Marvel has decided to cancel two animated projects it had in the pipeline for eventual launch on Hulu, according to a new report. The decision will impact the planned Howard The Duck and Tigra & Dazzler animations the comic book company had expected to launch on Hulu; at this point in time, it appears that two other projects remain in the works, however.
Another day, another delay: Iron Man VR, an upcoming title exclusive to the PlayStation VR (and by extension, the PlayStation 4), has been hit with a delay. Developer Camouflaj Games announced the delay today on Twitter, saying that the decision was made in order to "deliver on our vision and meet the high expectations of our amazing community." Thankfully, the delay isn't too severe, but those who were looking forward to Iron Man VR will nevertheless have to wait a few more months to play it.
The first batch of previously announced Marvel audiobooks has arrived for fans to enjoy. The new titles include both traditional audiobooks and multi-voice versions, which are essentially dramatizations that include sound effects and music. This is only the start -- another, though smaller, batch of Marvel audiobooks will arrive later on this year.
Doctor Strange is losing its director Scott Derrickson over 'creative differences,' according to a new report. Derrickson directed the first Doctor Strange movie and was tapped to direct the second installment, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, but apparently wanted to take the film in different directions than Marvel's Kevin Feige.
The new year is often welcomed not only with joy and hope but also with resolutions, most of them revolving around living healthier and more active lives. Disney+ subscribers, however, might want to hold off on making promises they can't keep. At least until they've figured out how to best insert the streaming service's upcoming videos and movies into their lives without becoming the stereotypical couch potato and streaming binger.
Marvel fans have been waiting years to see Black Widow get her own movie, and it's finally about to happen. Today Disney and Marvel debuted the first trailer for Black Widow, giving us an idea of what the movie will entail. Though Disney has designated this a teaser trailer, at more than two minutes long, it's basically just a standard trailer for the movie.
Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige said you'll need a Disney+ subscription "if you want to understand everything" in future MCU movies. That does not mean that you'll need to watch Disney+ streaming shows to understand the basic plots of these future Marvel Comics movies, but you will need to watch Disney+ shows if you want to know the ins and outs of "everything."
Marvel has announced that it will create a large number of exclusive podcasts for the SiriusXM and Pandora services under a new multi-year deal between it and SiriusXM. This is the company's largest podcast deal ever, joining one penned with Stitcher earlier this year. Marvel universe fans can expect the new podcasts to arrive on the platforms starting next year.
Our friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man has swung back to Marvel, keeping Tom Holland’s incarnation of the hero alive. A new deal between movie studios Sony and Disney agreed to keep Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), and even confirming the release date of a third Spidey film on July 16, 2021.
Marvel and Sony are back at it again. Tom Holland will continue to be Spider-Man in a third film in the "Spider-Man: Homecoming" series produced by Amy Pascal* and Kevin Feige. This comes after an announcement today that Marvel and Sony were, once again, working together to make the most of the wall-crawling comic book hero. "I am thrilled that Spidey’s journey in the MCU will continue," said Fiege.
The Lenovo Mirage AR headset with Marvel Dimension of Heroes that leaked in FCC documents earlier this year has been officially unveiled. The new kit leverages Lenovo's augmented reality headset to embed users in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, enabling them to battle against interdimensional forces as one of half a dozen popular Marvel superheroes.
We're in the midst of IFA 2019, and Garmin decided to show up to the event with a slew of new wearables in hand. In all, Garmin is launching eight different smartwatches today, many of them with a number of variants to boot. These watches all seem to have the same core feature set centered around fitness, with one or two major differences to make them stand out in the lineup.