The MCU has introduced movie and TV audiences to a wide range of characters. But some of them might not be worth bringing back for one reason or another.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe journey began over a decade before Iron Man even hit theaters, in a most unexpected place.

Two-Face from Batman: The Animated Series debuts as a 1/6 scale collectible from Mondo, limited to 1,500 pieces. The figure stands 12 inches tall, featuring Two-Face’s iconic split suit and scarred ...

Hasbro attended MCM London this past weekend and unveiled a new assortment of collectibles including new Transformers ...

Worlds Of Wonder meets Bob Layton, the comic book artist who helped save Iron Man from obscurity long before the superhero ...

"BLACK", by David Productions, represents the apex of what 'Star Wars: Visions' should be: bold, stylistic, challenging, and ...

Tetsu Fujimura’s keynote talk at the Tokyo market offered a convincing argument that Japanese IP is becoming one of the ...

"Trick 'r Treat" is a cult classic candy for Halloween horror fans. Since its 2007 debut, fans of the anthology film have ...

Spider-Man might be one of Marvel's most prolific movie heroes, but he's still got great villains that aren't yet in the MCU.

"I’ve been wanting to be a part of this ever since those sloths started running the DMV! Such an amazing world they created," ...

It’s safe to say late-night television has flatlined for anyone under 50. Johnny Carson once commanded up to 15 million ...

The Universal Monsters are being reimagined through a deal between Universal Products & Experiences and web3 company Doodles.