We were all thrilled when we saw more black superhero movies and shows pop up recently. It’s about time they got the leading roles they deserved. We loved the Luke Cage series on Netflix, everyone went mad for Black Panther and Spider-man: Into the Spider-Verse was such a massive hit we still can’t shut up about it. You’d think this means we’ll be seeing more and more black superheroes in leading roles, wouldn’t you?
All of those who were waiting for the next Wonder Woman movie have seen the trailer for Wonder Woman 1984 and might be a bit confused by the golden armour. That’s not exactly what we’re used to seeing Diane wear. We’re pretty happy with her usual red white and blue superhero uniform, so why the change?
Comic books are awesome! Comic book (or should I say a graphic novel?) is where literature meets art. And I’m not talking mainstream stories like The Avengers, Guardians of The Galaxy and so on. I’m talking stories that go further, stories that reveal our deepest fears and hopes.
What comes to mind when you think of Marvel Comics? If you are not a hardcore Marvel fan, the first thing that you can probably think about is superheroes like Iron Man, Thor, maybe Spiderman, or pretty much every character from the Avengers franchise. But what about the company itself?
With The Avengers: Endgame wrapping up Marvel’s Phase Three that started in 2016 with Captain America: Civil War, we think it’s about time we take some time and look back at these last four years and talk about the hottest Avengers out there.
Not all superheroes are equally good. There is a whole different world of superheroes that are – how should I put it – they are bad.
It seems like every new superhero movie franchise starts with an origin story. I think that’s helpful for some people because they get to learn what makes these people so special, but for avid comic book readers (and general superhero geeks) it’s annoying. Here are 10 comic book origin stories that were very different from the movies.
Spider-Man: Far From Home brings some notable villains to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Some of them have never been shown on the big screen before which made the Spider-Man fans even more excited about the new movie.
