Marvel has their schedule planned out well unto 2020. Joining the Avengers, Captain Marvel (The MCU's first female solo hero) will have her own film in 2018. She, along with Chadwick Boseman as Black Panther, Paul Rudd as Ant-Man and Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange, will lead the Avengers in Phase 4.
Outside of the Inhumans, she is the only Marvel hero who has not been cast. Here are our favorites, and how their performances of the most powerful woman in the MCU would play out.
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Make a list and never follow up on it. That's the way to procrastinate. Luckily you can just as easily procrastinate with a bunch of hilarious lists. Win-win.
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Looking for last minute costumes for Halloween? It may seem like a good idea to put on your exercise clothes and tie a tablecloth around your neck to be an impromptu Superman, but be careful which version your dressing as.
Here are some common superhero design mistakes and some simple solutions to avoid them:
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President of Marvel Studios, Kevin Feige took to the stage today to announce the lineup for Marvel's next phase of superhero movies. Was it in direct response to DC's announcement earlier this month? We'll let you be the judge.
Here's all the information we have about the Marvel Cinematic Universe going forward.
After the popularity of The Avengers in 2012, the floodgates have opened on big tent-pole Superhero Universes. To compete with Marvel/Disney, Sony is going ahead with a Spider-Man Universe, Fox has their X-Men starting to make solo films and Warner Brothers is teaming up with DC to bring every Justice League member they can find to the big screen.
Today we learned WB's exact line-up. With 10 confirmed movies from 2016-2020, they're shaping up to be Marvel's biggest competition.
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With Marvel's Cinematic Universe blowing up movie theaters, everyone with a superhero franchise is looking to cash in on the ride. To that end, at least 7 different comic book TV shows will be gracing your living rooms in the coming months.
Here's a breakdown of each one, and why you should (or shouldn't) be watching them.
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Comic books have provided readers with a wealth of wondrous and sometimes heartbreaking moments. Here's a few of my favorites. This list will contain spoilers, but seriously people most of these moments are years old. Time to catch up.
Rob Liefeld has a storied career filled with giant shoulder pads, belts, pouches, tiny feet, and impossible amounts of muscle definition. Yet even with such an impressive resume there's still a few question I'd like to ask the man in the backwards cap.
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Well, well, well, if it isn't Wade Wilson. Well, Isn't he a cheeky little monkey, but you can't spell decency with Deadpool... well, I suppose you could get the first two letters. but that's not much. I'm just trying to say Deadpool is sort of creepy and weird. There, I said it. Now take a look at why.
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Kenneth Johnson gives us an incredible hulking list of how to irritate the Hulk, here's the first 10. Be sure to checkout all 131!
Editor's Note: To address comments, YES this is a list from the old TV show where Bruce was changed to David
1. Problems with flat tire
2. Nightmare
3. Thinking about either of his wives
4. Cut off from somebody in danger who needs his help
5. Being hit over the head repeatedly with a metal object
6. Having his cure destroyed
7. Quicksand
8. Being mauled by a bear
9. Being bit by a dog
10. Being placed in a car compactor
