This show will be badass.

You can all breath a sigh of relief.

Not that there's anything wrong with that.

This guy is all about transparency. Sorta. 

The Badass Sommelier reports on what can be found inside Iron Man's wine cellar.

Tony Stark don't need no Iron, Man.

Chill, nerds. 

Hulk non-reviews Marvel's latest.

Matt Singer talks mutable superhero deaths and Marvel and DC's work-for-hire policy. 

Be a hero! (Quick, please confirm - you're a boy, right?)

Legit or not, it certainly looks cool.

They just keep coming.

It can't be a spoiler if it's in an ad, right?

WWE's Dave Bautista it is.

It will apparently be one of the greatest films ever made.

That's almost enough Iron Men for a scrimmage touch football game.

Matt Singer on the masochism of the comics fan and the ultimate masochist superhero, Spider-Man.

This movie just keeps piling on the goofy awesome.

Possibly making the title a spoiler for people sensitive to such things.

All three possible Drax the Destroyers could kill you with just one finger.

The GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY director is in hot water, but not with this feminist. 

In the '70s Hostess ran ads in comic books featuring superheroes in mini-adventures starring Hostess pies. See a whole bunch of them.

Oh please oh please let this come to pass.

He'll return to write and direct the sequel.

Devin visits the Hasbro booth and geeks out over bag head Spider-Man.

Hulk gets smashy with the newest Spidey story. 

Jordan thinks this movie has no new spin - unless "not as much fun" is the new spin.

Marvel's grand experiment finally comes to fruition and offers a little TLC for all those raped childhoods out there.

The makers of the third entry want you back. 

New Marvel art show!

While tied to a chair, no less!

FYA's Meghan sat down with Vertigo and Marvel writer Mike Carey, his wife Linda and their daughter Louise in anticipation of their new joint novel THE STEEL SERAGLIO. 

What happened when David Bowie's wife optioned Marvel's Black Widow in 1975.

Take a look at what the Avengers fly in, and discuss the missing antagonists. 

Are Marvel and Disney saving their big presentations for their own fan convention?

Has a scene from THE AVENGERS been put into CAPTAIN AMERICA? Or was the first footage for THE AVENGERS secretly shot this weekend?

Marvel is beginning to develop their post-AVENGERS films, and it turns out THE BLACK PANTHER is one of them.

Disney did well at the box office in 2010, but they were hoping to launch boy-friendly franchises. With most of them dead in the water, what’s next for the Mouse House when it comes to courting the powerful boy market?