Much of the series premiere is devoted to Kamala scheming to attend the fan convention and trying to convince her parents to let her go.

The New York Times has once again published a shamelessly transphobic article, this time centered around the fight for abortion access.

How did the directors stay true to what makes the comics great, while bringing new ideas to Ms. Marvel?

Fix this. Now.

A viral tweet about Loid Forger focuses on the way he supported Yor when a coworker tried to call her out for "questionable" work she'd done in the past.

It appears that Andrew Yang, who has run unsuccessful political campaigns for both president and New York City mayor, just now learned what gerrymandering is.

I loved Jurassic World: Dominion because I'm a sucker for a dino flick and honestly? There's nothing wrong with that.

It says a lot about how beloved a series is when, after 25 years, the creator announces the final saga and everyone freaks the F out. Indeed, that is the state of One Piece internet today. Even for anime watchers like myself (I’m in Dressrosa in the manga! I’m working on it!), Wano is clearly […]

You may be surprised to find out that Kamala's origin story in Ms. Marvel isn't her first appearance in the Marvel universe.

If you're wondering why the charming series is getting review bombed, there are several reasons.