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Variety has discovered that Marvel's "Armor Wars," which was initially intended to be a TV series for Disney+, is now being produced as a feature film. Don Cheadle will play War Machine's alter ego James "Rhodey" Rhodes in "Armor Wars," reprising his MCU role. The project is based on the seven-issue Iron Man narrative arc in Marvel Comics of the same name, and it follows Rhodes as he must deal with what occurs when Tony Stark's technology is misused. The project will continue to be written by Yassir Lester, who was initially slated to serve as the series' lead author.  Related: Ryan Reynolds Teases Hugh Jackman’s Return As Wolverine For Deadpool 3 This is Marvel's second significant reorganisation this week. Just two months prior to the start of shooting, "Blade" director Bassam Tariq announced his departure from the project, potentially delaying the movie's Nov. 2023 release date. It's unknown when "Armor Wars&qu

Hugh Jackman will once again portray Wolverine, as actor Ryan Reynolds shockingly announces alongside the Deadpool 3 release date. Ryan Reynolds' upcoming film Deadpool has a confirmed release date and an unexpected new cast member. The Deadpool actor made light of the protracted search for the ideal angle for the Merc with a Mouth's debut MCU feature in a video he shared on his Twitter account. It shows a workout montage as Reynolds talks about the time and introspection he put into developing the plot for the upcoming movie before joking that he had "nothing." Hugh Jackman then appears on the television in the background as he continues to say that they had "one idea." The actor responds, "Yeah, Sure, Ryan," when Reynolds asks if he'd be willing to reprise his role as Wolverine. The video also reveals that Deadpool 3 will be released on September 6, 2024, along with the surprise appearance of Hugh Jackman. Hard keeping my mouth sewn shut abou

According to data on viewership, House of the Dragon's prequel, House of the Dragon, is currently losing viewers to Game of Thrones on streaming. In terms of viewership, Game of Thrones presently outperforms House of the Dragon. According to Variety , between August 22 and August 28, which included the first week of Episode 1's availability and some of Episode 2's availability, House of the Dragon placed sixth on the Nielsen Streaming Top 10 ranking. More specifically, during that time the first two episodes received a total of 741 million viewing minutes. That information only refers to the HBO Max streaming service; it excludes the debut of House of the Dragon on the HBO channel. The show is reportedly averaging 29 million views per episode and reportedly debuted to roughly 10 million viewers overall across all platforms. Related: It’s Morbin’ Time: Morbius actually became Netflix’s No. 1 streamed movie But with more than 909 million viewing minutes over that time, Game o

Since the X-Men are among the few A-listers who have yet to appear in a Marvel Studios film, many are curious as to how they will be incorporated into the MCU. However, Marvel Studios has already dealt with a group of mutants, albeit in a TV series unrelated to the X-Men, as there was an infamous series that is now largely forgotten. Given the success of Fox's first two X-Men films, Mutant X looked and sounded like an X-Men spinoff. Unfortunately, it fell short of the calibre of those movies or the calibre of the comic books, coming out as a shoddy production typical of the time. What Was the Ignored X-Men TV Series by Marvel Studios? Mutant X, which was created by Avid Arad, made its broadcast premiere in October 2001, over 11 years ago. Marvel Studios was one of the show's production companies, however the show had nothing to do with the Mutant X comic book or the X-Men franchise in general. It yet shared a very similar basis, which would later come back to haunt it. Related:

Jim Starlin, the creator of Thanos and Gamora, believes that the Blood Brothers might be the next of his Marvel Comics characters to appear in the MCU. The creator of well-known Marvel characters like Thanos and Drax the Destroyer, Jim Starlin, a comic book artist and writer, has made predictions on which of his other characters the Marvel Cinematic Universe will next adapt. Related: Batman's New Origin Shows He May Have Been the Worst Criminal in Gotham Several characters who would later go on to play significant roles in the MCU, including Adam Warlock, Shang-Chi, and Gamora, were created or reintroduced during Starlin's tenure with Marvel Comics. These characters include Shang-Chi, Adam Warlock, and Shang-Chi. Starlin discussed his characters' inclusion in the movie series and potential future cast members in an interview with Inverse. "I've heard Marvel may want to use some other characters I've done. I think they're running out,"said Starlin.  &qu

How was Netflix's Morbius No. 1? Should it have been? It makes sense, believe it or not. Let's be upfront and honest. Sony's Universe of Marvel Characters suffered another significant setback with Morbius. The film did poorly at the box office, but it still made its money back. It's hardly surprising given that it's a comic book movie. For a comic book movie to lose money, it would have to be among the worst ever made. One of the lowest rated comic book movies ever, Dark Phoenix nonetheless made its money back. Related: Thanos' Maker Guesses Which of His Characters Could Join the MCU Next Due to a meme, Sony attempted a theatre re-release. a meme that ironically made fun of the film. Sadly, they believed that people genuinely wanted to see it. Not only was that a blunder, but the film also debuted to disastrous reviews. IGN stated that it only made $289 per theatre out of the 1,037 locations where it was presented. " Despite all the criticism, the film unex

Hollywood talent agents now view the DCEU as a poisoned brand as a result of multiple bad choices made by WBD CEO David Zaslav. The CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery, David Zaslav, may be doing more damage to the DC Extended Universe than good, according to a Hollywood talent rap. One important talent agent told The Hollywood Reporter that  "Zaslav doesn't know what he doesn't know. That's scary. And you're always going to be compared to Marvel. It's unfair. By the time they were being judged, it was working. It's the exact opposite at Warner. It's rough all around. Who the fuck would want that job?" As Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige has done with the Marvel Cinematic Universe at Disney, WBD is now developing "a 10-year plan focusing just on DC". Zaslav is also looking for someone to fill the role of DC's Feige, but he has had trouble finding somebody willing to take it on. According to sources, Zaslav is looking for  "someone

Batman: The Knight reveals that Bruce Wayne would have been the worst criminal in Gotham had he not grown up to be the Batman. Bruce Wayne transformed an unimaginably painful experience into the vigilante hero Batman after seeing both of his parents shot to death in a random murder. His route to donning the cowl, however, was never certain, and he frequently stood in danger of becoming Gotham's Caped King of Crime with just one poor choice. The Batman: The Knight limited series by Chip Zdarsky and Carmine Di Giandomenico retells the history of Batman with a focus on Bruce Wayne's journey between the time his parents were murdered and his final return to Gotham as the city's sole Dark Knight. The series deals on a number of topics, including how he dealt with his post-traumatic stress disorder, vivid memories, and rage over his parents' death. For instance, in Batman: The Knight #8, Bruce seeks the advice of Doctor Daniel Captio to learn how to reinforce his mind against

According to Winston Duke, who plays M'Baku in the MCU, Namor from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever feels more authentic than DC's Aquaman in the impending Marvel sequel. Actor for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever claims Namor from the MCU feels more authentic than Aquaman from the DC Universe. The half-human, half-Atlantean character Namor: The Sub-Mariner was created by Bill Everett and first appeared in Marvel Comics #1 in 1939. Since then, the character has appeared in numerous Marvel Comics issues, but despite numerous attempts prior to the MCU, the character has yet to appear in a live-action project. Related: Wonder Woman's Gal Gadot Open to MCU Movie Role Namor will make his first live-action appearance in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, and actor Tenoch Huerta's casting as the character is a significant one for the production company. Both Marvel and DC comics feature the legendary underwater city of Atlantis, with the former being governed by Arthur Curry/Aquaman,

Ever since she made her debut as Wonder Woman in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice in 2016, Gal Gadot has been a mainstay of the DC Extended Universe. Since then, the actress has made multiple appearances in movies produced by DC, including two Wonder Woman solo movies and the renowned Justice League movies. Gadot has subsequently moved to Disney, where she will play the Evil Queen Grimhilde in the live-action adaptation of the beloved animated fairy tale Snow White, in addition to playing a significant role in the larger DCEU. According to the Fast Five actor, this part is "different than anything that [she has] ever [done] before." Gadot has recently discussed her new role and hinted at a potential future with Marvel. The Avengers versus Wonder Woman? Gal Gadot Hints about Potential Gal Gadot, a star of the DC Extended Universe, expressed interest in a potential crossover between Wonder Woman and the Avengers during an interview with Access at this year's D23 Expo. Rea