Why Inhumans? A.) Marvel didn’t have rights to mutants at that point. B.) Perlmutter.

Some weird multiverse vampire dudes were killing off Spider-heroes from across the Marvel multiverse to feed on their Spider-energy (or some nonsense). So Spider-heros from across the Marvel Multiverse banded together to fight them.

He’s not really cosmic level, but he’s well aware of alternate universe Spiders, some of whom are Peter Parker and others who aren’t. Basically this storyline is a sequel to Spider-Verse, in which a family of unstoppable vampiric beings who feed exclusively on the life force of “Spider-Totems” starts a grand hunt of…

which one of you fuckers asked for a Willy Wonka origin story

STOP GIVING THEM IDEAS

Erg is a character from the comics that appeared in early X-Factor issues.  He’s a Morlock that can emit energy beam from his hands.  I like that they used an actual character from the comics how is a Morlock.

Yes, except the Morlocks and their sewer realm pre-date Futurama by at least a decade or so.

I’ll laugh my ass off if at the end of the trailer, it just says Untitled Avengers Sequel.

After Infinity War I was super excited to read fan theories and stuff, but man the articles on comicbook and ScreenRant turned me off completely about wanting to find out more info

I anxiously wait for comicbook.com and screenrant (and others) to turn this into at minimum five separate articles.

You know what cartoons I was referring to. Most the stuff on cartoon or Saturday morning. Direct to DVD is something else entirely.  MOST cartoons are made for kids.

Attention kids of the 70s and 80s, cartoons are made for kids. Stop getting aggressive when your favorite and probably horrible cartoon from your youth gets remade. It will probably be headed towards the kids of TODAY and not the audience to which it originally debuted.

Am I the only one around here who believes these cancellations will inevitably lead to team-up shows like Heroes for Hire and Daughters of the Dragon?

Hopefully this will be the season he manifests his fog powers.

Look no further than any io9 comment section after a Star Wars article. You’re guaranteed to find someone bitching about the Rebellion / Resistance being “used by the writers” to advocate a “social justice agenda,” as if that’s not the entire fucking plot of Star Wars.

I had never seen Jessica Parker Kennedy before her appearances on The Flash, and after the season ended I thought “Cool, should be fun, and she looks like she could theoretically be a product of Barry and Iris”. It seemed cute and cheeky.

She’s even been in DC based CW before. She played Plastique on Smallville.

Oh Dear God, if I ever get to see that helmet on my nearest multiplex I am going to have a heart attack/blast!

Seriously. Hell, DC should put Jenkins and Gunn over the DCCU as their version of the Russos. 

I just call it the Hulk factor. It was established early that not only was the Hulk super-strong, but his skin, bones, muscles, lungs, and everything else (in other words, his actual cellular structure) were also super-strong and much denser, granting him a degree of invulnerability. I think the same thing is true of…