widow trailer gives us some more information on the movie’s plot and villain, as well as confirmation o...
Read MoreBob Iger Steps Down as CEO of Disney
Disney announced on Tuesday that Bob Iger has left his position of CEO, effective immediately. He has been in the role since 2005. Bob Chapek, the former chairman of Disney parks, experiences, and products, will assume his place as CEO. He will continue to report to Iger, who will now be Disney’s ...
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