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The controversy over Sabra, a new movie character, explained.
Get ready to hear [spoiler] saying filthy things.
They’re here. (Almost.) They’re queer. (Maybe.) They need a new joke.
Beneath a layer of slapstick, The Marvels is a warning about hero worship.
You will cry at Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.
Is there a future for the team?
The last of James Gunn’s Marvel movies doesn’t get caught up in the multiverse.
With Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, it feels like another whiff for a once-unstoppable studio.
Quantumania’s two credits scenes, explained.
Tenoch Huerta Mejía is breaking barriers as Namor. White Latinos are bristling.
The Black Panther sequel says goodbye to Chadwick Boseman.
The original film, starring the late Chadwick Boseman, set a standard for Marvel excellence. The sequel is ready to meet it.
The MCU’s version of a legal procedural can be fun as hell.
Marvel’s Phase 4 has given us great villains, like Christian Bale’s Gorr, but they rarely stick around.
A classic Thor adversary from the comic books will join the fray.
The Disney+ show is scored by subversive Egyptian rap of the Arab Spring.
The infinite potential of the multiverse opens the door for Marvel’s merry mutants
In Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, superheroes are great at saving the world but rotten at saving each other
Warning: Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness spoilers within.
Jared Leto’s latest asks, “What if vampires just wanted to study all the time?”
Marvel’s newest Disney+ series operates as a metaphor about mental illness.
Marvel turned its post-credits scenes into a pop culture phenomenon.
Where does Peter Parker go from here?
Spider-Man: No Way Home has two credits scenes, and only one has to do with Spider-Man!
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Shang-Chi is a victory for representation. Quantifying what that means is complicated.
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Shang-Chi and the Eternals are entering a much more dimensional world.
Why the timing of Marvel’s latest movie is so frustrating, even as its story gives Natasha a satisfying MCU send-off.
The scene signals Florence Pugh’s bigger role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Tom Hiddleston and Owen Wilson’s Disney+ charm offensive works.
Problems such as rent, bills, and ongoing trauma didn’t go away when the Avengers defeated Thanos.
We don’t want justice in a story. We want the authors to know what justice might look like.
The show’s decision to let Wanda off the hook for the pain she caused is baffling.
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WandaVision is the first new Marvel movie or TV show in 18 months. Naturally, we can’t stop talking about it.
How WandaVision episode 8 sets up the show’s finale, and the MCU’s future.
Episode six reveals that once you leave Westview, you’re never the same.
A cameo and Wanda’s shifting powers seem to indicate something’s afoot in the MCU.