Marvel Zombies Creates A Massive Problem For The MCU's Young Avengers Plans
Alternate universe miniseries Marvel Zombies features multiple members of the Young Avengers, but spells trouble for their MCU future.
Read MoreAlternate universe miniseries Marvel Zombies features multiple members of the Young Avengers, but spells trouble for their MCU future.
Read MoreThe creatives behind Marvel Zombies know their Marvel lore, as evidenced by the show's nod to a bizarre comics subplot involving the Fantastic Four and Skrulls.
Read MoreThe best character in the animated Marvel Zombies show is a combo of two MCU characters, and the finale episode leaves us with a tantalizing possibility.
Read MoreLet's take a look at what we know about Cipher's powers so far in Gen V season 2, and theorize about what might really be going on with that character.
Read MoreLet's discuss the ending to Marvel Zombies season 1, including where a potential season 2 could go and how Avengers: Doomsday could tie into the series.
Read MoreThe Boys and Gen V continue to perfectly parody superhero tropes with Gen V season 2 episode 4 and its take on superheroes being forced to battle one another.
Read MoreThe fourth episode of Gen V season 2 suggests fate has big things planned for Marie Moreau, but there's no way that's a good thing in the universe of The Boys.
Read MoreMarvel Zombies' alternate universe setting means it's full of throwaway character deaths, but there's one death that's surprisingly emotional.
Read MoreMarvel Zombies replaces seven major established Marvel Cinematic Universe veterans with talented voice actors, several of whom also worked on What If...?
Read MoreJoker, Two-Face, Catwoman, and other signature Batman villains get all the glory, but these underrated Batman villains deserve some accolades too.
Read MoreLet's take a look back at the stories that make Earth's Mightiest Heroes mighty, and rank the best comics in the history of Marvel's Avengers.
Read MoreWhile Marvel has published several zombie comics over the years, the late Marvel boss Stan Lee admitted to struggling with the traditional concept of a zombie.
Read MoreOne particular hero from the Marvel Zombies comics will never make it into an episode of Marvel Studios' Disney+ animated series.
Read MoreWhile Black Panther appears in Marvel Zombies, Marvel originally planned to include the late Chadwick Boseman's hero in a different What If...? spin-off.
Read MoreIn Gen V, Marie has been on a very specific quest. In the first few season 2 episodes, she learns several unexpected truths, leading to a notable confrontation.
Read MoreZach McGowan's Dogknott makes for an amusing parody of Wolverine in Gen V season 2, but the Boys comics feature an even more ridiculous sendup of the X-Man.
Read MoreThe fifth episode of Peacemaker season 2 exposes the second season's biggest mistake: making its characters far too powerful.
Read MoreGen V boasts some pretty gnarly moments of graphic violence, but the nastiest location for season 2 was gross long before The Boys spin-off arrived.
Read MoreWhile Daredevil: Born Again season 2 has yet to premiere, Marvel Studios has already revealed its future plans for Charlie Cox's Devil of Hell's Kitchen.
Read MoreGod U should probably be obsolete, but Gen V season 2 finally provides a valid reason for why the school is sticking around.
Read MoreGen V's season 1 villains weren't nearly as memorable as those on The Boys, but Hamish Linklater's new baddie in Gen V season 2 is shaping up to be a big deal.
Read MoreThe Starlighters look to play a crucial role in Gen V season 2 as the series paves the way for a full-on war between supes and non-powered humans on The Boys.
Read MoreHamish Linklater, who plays the villainous Cipher in Gen V season 2, tells us about the real-life people he's channeling in his performance.
Read MoreGen V season 2 features a new villain in the form of Cipher, and he's portrayed by an actor who's experienced at playing cryptic figures with dark secrets.
Read MoreThe Gen V season 2 premiere avoids dealing with season 1's cliffhanger ending directly, essentially restoring life at Godolkin University to the status quo.
Read MoreChance Perdomo tragically died in a motorcycle accident, and Gen V has no plans to recast him. Season 2 reveals what happened to his character Andre Anderson.
Read MoreJust about everyone seemed to like Robert Redford, which is why the creatives on this acclaimed series made him the U.S. president in the show's sci-fi setting.
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