The Avengers have always had assigned leaders over their history, with heroes named to take control, and here are the best.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has, undoubtedly, redefined contemporary blockbuster cinema. It stomps around, smashing records and gobbling up everyone’s attention.

The Thunderbolts* cast list was full of villains and antiheroes, making it one of the biggest crossovers in recent memory.

Not all of the Avengers in the Marvel Cinematic Universe have been able to lead solo movies, which is why so many of them need to come back for more.

The Avengers is one of Marvel’s most storied franchises. Back in the Silver Age, Fantastic Four was the bestselling Marvel team book, but The Avengers was a close second. Eventually, the Avengers ...

Agent P. Cleary, played by Succession actor Arian Moayed, previously popped up in Spider-Man: No Way Home as an agent of the United States Deparment of Damage Control. The character then returned for ...

Hawkeye's director Rhys Thomas lauded actor Jeremy Renner for his acting skills and shared some behind the scenes of making ...

America is also one of the most powerful young heroes in Marvel Comics, possessing super strength, speed, durability, and the ability to hop between dimensions. America Chavez has appeared in the MCU ...

Scarlett Johansson's appearance in Jurassic World Rebirth brought attention to her roles in science fiction and large-scale action films.

Terrible post-credit scenes, unnecessary TV shows, and a lack of comic book continuity have hobbled the Marvel empire ...

One of the simplest reasons Captain Marvel doesn’t go full Thanos-hunter from the beginning is because, well, she’s just not there. Carol Danvers shows up early in Endgame when Tony’s floating through ...

No Way Home and Ms. Marvel actor is set to play a prominent role in Marvel’s Wonder Man, starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II.