Marvel Comics' Complete Solicitations for August 2019
ComicsMarvel Comics #1000 arrives in August, as Absolute Carnage begins, Hickman's X-Men saga continues and the PS4 Spider-Man get a new adventure.
Marvel Comics #1000 arrives in August, as Absolute Carnage begins, Hickman's X-Men saga continues and the PS4 Spider-Man get a new adventure.
In the latest Comic Book Legends Revealed, discover who objected to Valerie of Josie and the Pussycats being African-American!
A new report claims that Disney has found a writer for the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic movie, and the script is nearly complete.
Disney's live-action remake of Aladdin changes the original narrative in an extraordinary way that ultimately benefits the story.
Aladdin star Will Smith reveals that he was originally scared of playing Genie, and how he managed to overcome that fear.
Set to release in August, the team of Asian and Asian-American heroes known as the New Agents of Atlas will receive their own limited series.
James Bond actor Daniel Craig will undergo surgery on the ankle he injured while filming for Bond 25.
A fan applied Snapchat's new gender-bending filter to the MCU's original six Avengers with interesting results.
DreamWorks' next animated film, Abominable, has released its first trailer starring Chloe Bennet as a girl who befriends a yeti.
Returning star Arnold Schwarzenegger publicly expresses his hopes that Terminator: Dark Fate receives an R rating.
This August, Spider-Gwen gets a new codename and new comic book series, with Marvel Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada illustrating a variant cover.
A preview for Immortal Hulk #18 sees Bruce Banner adopt a familiar style and teases the return of a major character.
Game of Thrones might have ended on some disappointing notes, but it laid the groundwork for what could be an incredible Arya-centric spinoff.
Spawn creator Todd McFarlane opened up about roadblocks the reboot film has encountered during its development process.
Disney's Aladdin prequel comic gives Jasmine a backstory as a visionary who's determined to improve the lives of the people of Agrabah.
The Terminator himself Arnold Schwarzenegger explained how and why his character aged in Terminator: Dark Fate.
Emilia Clarke was offered the lead role in 2015's Fifty Shades of Grey, but chose to turn it down after an experience she had with Game of Thrones.