Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Part 1) is the sequel to the 2018 film, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.
Marvel announced today, in remembrance of 9/11 and in honor of the brave first responders, an all-new comics story by writer Joe Quesada and artist John Romita Jr. – The Four Fives #1.
Amazing Fantasy No. 15, written by Steve Ditko and featuring Spider-Man’s very first appearance, receives $2.82 million bid a week before Heritage Auctions’ September Comics and Comic Art sale. This makes it the most expensive comic book ever sold at Heritage Auctions.
Has a comic book character ever realized they were… eh, a comic book character? It is called “breaking the fourth wall” and it occurs in comic books to great effect. Here are a few notable instances where a comic book character realized they were not real.
The 1950’s were the heyday of McCarthyism and like many other forms of entertainment, comic books came to be viewed as a threat. The industry’s reaction to the threat would kick off an entirely new era – the Silver Age of Comics.
This chart was created by Reddit’s trevordeal, a regular contributor of these charts for a while now. It shows all the Marvel Cinematic Universe titles set to debut theatrically and on Disney+ through 2023.
Walgreens stores have long been the home for exclusive Marvel Minimates. Now, two new adversarial two-packs have hit the shelves, comprising Series 12 of the long-running Diamond Select Toys series!
Right now, 15 movies from the DC and Marvel universes are slated to release in 2021-2022. If Wonder Woman 1984 gets delayed again from its Christmas Day release slot, it’ll be 16. Here’s the latest release schedule for DC and Marvel superhero movies.
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