Hopefully he won't fall victim to the greatest MCU villain: all the lines on a hero's costume.
Over the past twenty plus years, Amazon's gone from bookstore to everything store. Here's all the companies it swallowed to make that happen.
Plus more news from the Aquaman 2 set, a whole lot of supernatural horror trailers, and a Sandman teaser for Mark Hamill's Pumpkinhead.
Wesley Chu's new wuxia epic has incredible characters and a lot to say about faith, fealty, and who controls the truth.
In its latest Q2 earnings call, Warner Bros. Discovery said its new streaming strategy will combine its two services.
The voice behind the Netflix series' protagonist Barney talks about his experience on the set of Spider-Man: Far From Home and preparing for his latest role.
Besides the latest from Marvel, we have a message from James Gunn about the future of Peacemaker , important Andor news, and more.
And like, New York too. Although it's mostly already wrecked. Look, it's a rough situation.
The streamer has added 4K versions of its hit fantasy show just in time for House of the Dragon.
Let's decide on how Netflix should resurrect Eddie Munson.
And James Gunn talks about the Guardians Holiday Special 's place in the MCU hierarchy.
In this month's Nerd's Watch, io9 picks the best genre movies and TV shows coming to Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, Disney+, and more.
Studio Trigger's back at it again, delivering over-the-top, neon-soaked violence in this story from the Cyberpunk: 2077 universe.
Just in time for Crystal Dynamics' new Tomb Raider game, probably.
Netflix's movie continuation to the 2018 series is a kinetic, gorgeous, and surprisingly self-serious example of Rise at its very best.
Executive producers Ant Ward and Andy Suriano talk developing Rise from show to movie, and how their iteration of the Ninja Turtles still resonates with fans.
The final season of the spooky Netflix series—now with time travel!—arrives August 10.
Don't panic: We'll tell you how to minimize the damage.
Once you start watching these artful, terrifying, and often gruesome films, you won't want to stop.
And Paul Rudd promises big changes in Ant Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
