Ever since Brie Larson was cast as Carol Danvers, A.K.A. Captain Marvel in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, we've been on the edge of our seats waiting for her arrival on the big screen. While we still have a ways to go before her solo film finally drops, we can now get a glimpse of what she looks like in the suit!

2018 is looking to be a great year for DeWanda Wise. After exciting renewal news from Netflix for her series, She's Gotta Have It, she'll also be joining the Marvel Extended Universe in the upcoming Captain Marvel movie starring Brie Larson, Samuel L. Jackson, Jude Law, and Ben Mendelsohn.

Marvel may have gotten a head start on the shared movie universe thing when compared to DC Comics adaptations, but 2017 put them way behind in one important area: movies about women. Wonder Woman was a huge hit this year, and the women of Marvel, growing in number, are again asking when it's going to be their turn.

Writer and producer Craig Kyle snapped a quick photo of the women of the MCU, reminding us that Marvel already has more than enough starpower on hand to tell female-led superhero stories. (So why won't they?)

According to a report in Variety, Jude Law is attempting to become the High King of the Fandoms, signing up for the MCU following his turn as Albus Dumbledore. What's next, Jude? Will you reveal yourself as Rey's father in "Star Wars"?

In addition to being an Oscar-winning actress and our Captain Marvel, Brie Larson has a fantastic Twitter presence. She uses her platform to both speak out about important issues, and to listen and learn from fans. She's also one hell of a troll when she wants to be. Today, she tweeted out a statement about the importance of believing women.

Actress Brie Larson was spotted getting ready for her role as Carol Danvers in the upcoming Infinity War.

At San Diego Comic-Con, Marvel revealed that Captain Marvel will be set in the 1990s, with Carol Danvers facing off against the Skrulls.

As I sit here on a Friday afternoon reading an interview about Brie Larson's prep to play the character, the yawning infinity of time stretches out before me. Who knows if Earth will even survive until this film is released? So many calamities could wipe us out before Marvel manages to get its shit together and make a movie with a woman at the forefront.

For those who were hoping a woman would be directing the upcoming Captain Marvel film, you'll only be half disappointed.

Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny are set to reprise their roles as Dana Mulder and Fox Scully, just not on television.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer premiered 20 years ago today and went on to change the face of television.

As last year's Best Actress winner, Brie Larson had to present Casey Affleck with his award. That didn't mean she had to pretend to like it.

Did you think you'd have to wait all the way until 2019 to see whether or not Brie Larson makes a good Captain Marvel? Nahhhh, Marvel wouldn't do you like that. It's official: we're going to meet her in Avengers: Infinity War.

Alas, the second trailer is here and it looks...not that bad.

Brie Larson's currently prepping for her Captain Marvel role, which Kevin Feige says will be a combination of immense power and real humanity.

As Justine, an intermediary brokering a weapons deal, Brie Larson once again rolls her eyes to greatness, upholding the delicate balance of male ego with a dose of mild mockery until everything inevitably goes south.