The longer we wait, the hungrier we get.

Black Widow is a needed shot of estrogen in a male-dominated comics landscape, unique in many ways because she is a woman; she is able to use her her femininity and the stereotypes people expect of women to her advantage, and as a result, is an example of a feminism that can exploit from inside an established, patriarchal system. She plays the game better than anyone, because she has had little to no choice.

Beetlejuice may not be returning in the form of a sequel any time soon (even though we keep asking Winona Ryder about it), but the musical will be coming to Broadway for the 2018-2019 theater season. Warner Brothers will be producing and Alex Timbers will direct.

The Black Widow solo movie is still firmly in the realm of the hypothetical. But if, hypothetically, anyone asked Joss Whedon to direct it ... he would say yes. (But no one asked him. Like. No one.)

This woman bought herself a Chewbacca mask as a birthday present to herself, and this video of her unwrapping it and putting it on went viral because it's adorable as all get out.

Kevin Feige has finally addressed longstanding fan concern over when Black Widow would get her own movie.

We already knew the answer to this one. Movie ticketing site Fandango, at the behest of USA Today, posed a simple question to fans who bought tickets to see Captain America: Civil War: Which Avenger should get their own solo movie? The results almost made asking the question in the first place kind of silly (sillier […]

We've been excited about what we've seen so far promoting the next offering from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Captain America: Civil War. However, there is something that we were wondering about...where are all the awesome ladies? This featurette, called "In Good Company," gives Black Widow, Scarlet Witch, and Sharon Carter the attention they deserve!

Male dolls are marketed to girls, girls are given books with boy protagonists, and many family films with male leads are considered gender-neutral. Girls learn, from an early age, to empathize and identify with both men and women. But media with female leads and products featuring female characters get dismissed as “girl stuff”, and boys are discouraged—very actively, sometimes—from engaging with it, which ends up hurting everyone.

As is often the case with international trailers, we've now been treated to some extra footage of Captain America: Civil War, this time featuring Hawkeye and Black Widow facing off against each other.

It's Tuesday, and you know what that means: another edition of Pull Wisely, our weekly recommendation list of comics.

Which fan-fictions will you be reading this Valentine's Day? If you're anything like the respondents on a recent superhero-themed Fandango survey, you'd like to imagine yourself on a date with Thor and/or Natasha.

Over Twitter earlier today, Priyanka Chopra announced that she'll be joining the voice cast of Marvel Avengers Academy as Kamala Khan!

"Business offers product to meet staggering demand" shouldn't be a newsworthy story, but, since time and time again the opposite has been true in terms of merchandise for female characters, I feel like celebrating whenever Hasbro and other companies do the bare minimum to improve representation.

As long as we stay within the realm of hypotheticals, it seems like a lot of folks on the MCU creative team are on board with the idea of a Black Widow movie.

In the comments about our piece on Clark Gregg talking about the need for a Black Widow movie, one of our readers brought up the possibility of a Netflix show for Black Widow, saying that it would be awesome for Natasha to get the same amazing solo treatment as Jessica Jones or Daredevil. My immediate first thought was OMG, that would be amazing! But then I had some second thoughts.

In an interview with Digital Spy, Clark Gregg argued that it would be "tragic" if Scarlett Johansson's character was permanently kept to the sidelines in MCU supporting roles.