In superhero movies, the apocalypse is all the rage. But for the last 20 years, Mike Mignola and his ‘Hellboy’ team have been making art at the end of the world. What can the movies learn from these comic artists’ flirtation with disaster? By Sean T. Collins.

While at the Television Critic’s Association today, head of Netflix content Ted Sarandos told the audience, including Variety’s Laura Prudom, that Marvel’s Jessica Jones will debut by the end of 2015 and that ideally there would be a new Marvel series every six months. Once all four of the series have been launched, they will crossover... Read more »

Wade Wilson prepares to break your firewall too

John Francis Daley and Jonathan M. Goldstein have confirmed that they will write the Spider-Man reboot script; Jon Watts will direct and Tom Holland stars.

Umberto Gonzalez, a.k.a. El Mayimbe, has the dirt on Marvel, DC, and ‘Star Wars’ movies before anyone else. But he’s no dork — he’s a smooth-talking, palm-greasing man about town.

Canadian artist and unabashed comic book lover Darren Rawlings is back with a series of Marvel vs DC drawings. Each illustration features a Marvel superhero alongside their DC equivalent.

From a recent Women Of Marvel podcast and, yes, eys, I am still catching up on stuff missed in the SDCC maw, the team made a farewell to Kelly Sue De Connick, specifically her role in the reinvention and reintroduction of Captain Marvel. As to the new team, Agent Carter writers Tara Butters and Michele... Read more »

Oli Davis puts to rest once and for all who The Joker really is torturing at the end of the Suicide Squad trailer

The pristine linework of artist Tomer Hanuka is now featured in a slim new graphic novel from the NYC-based Israeli artist, along with his twin brother, Asaf, and writer/game designer Boaz Lavie.

Instagram is evidently a deadly weapon now

He has only been in graphic storytelling for three years, but already the Czech-born writer has produced several influential series for the biggest publishers – and his latest is set to reinvent crime noir

 A new hero will rise this fall when Supergirl takes to the skies on CBS

Artist Tom Moore, who gave life to the teen angst of Archie and his Riverdale pals from 1953 to the late 1980s, has died of lung cancer in El Paso, Texas. According to his hometown paper, the El Paso Times, Moore began his cartooning career while serving in the U.S. Navy. Moore got caught drawing a caricature of his captain, but instead of getting in trouble, he got an assignment as staff cartoonist. His talent led him to a decades-long career illustrating for Archie...

Director Peyton Reed discusses an alternate ending to Ant-Man that would have wrapped up a storyline, but which Marvel opted to keep open for future movies.

The script Sousanis is veering away from in this case is the age-old Western bias against visual imagery (and in favor of the Word), which he traces back to Plato’s cave. Sousanis believes that verbal language alone is a poor vehicle for capturing the multidimensional, many-layered fullness of human experience, the equivalent of Edwin Abbott’s two-dimensional flatworms trying to explain a sphere. It’s not so much that a picture is worth a thousand words, but rather that a picture is worth...

Martin Freeman offers a cryptic tease about his Captain America: Civil War character, along with some new details on where he fits into the film.

SPOILER ALERT: The following article contains spoilers for Peyton Reed’s Ant-Man . If you haven’t seen the movie yet, you may want to click away to another one of our wonderful articles!

Which movie will rule them all this weekend? It’s been an incredible summer for movie-goers and studios alike. Films like Jurassic World and Inside Out are setting records at the box office and new releases in the coming weeks seem to offer something for everyone. Comedies likes Trainwreck and Pixels will be going head-to-head with dramas like Southpaw. So, which movie will have the biggest opening weekend? We asked a Swarm Continue Reading →

Who the are you? That's the first line out of Magneto when he first meets Apocalypse. Come and see... is his reply.