Looks like the long wait for that "Wolverine" trailer just got a little bit longer.
Though previous rumors had claimed that the superhero follow-up/reboot's first teaser would be attached to this coming w...
Prodigal director Bryan Singer is putting together the best team of mutant superheoes (and villains) yet, for "X-Men: Days of Future Past." Here's who's back on the mutant team: Anna Paquin as Rogu...
Mark Millar has obviously discovered the trick to cloning human beings, and he's used himself as a test subject. Sure, I can't prove that, but it's really the only possible explanation for his omnipresence right...
With all the recent casting rumors and announcements swirling around director Bryan Singer's time-traveling Marvel follow-up "X-Men: Days of Future Past," we wouldn't blame you for feeling a tad confused. To...
Appeared in: "X-Men, "X2: X-Men United," "X3: The Last Stand"
Best known for: "X-Men"
Character's Powers: Can transform his body into ice and produce ice for manipulation in a vari...
Those of you who were disappointed by the tone of 2009's "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" will be happy to hear what director James Mangold has to say about the upcoming "The Wolverine."
Some promisin...
Training for his role in "Les Miserables" may have been as hard as any "Wolverine" film, but there's no doubt Hugh Jackman has better abs in the latter.
Evidence: the below image (a hi-res versi...
Along with all the superheroes, horror films, sequels and prequels, the weekly Movie Power Rankings are back for 2013, and the first installment of the year has a new champion with some familiar faces in "The Hob...
After first hearing rumblings about it in 2011, look for the complete integration of the Marvel Universe on the big screen to begin in 2013. Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures came close to including Osborn Tower in the...
When the hunt for a director for "Star Wars: Episode VII" first began, J.J. Abrams was at the top of many fans' wish lists.
However, with his hands currently full with the new "Star Trek" franch...
