Tim Adams

2 days ago | comicbook.com | Tim Adams

While Marvel Studios is circling Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier to helm its first X-Men movie, the studio reportedly talked to another director who has already worked in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Jake Schreier has quickly made a name for himself after the critical success of Thunderbolts*, a movie that didn’t feature any big-name Avengers like Iron Man or Captain America, but still succeeded in getting fans reinvigorated for the MCU.

2 days ago | comicbook.com | Tim Adams

Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav scrapped the sequel to a horror film that fans have requested for years. If there is one thing Zaslav will be known for during his tenure as CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery, it’s putting a kibosh on several projects in order to save some money. Whether it’s something high profile like Batgirl or purging Max of TV shows and movies, he’s all about saving the bottom line. So it’s no surprise that Warner Bros.

5 days ago | comicbook.com | Tim Adams

Subscribers are already in love with a new post-apocalyptic sci-fi series on Netflix. What would you do if your entire way of living was upended by an invading army? Also, the way your life was upended was due to a toxic snowstorm. This is the premise behind The Eternaut, a new Netflix series that debuted on April 30th. Directed and created by Bruno Stagnaro, The Eternaut is based on the Argentine sci-fi graphic novel of the same name, written by Héctor G.

6 days ago | comicbook.com | Tim Adams

An evil version of Marvel’s Illuminati is coming for the New Avengers. The previously announced New Thunderbolts* comic by writer Sam Humphries (Uncanny X-Force) and artist Ton Lima (West Coast Avengers) got a name change earlier this week to The New Avengers, to reflect the surprise twist in the Thunderbolts* movie. As part of that announcement, it was revealed that the reason the New Avengers assemble is to stop a new threat called the Killuminati, who are mysterious doubles of the Illuminati.

6 days ago | comicbook.com | Tim Adams

The rivalry between Spider-Man and Venom is revisited as the Marvel Universe prepares for Spider-Verse vs. Venomverse. The upcoming event features the Friendly Neighborhood wall-crawler and the Lethal Protector, and their multiverse armies in the Spider-Verse and Venomverse. The Spider-Verse has been around much longer than the Venomverse, but Marvel has done a good job fleshing the latter out over the last few years, probably in preparation for this very event.