By Ashley Bergner Box Office Buzz With Marvel’s “The Avengers” currently ranking as the highest-grossing superhero movie of all time, it’s hard to believe that just five years ago, Iron Man, Thor, and Captain America were all considered B-list superheroes. Batman and Superman were arguably the most famous movie superheroes,
By Ashley Bergner Box Office Buzz Although the puzzling under-performance of several major blockbusters brought an unexpectedly quiet end to the summer movie season, Hollywood has saved several highly-anticipated tent-poles for its fall/winter line-up. From the “Hunger Games” sequel “Catching Fire” to the next chapter in Peter Jackson’s “Hobbit” trilogy,
By Ashley Bergner Box Office Buzz Before 2008, many people weren’t familiar with the Marvel comic book superhero Iron Man. DC Comics characters Superman and Batman had long been the two most famous superheroes, and no one was expecting a movie based on Tony Stark — a snarky narcissist in
ASSEMBLED! 2: EARTH’S MIGHTIEST HEROES AND VILLAINS has now joined Vol. 1 on Kindle, also for $2.99 at http://www.amazon.com/ASSEMBLED-Earths-Mightiest-Villains-ebook/dp/B0082PXQH4 This volume focuses on “The Big Three” of Iron Man, Cap, and Thor, along with top villains Ultron and Kang. Includes opinion, analysis, humor, and special features covering the history and
By Ashley Bergner, Box Office Buzz After months of hype and media coverage, and years of build-up in previous Marvel superhero films, “The Avengers” is finally here. And it’s one heck of an epic ride. The film was absolutely worth the wait, and director Joss Whedon’s combination of non-stop action,
by Brendon Connelly, BleedingCool.com Summer 2013 will be the season of The Avengers aftermath with a third Iron Man and now second Thor picture on the calendar. Marvel Studios and Disney have tonight announced that Thor will return for a other solo adventure on July 26th, 2013. At the same
If you’ve seen Thor, you’ll know that, as with Iron Man and Iron Man 2, there’s an easter egg after the credits, a bonus scene that leads into the upcoming movie The Avengers. It turns out that Thor’s director Ken Branagh didn’t have a hand in it—the director of The
On this week show we have do our review of the Mighty Thor, the newest film from Marvel Studios, and then we talk about the newest Doctor Who episode: Curse of the Black Spot. But wait that’s not all, we also talk about our experiences on Free Comic Book Day
We hate to say this because it makes us look petty, but we’re feeling a LOT jealous of the rest of the world right now. That’s because we live in the U.S., and it seems like moviegoers in every other country on Earth have been able to catch Thor except
Come this May, superheroes are going to be stepping all over each other on the big screen as Thor, Green Lantern, Captain America: The First Avenger and X-Men: First Class are all released in the brief span of three months. We’ve all seen their trailers and movie posters, and while
We’ve known for a while that Nick Fury would be popping up in Captain America, and hoped and assumed that he’d be appearing in Thor, too. But we weren’t 100 percent sure until we heard Samuel L. Jackson say it himself. Jackson appeared last night on Jimmy Fallon Live, where
Marvel announced today some changes for the Asgard-related monthly comics. In April, the current Thor comic will return to its original title, Journey to Mystery, and focus on Loki and the other Asgardians as they deal with the upcoming summer event “Fear Itself.” And where can you find the “God
