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Aug 23, 2024 | 
cbr.com | Jordan Iacobucci |Cailyn Szelinski |Robert Vaux
The following reveals major spoilers for Deadpool & Wolverine, now playing in theaters. Marvel fans noticed that Cassie Lang was recast in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, but this isn't the first time the Marvel Cinematic Universe has recast a significant role. Reasons for these changes include the character's age versus the original actor's age, actors not being able to commit to long-term franchises, or not wanting to be attached to a superhero genre.
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Apr 7, 2024 | 
cbr.com | Fawzia Khan |Robert Vaux |Cailyn Szelinski |Florencia Aberastury
By Fawzia Khan , Robert Vaux , Cailyn Szelinski , and Florencia Aberastury Updated 16 minutes ago Police shows like Law & Order and Blue Bloods have been on television for decades, but only a few stand out as the best of the best.
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Aug 16, 2023 | 
cbr.com | Cailyn Szelinski
Galactus devours worlds and Thanos snaps half the universe away, but not all Marvel Comics villains enjoy killing and some actively avoid it.
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Aug 12, 2023 | 
cbr.com | Cailyn Szelinski
DC Comics superheroes like Starman have retired from the hero business while others, like Hal Jordan, were corrupted by evil forces.
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Aug 12, 2023 | 
cbr.com | Cailyn Szelinski
DC Comics has a lengthy list of villains who kill civilians and superheroes just because they can. However, a few villains will not kill anyone for their own reasons. Just because they don't kill doesn't mean these villains are any less, even if they have a moral compass and don't see a need to take life to prove their point. Villains like Catwoman have never had a reason to kill, so they don't.
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Aug 3, 2023 | 
cbr.com | Cailyn Szelinski
Romance comics range from being strange to the cutest issues on shelves. Cute romance comics include couples who have been together for over a decade to new-found love that is just starting to develop from crushes to true love. Many romances are one-shots that tell a quick story that readers will feel good about after reading the last page, but they can be long series that tell a compelling story. Romance comics have become more diverse and show that all couples have sweet moments.
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Aug 2, 2023 | 
cbr.com | Cailyn Szelinski
Pop culture franchises like Indiana Jones made splashes in TV and film, receiving comic book adaptations, but some have been largely forgotten.
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Aug 2, 2023 | 
cbr.com | Cailyn Szelinski
Marvel Comics has created some of the most romantic couples in comics. From Avengers to X-Men, superheroes of all shapes and sizes have found love in Marvel panels. Some couples like Reed Richards and Sue Storm have had long, enduring relationships that inspire readers to find the love of their lives. At the same time, Luke Cage and Jessica Jones give a realistic look into marriage while being passionate about one another.
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Aug 1, 2023 | 
cbr.com | Cailyn Szelinski
Whether they're heroes or villains, DC Comics knows romance, and the best romantic couples like Batgirl/Nightwing and Superman/Lois are iconic.
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Aug 1, 2023 | 
cbr.com | Cailyn Szelinski
Spider-Man is one of Marvel Comics' best-known heroes, and he faces off with groups of villains often. Even when he isn't working with the Avengers and other hero groups, the iconic webhead attracts villains threatening New York City and sometimes even the entire world. The villainous alliances seen in the webslinger's comics combine their brains and brawn regularly to try and defeat the hero who has an annoying tendency to stand in their way.
