Author: Frank Palmer

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Marvel and Netflix have released yet another teaser trailer for Marvel’s Jessica Jones. This time, the preview shows the character walking around Hell’s Kitchen and even shows “Alias Investigations” – as well as The Avengers tower. Check it out below: The show premieres November 20th, 2015 on Netflix. What did you think of the trailer? Sound off below!

While interviewing director Jon Watts about his upcoming Spider-Man reboot, Yahoo! asked him if Miles Morale would be appearing in the next Spider-Man film. He didn’t exactly deny it: “I can’t talk about that, because, you know, that will reveal too much,” he says. “We’re still writing the story…we haven’t finished all the way through the story yet, so who knows.” If they were to add Morales to the reboot, I’m sure some fans would be excited about it. However, I think it’s a long shot and don’t really see Marvel trying to establish Morales when they first have to…

As we already know, Loki wasn’t in Age of Ultron. There was a time when he was spotted on set, which turned out to be nothing. Or did it? Apparently, according to Tom Hiddleston, he was supposed to have a role: “I was part of the dream sequence for Thor in the film. I shot for a day and enjoyed it very much,” Hiddleston explained to Digital Spy. “But in test screenings, audiences had over-emphasized Loki’s role; they thought that Loki was controlling Ultron. It was imbalancing audience’s expectations.” Here’s the video: So there you have it. Loki…

As the Season 2 premiere of The Flash is nearly upon us, HalloweenCostumes.com has decided to make a pretty cool image of how much The Flash has evolved since 1975. The Flash’s iconic red jumpsuit has not changed all that much in his history, even when other characters like Wally West or Bart Allen took up the mantle. The Flash’s look has stayed true to that original look developed by Carmine Infantino. Since his creation, the Flash has been featured in television, cartoons, video games, and comics—each medium giving him their own unique flair. Explore how the Scarlet Speedster…

For whatever reasons, movies get planned and just don’t happen. Whether it’s problems with the script, studio, etc. – they just don’t happen. In some cases, however, they leave behind pretty interesting stories – especially in the case of comic book movies. 8. The Punisher 2 This was actually a film that was expected by everyone after the strong DVD sales of The Punisher in 2004. But – time passed and even though Thomas Jane periodically gave updates on the film, eventually he pulled out of it, stating the following: “What I won’t do is spend months of my life…

Replica Prop Forum has posted a full-size Hulkbuster Iron Man suit on their Facebook page. The suit was designed by Extreme Costumes and stands 9 feet 6 inches tall. According to them, the suit took 1600 hours of work to make! Judging by the look of it, that sounds about right. Check the video out for yourself below: What did you think? Sound off in the comment section below!

Back before Age of Ultron was released, there was a rumor stating that Captain Marvel was supposed to show up at the end of the film. Well, that didn’t happen and Kevin Feige was asked about it. Here’s what he had to say: “You may be alluding to a rumor about Captain Marvel showing up,” Feige said. “In one draft, we had her in there. But it didn’t seem appropriate to have this new person coming out of nowhere at the end of this story. It would’ve been a disservice to her; by the time this movie was coming out,…

If you remember, Steven Spielberg recently made comments about superhero films – saying that they would eventually go the way of Westerns, disappearing. Well, here’s what Feige had to say: “People have been asking me that for 15 years,” he told me of whether he thinks superhero movies are going out of style. “In 2001, 2002, 2003 there were two Marvel movies, three Marvel movies, and I still believe the same thing, which is as long as the ones that we can control are as good as they can be, that’s all that I care about. I think…