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Down and dirty today... too tired, and I'm not even there!  Click the headlines for the links! SDSU starts a comics collection  The collection was donated...

Offered without comment, the cast of Deadpool promoted their upcoming film and saluted the greatest sitcom of the 90s with a series of tweets. https://twitter.com/VancityReynolds/status/618796218106388480 https://twitter.com/ginacarano/status/618797336131579905 https://twitter.com/nottjmiller/status/618809763355303937 https://twitter.com/missmorenab/status/618799109294714880 https://twitter.com/briannahilde/status/618798691936157696 https://twitter.com/edskrein/status/618799921521664000 https://twitter.com/VancityReynolds/status/618802472119857152

By Victor Van Scoit We may know Marvel's movie slate well into 2018, but there's still some unknowns when it comes to their directors. While...

We already knew that Warner Bros. had a big presentation lined up for Saturday mid-morning at SDCC, and outside of the Star Wars showstopper...

Can the dormant Terminator franchise find new life?

Creating a shared universe on-screen is tough work, especially if you're starting at the ground-level like Warner Bros is doing with their DC Comics...

  There's a nice piece in The Hollywood Reporter, that's getting lots of ink right now, in which Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige goes pretty...

Up to this point we at least have some idea for what the majority of DC's future cinematic output is going to look like....

When I was a kid, I wasn't as well versed in pop culture as I am now.  Thus, I missed out on Beetlejuice and Michael...

  After months and months of speculation, we now have a 100% official new Peter Parker as Tom Holland (The Impossible) will debut as rebooted...

Well here's something super progressive. According to a leaked agreement between the Sony and Marvel studios that share film rights for the Spider-Man franchise, the Spider-Man character...

There are moments in life, for everyone, when sorrow creeps into our happiest memories. Time passes. We change. We lose things. We lose people. Our past experiences take on a new shape. Occasionally the shift is sharp and profound; an earthquake. Other times it’s gradual and unnoticed; erosion. But sorrow isn’t always a burden. Sometimes it’s a salve.