Meet the brand-new cast members set to appear in the second season of the streamer's hit Neil Gaiman adaptation.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe actor looks back on his journey from big-screen villain to Disney+ anti-hero.
Tom Hiddleston stars in the Disney+ Marvel Studios series, which just wrapped its second season.
Nothing's planned for a fifth Thor movie yet, but if it does happen and Waititi's back at the helm, he's got some ideas.
Plus, Netflix sets its sights on Greta Gerwig for its Narnia remake.
Acclaimed authors Madeleine Roux, Seanan McGuire, and Mike Chen are aboard to pen the Random House releases.
The acclaimed comics writer talks to io9 about his latest Marvel project.
The acclaimed YA author's first adult novel explores Norse legends with the help of a certain notorious trickster.
Thilde Kold Holdt, the author of the Hanged God trilogy, describes how she balanced mythology, fact, and scholarship in her epic series.
Where's this one rank for you in the Thor franchise?
As Jane Foster takes up the mantle of Thor in Love and Thunder , here are the comics moments that made her so great in the first place.
The latest Thor adventure has two end-credits scenes—here's what happens, and what they both mean.
Maybe she'll be enough to get folks to come back for a couple weeks.
Chris Hemsworth and Natalie Portman star in the new Marvel Studios film, out July 8.
The latest look at the Marvel movie shows more Thor! More... other Thor! More Valkyrie! More Gorr!
A potential spoiler for the new Marvel film starring Chris Hemsworth and Natalie Portman may have been revealed.
Thor: Love and Thunder 's marketing is already getting one thing right: everything can be improved with the addition of the Mighty Thor.
Why I love to hate Thor and I will never stop loving Thor, even when Thor is bad.
Now that you've glimpsed her in action in the Thor: Love and Thunder trailer, here's where to start with Jane Foster's comic book history as the Mighty Thor.
It was only a matter of time before Jane came back in all her Mighty glory.
