Iron Man

Bloated “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania” proves that bigger is not always better — and often, small-scale stories carry just as much value as phase-jumping films.

I think of Marvel and Disney’s ever-growing cinematic empire almost as a form of cultural stagnation brought on by the commercialization of art.

Often, I can relate to WILLOW’s contradictory impulses. It is one thing to admit to weakness; it is another to make room for help.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is back in full swing, thanks to theaters reopening in time for “Black Widow." Find which MCU character fits your zodiac sign!

Here is my tier list of the top eight Avengers you should replace your ex with. Spoiler alert: Who else to choose but Captain America himself?

Whether you've watched "Avengers: Endgame" or have heard the word endgame and think people are just talking about finals, we’ve got a quiz for you to take!

“Either it’s all a joke or none of it is,” Bruce Banner quips about his time travel research, inadvertantly diagnosing the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Good luck, fellow Marvelites! Enjoy the marathon, and more importantly "Endgame." We know we'll be stocking up on tissues and popcorn for it.

Within one issue, we’re completely invested in Naomi’s inner life. Her yearning to rise above her small town’s uneventful confines is a well-trodden hero’s journey trope, but the issue is never bogged down by a sense of predictability.

Lee brought the idea of superheroes with ordinary characteristics into the mainstream, a trope that led to the large-scale popularization of his stories. With that came the widespread consumption of his comics and, eventually, films.