Marvel's 616

Marvel comedic blockbusters is making it harder for mid-level comedy films to survive.In a new interview with GamesRadar, Rogen says that the huge budgets of big Marvel films, which often lean into comedy territory, can’t be competed with.“Something that me and Evan [Goldberg, screenwriter and Rogen’s long-term collaborator] talk about a lot is how Marvel movies are comedies,” he said. “Thor: Ragnarok is a comedy. Ant-Man is a comedy at its core.

Nia DaCosta, the director of the new Candyman reboot, will reportedly take the reins on Marvel‘s forthcoming Captain Marvel sequel.The first movie, which starred Brie Larson as the iconic comic book character, was directed by duo Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck and made $1.13 billion at the global box office.According to Deadline, Marvel chiefs have been taking meetings with prospective directors for the sequel over the past few months and have decided on DaCosta to take over from the pair, directing

Marvel Studios is really taking a conscious step forward to accentuate diversity and equality in their upcoming films, not just with the actors cast but even the crew. With Black Panther's global dominance which also led to a shocking Best Picture nod at the Oscars, Marvel is definitely heading in the right direction.

Nia DaCosta has been tapped to direct the sequel to Captain Marvel, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

One of the most coveted Marvel Studios jobs has been filled and it appears that Nia DaCosta has been picked to helm the upcoming “Captain Marvel 2.” According to Deadline, DaCosta has been chosen to helm the “Captain Marvel” sequel, which was written by “WandaVision” writer Megan McDonnell. The filmmaker takes over the franchise which began with 2019’s $1.13 billion-grossing first film directed by Anne Bowden and Ryan Fleck.

Props and costumes from Marvel’s acclaimed TV series Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. are going under the hammer.

The coronavirus pandemic has delayed many films (like Tenet) indefinitely this year, but Marvel Cinematic Universe promises to keep us entertained even through these difficult times by releasing new films. While previous Marvel movies like Endgame brought an end to some of Earth’s mightiest heroes and served as a finale to the first few phases of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the MCU will continue.

Anthony Mackie is speaking out about the lack of diversity in Hollywood. In a new interview with, the 41-year-old actor acknowledges Marvel's attempts at diversity, but insisted that «every studio has to do more about ushering more people into the business.»The actor has played Falcon since 2014's and stars as the character in the upcoming Disney+ series «I’ll say this: I don’t think what’s happening is a racism problem.

Anthony Mackie has more to say on Marvel’s issues with race.

Anthony Mackie is speaking out again after calling out Marvel.

made news last month when he called on Marvel to do better with diversity on its films, and he clarified his remarks in a new interview published on Wednesday with Fatherly.  When asked what prompted him to speak out, Mackie said, “I’ll say this: I don’t think what’s happening is a racism problem. I think it’s an unawareness problem.”“With Marvel, I really think with most companies, they feel like they’re doing what they should be doing,” added Mackie.

Marvel have shared the first-look trailer for their new television horror series, Helstrom – check it out below.Shared at the Comic-Con@Home event yesterday (July 24), the trailer gives fans a glimpse of what to expect from the dark new horror show.A supernatural thriller which is based on characters related to Ghost Rider, the Marvel series will focus on Daimon (Tom Austen) and Ana (Sydney Lemmon) who have inherited terrifying powers from their serial-killer father.

and are set to expand the MCU to the small screen, Marvel has another TV offering arriving this year:, which stars Tom Austen and Sydney Lemmon as the children of a mysterious serial killer.

Following Marvel’s decision to absorb Marvel TV, the clock has been ticking for all of its television projects. All the Netflix shows (“Iron Fist,” “Daredevil,” etc.), “Cloak & Dagger,” “Ghost Rider,” and “The Runaways” have all been canceled and the entire creative team behind “Tigra & Dazzler” have been fired before the show even started.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterUsually a massive presence at San Diego Comic-Con, Marvel Entertainment is largely sitting out this year’s virtual iteration of the 50-year-old fan convention, Comic-Con@Home.

With the news that “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” is being delayed from its original August release date on Disney+ due to the COVID-19 production delays, it appeared that the Mouse House’s streaming platform wasn’t going to have any new Marvel content for quite a while. But in fact, the service is set to premiere “Marvel 616” soon enough and has released a couple of teasers to help promote the new docuseries.

Janet W. Lee In today’s roundup, Disney Plus has released first footage of “Marvel’s 616” and Tiffany Boone was cast in Hulu’s “Nine Perfect Strangers.”Tiffany Boone has been cast in the upcoming Hulu adaptation of “Nine Perfect Strangers“ as the character Delilah.

Disney is offering fans a real look behind the curtain at Marvel.