
Chris Agar
Freelance, Features Editor at Static Media
Huge fan of sports and movies. Loves the Giants, Knicks, Yankees, and films of all kinds. Staff Writer for ComicBook.
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1 week ago |
comicbook.com | Chris Agar
Daredevil: Born Again was a critical hit for Marvel Studios, but that word of mouth didn’t lead to high viewership figures. It wasn’t even the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s biggest TV show of the past year. According to data compiled by Variety, Agatha All Along was the top Marvel series, accumulating 9 million viewers (based on total 35-day viewing). That is a considerably larger audience than Daredevil: Born Again, which saw 5.8 million viewers by the same metrics.
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1 week ago |
comicbook.com | Chris Agar
The Fantastic Four: First Steps star Ralph Ineson opens up about playing Galactus in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and explains why he believes the antagonist isn’t “evil.” Speaking with Empire ahead of the film’s release this summer, the actor discussed his experience bringing the character to life, detailing his preparation process for portraying the role.
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1 week ago |
comicbook.com | Chris Agar
The Penguin executive producer and showrunner Lauren LeFranc shares what would need to happen for a second season of the acclaimed The Batman spinoff show to happen. Speaking with Deadline, LeFranc discussed her work on the critically acclaimed show and offered her thoughts on a potential continuation. Though The Penguin was conceived as a limited series, she would be open to making another season as long as the creative team found the right story to tell.
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1 week ago |
comicbook.com | Chris Agar
Superman director James Gunn has debunked recent rumors concerning the film’s run time. On the social media platform Threads, a fan asked the filmmaker about headlines claiming Superman is 122 minutes long (2 hours, 2 minutes). Gunn cleared things up by confirming that is not the movie’s official running time. According to him, there are still a handful of VFX shots to finish before the final picture is locked and ready to go.
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1 week ago |
comicbook.com | Chris Agar
Though it was one of the year’s first major blockbuster releases, Captain America: Brave New World had a rough go of things during its theatrical run. The Marvel Cinematic Universe installment is hoping to find new life on streaming. Today, Marvel released a short Brave New World promo to announce that the film is now available to watch on Disney+.
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