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.

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.

Here are some of the super-cool gaming heroines showcased in trailers from today's PSX 2016 event.

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

The best current superhero team book doesn't have a feature film in the works or a critically acclaimed animated cartoon. It's Al Ewing and Kenneth Rocafort's Ultimates, and is living proof that having diverse characters in a book doesn't mean the comic has to be an after school special.

One has to wonder if Larson's been provided with the entire reading list for Captain Marvel--or maybe she's just a completist like me and needs to read everything in chronological order. Either way, she's picked a fantastic place to start.

Carol corps, assemble! Marvel will relaunch Captain Marvel in early 2017, written by YA author Margaret Stohl with art from Ramon Rosanas. The series will build on Captain Marvels' arc from Civil War II.

By all reports, Brie Larson is Marvel Studios' first choice to play Captain Marvel. As of today, at least one other Marvel-based Captain agrees with that decision. In a panel at Wizard World Philadelphia, Chris Evans responded to a question about Brie Larson potentially playing the role.

Happy Tuesday! It's time to share our weekly pull list from the Mary Sue's Pull Wisely crew: me, Jessica Lachenal, and Teresa Jusino.

The Russo Brothers accidentally name dropped Captain Marvel, confirming her presence in Avengers: Infinity War during a Captain America: Civil War screening at the Smithsonian.

Here we are, back at it again with a brand new edition of Pull Wisely! Sure, this one's just a little bit late, but better late than never, right?

Now we know exactly who's going up against who in this reveal from Marvel, those who want to use the power of "predictive justice" to stop criminals before they act (Team Captain Marvel) versus those who believe that justice should only be served in the aftermath (Team Iron Man).

Hey there, comics fans! Welcome to this week's Pull Wisely! This week we’re featuring picks from the TMS Pull Wisely team Maddy Myers, Jessica Lachenal, and yours truly, Teresa Jusino. There are some awesome, female-centric titles out this week that we're super-excited about. So, without further ado, here are our top ten comic picks of the week!

Civil War II #0 is set to arrive from Brian Michael Bendis and Olivier Coipel in May, but in the meantime, we've got another intriguing teaser image to keep us speculating about what we can expect from the arc.

Welcome back to Pull Wisely, in which I join my colleagues Teresa Jusino and Jessica Lachenal in choosing the stack of comics worth picking up this New Comic Book Day -- tomorrow, January 20th, 2016.

Seems like Mr. Stark is the common denominator in all of these Civil Wars--but anything that provides Captain Marvel a chance to really step to the forefront as a character is promising, especially given the recent delay of her solo film to a 2019 release.