Chris Pratt was a “surprise” guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
The Guardians of the Galaxy star appeared to be confused about guests are booked on the late-night show on ABC.
If there’s any doubt Hollywood’s newest action hero has lost any of his comedic chops then watch the hilarious impromptu interview: Continue reading CHRIS PRATT Invites Himself on JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE
James Bond hits the slopes in style.
Producers shared this shot of Daniel Craig, Lea Seydoux and Dave Bautista on the set of SPECTRE via Twitter in Solden, Austria.
Craig returns for his fourth appearance as 007. Seydoux plays Madeline Swann. Bautista of Guardians of the Galaxy plays the villain Mr. Hinx. Continue reading JAMES BOND On the Slopes in SPECTRE
A fallen King rises in Uncanny Inhumans #0 this Spring.
Marvel announced a brand new series by Charles Soule starring Black Bolt. The Inhumans leader has been MIA since his showdown with Thanos in Infinity. His Queen, Medusa, is leading her race and rescuing NuHumans in the Inhuman series by Soule.
Black Bolt rarely speaks because his voice can destroy entire cities so he rules with actions not words. The leader’s agenda for his race will be made loud and clear in the new series. Continue reading BLACK BOLT Rises in UNCANNY UNHUMANS
Where will the survivors of The Walking Dead go next?
AMC TV revealed the poster for the Season 5 Midseason premiere featuring the map Abraham gave Rick with this route to Washington, D.C.
“The new world’s gonna need Rick Grimes” is a phrase from Morgan, last seen tracking Rick’s group and discovering a map at the ashes of Terminus. Continue reading THE WALKING DEAD Season 5 Midseason Poster
Marvel sets the date for the debut of Marvel’s Daredevil on Netflix.
Season One will premiere on April 10 at 12:01 am.
The Man Without Fear will star in the first of four new series on Netflix.
Marvel is celebrating the announcement with a new motion poster showing the vigilante’s symbol lighting up a dark city.
See it below (Warning if you’re watching at work: it has audio.) Continue reading MARVEL’S DAREDEVIL Release Date
Hayley Atwell is back as Peggy Carter in Marvel’s Agent Carter. The new television series picks up Peggy’s story in 1946 after losing Steve Rogers. Peggy is in New York City working for the S.S.R. while going on a secret missions for Howard Stark (Dominic Cooper) with his butler, Edwin Jarvis.
The action-packed premiere was filled with classic Marvel comics villains and homages so who’s who and what’s what?
In the tradition that started with Avengers for Virgins…here’s a breakdown of the Easter eggs in Agent Carter. Continue reading AGENT CARTER Evil Easter Eggs
Marvel debuted the first trailer for Ant-Man in the premiere of Agent Carter.
Paul Rudd plays Scott Lang, a criminal who get a second chance to be a hero from inventory Hank Pym played by Michael Douglas.
The first official trailer also gives us a first look at Evangeline Lilly as Hope Van Dyne with a hairstyle homage to Janet Van Dyne (aka Wasp) and Corey Stoll who will become the villain known as Yellowjacket.
The iconic suit, the helmet, the shrinking and of course…ants!
Take a look! Continue reading ANT-MAN Trailer
A Seattle writer’s comic book success keeps soaring as she takes on one of the most famous teams in comics.
G. Willow Wilson launched a brand new Ms. Marvel to critical acclaim and sales success in 2014. The book was named the number one series of 2014 by Comic Book Resources.
Kamala Khan (Ms. Marvel’s real name) was the first Muslim character to to lead their own mainstream comic book. Wilson is now a Marvel exclusive creator and writing the all-female X-Men book.
X-Men #23 arrives in comic shops this week. The Burning World is the name of Wilson’s first arc as Storm, Psylocke, Rachel Grey and Monet investigate a mysterious event at a “Burning Man” style concert.
Will the mutants be outmatched by what could be a natural phenomenon?
What it’s like to write an iconic superhero like Storm (as played by Halle Berry in movies) and will a mutant connected to mother Earth fight the planet? Continue reading G. WILLOW WILSON on X-MEN