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Say it ain't so! Luke Cage and Jessica Jones might be married with a kid Marvel Comics, but clearly, the Marvel Netflix TV shows are taking things in a different direction. After a brief tryst in Jessica Jones Season 1, the fan-favorite couple parted ways, and there's no sign of a reconciliation on the cards. Luke has moved on to Rosario Dawson's Claire Temple, and set photos from Luke Cage Season 2 have suggested that relationship will continue. Now, it looks as though Jessica is moving on too. It seems Hollywood's favorite female superhero is about to pucker up...
By Tom Bacon9 years ago in Geeks
Filming has wrapped up on Avengers: Infinity War, and the Russo brothers are hard at work on the as-yet-untitled Avengers 4. We don't know much about that film's plot (even the title has been described as a spoiler), and that makes every detail exciting for Marvel fans. Between the thin details and the steady trickle of casting confirmations, it's no wonder that any new information even mildly connected to Avengers 4 will set off the MCU fandom into a theory frenzy.
Okay, X-Men fans, buckle up — or should I say, Fassbend your seat belts. We're entering rumor mill territory, and as we all know, these here roads are bumpy! Next year will see the X-Men franchise head into the cosmic in X-Men: Dark Phoenix, with the villain of the piece apparently none other than the Empress Lilandra.
Update: It's now been confirmed — Samuel L. Jackson's Nick Fury will be playing a major role in 2019's Captain Marvel. The rumors have been building since February, when Jackson dropped a hint while doing a press tour for Kong: Skull Island. Now, Deadline has revealed that he will indeed be "making an appearance" in the movie.
Note: This article contains light spoilers for Spider-Man: Homecoming. We're in the final run up to the theatrical release of Spider-Man: Homecoming, and as exciting as the film promises to be, the film's production certainly saw its fair share of controversy. One of the more contentious issues was the casting of Tony Revolori as Flash Thompson, Peter Parker's school bully.
Fans are unsure what to expect from next year's X-Men: Dark Phoenix. The film is Fox's second attempt to adapt the famous "Dark Phoenix Saga" for the big screen, and we've heard a lot of conflicting reports. Will the film finally embrace the cosmic? Or will it be more "grounded?" Will Magneto be a cult leader? Will it be a standalone film in its own right, or setup for another tentpole movie, turning the "Dark Phoenix Saga" into an ongoing arc?
In news that I don't think will surprise anyone, the critically acclaimed and fan-adored Wonder Woman has reached yet another milestone. On Thursday, the film hit $330.5 million in the domestic box office; following another strong weekend, the movie's domestic gross now stands at a whopping $346.6 million. Not only are these figures a staggering achievement, more than proving a female-led superhero franchise has all-star power, they also officially make Wonder Woman the highest-performing DCEU film at the domestic box office to date.
Note: This article contains spoilers for Spider-Man: Homecoming. Ever since the teen sensation was first cast for Spider-Man: Homecoming, the debate surrounding Zendaya's mysterious character has raged online. An early rumor suggested that, despite playing a character named 'Michelle', she would actually appear as Mary-Jane Watson. As this rumor began to spread, let's just say the internet did not take well to the idea of a race-swapped character. Fortunately, critics have now had access to the movie and Zendaya's mysterious role can be discussed at length.
Marvel Television first started telling the story of the Inhumans three years ago, way back in #AgentsOfSHIELD Season 2. Now, with the first trailer for the Inhumans TV series released, fans are eagerly looking for how these two shows could intertwine. And they're noticing the most intriguing, subtle details...
In August 2011, fans all over the world were delighted to hear that Marvel would be beginning a series of 'one-shots,' short stories released direct-to-Blu-Ray as bonus features accompanying a movie. The last one, All Hail the King, was released back in 2014, which means we unfortunately haven't seen a one-shot for three years now.
We've seen the first trailer for #Marvel's Inhumans, and reactions are mixed. That said, it hasn't stopped the fans from running through the trailer looking for details: How have the human race discovered the Inhumans? How has the history of the Inhuman race in the #MCU been rewritten? And did we just see Kree symbols?
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