There are Deadpool cosplayers, and there are Deadpool masters of the craft. Like this creation from El Fett and Nguyen over on TheRPF.

Logan may have to deal with an army of cyborgs in Wolverine 3, as well as the Hellfire club and other threats...bub.

Captain America is doing what he does best, fighting terrorists and protecting America. Business as usual then, right? Not quite as this week revealed a twist that was totes shocking.

In an 80-page special released this week, DC Rebirth #1 laid the groundwork for big changes and even bigger revelations.

Speaking at the premiere for Now You See Me 2, Hulk actor Mark Ruffalo coyly suggested that we’ll be seeing an even more smash-tastic Hulk in Thor: Ragnarok.

All the comics you could possibly read, for a ridiculously good price. Comixology Unlimited is sounding real good right now.

A more optimistic outlook in the new DCU requires a pessimistic villain. And DC Rebirth has found a big bad that makes perfect sense.

With DC Rebirth on the way and everyone getting a redesign, so are the youngest team of heroes in that universe.

It’s been almost thirty years since the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles first appeared on a TV screen. And every minute of it has been weirdly engrossing.

Vandal Savage and his entire collection of all the knives ever made is nothing compared to the threat on the horizon in season 2 of DC's Legends of Tomorrow.

With Supergirl moving from the CBS network to the CW, that gives the channel a new star for their shared universe. And one massive crossover.

One thing Marvel is doing right at the moment, is providing directors the opportunity to flourish and do their own thing while still keeping to the larger Marvel universe continuity and narrative flow. While the films all need to maintain some similar appeal, something which producer Kevin Feige ensures from the outset, it hasn’t stopped several of the films taking …