Author: Martin Lis

Frank Castle. The Punisher. First meeting our lovely self-justified vigilante he was merely set out to murder our Friendly Neighborhood Spider-man in February of 1974, and has since grown to become his own independent success through writings of Garth Ennis in Punisher MAX, Carl Potts in The Punisher War Journal, and a multitude of comics and crossovers whether tagging or squaring with some unlikely heroes or even Eminem and Archie (those happened…). From shows to video games to anything within the adult comic world media, Punisher has become a household name for one of the most unique Marvel properties that goes beyond the image of children’s…

With the astounding results of Daredevil’s Second Season in regards to viewership and critical reception, fans have been taking the time to dig up some juicy details with a second viewing or more. Here are 10 Easter Eggs you may want to know about. And of course, spoilers ahead. Let’s get started: 10. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. The biker gang “Dogs of Hell” were actually the same gang what were controlled by Lorelei back in Season 1 of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Deathlok was also made reference when the newspaper headline mentioned his creators, “Cybertek Settles”. To make another interesting Easter egg…

Actress Rose McGowan (Scream, Charmed) has exclaimed her thoughts on the new promotional billboard for Bryan Singer’s X-Men: Apocalypse, which depicts the main antagonist Apocalypse (Oscar Isaac) holding female mutant Mystique (Jennifer Lawrence) by a forceful grip of the neck. Her words did not come happy: There is a major problem when the men and women at 20th Century Fox think casual violence against women is the way to market a film. There is no context in the ad, just a woman getting strangled. The fact that no one flagged this is offensive and frankly, stupid. The geniuses behind this,…

With filming having started on the Justice League movie recently, a title has still been speculated for the film to combat Marvel’s The Avengers.  Justice League United, Justice League: Angels and Demons, Justice League: Gods Among Us, and Justice League: Gods Among Men being many suggested ones by fans. Living up to such an intense title to follow up the recent Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice may seem like their plan. However, it doesn’t seem to be the case. Geoff Johns, longtime writer of DC Comics and the recent co-chief of DC Films division, spilled the news via Twitter…

Wizard World Philadelphia had reporter Brandon Davis talk on-site with Chris Evans (Captain America), Sebastian Stan (Bucky) and Anthony Mackie (Falcon) from Captain America: Civil War. And it seems the actors themselves have some shared feelings with the fans on a future collaboration with the X-Men. It all started when the question of an Infinity War wishlist was brought up, and Stan brought up the topic of some certain M-words Marvel has yet to use:  Looks like it’s time to get back some of those X-Men. Mystique. We need that Mystique.” Evans had his bets placed on two specific X-Men…

Another dramatic backlash has been caused by the people of Hollywood for the Ghostbusters reboot, this time in the form of comedian Judd Apatow. Apatow, writer of comedies such as This Is 40 and the 40 Year Old Virgin, personally defended the new Ghostbusters reboot, which has been subject to much controversy with both sexism and the quality of the two trailers (more than likely the latter), comparing the fans to supporters of Republican party member Donald Trump, who is running for president with his own record of controversy. “I would assume there’s a very large crossover of people who…

Wolverine is the best at what he does…and what he does has left quite a body count. Mr. Sunday Movies and the editing work of Oceansparks compiled a kill count for our favorite adamantium-clawed mutant (films only, the comic one would need a excruciating few days to get through), played by the long-running Hugh Jackman. The count includes both indirect and direct kills, and as much as want to count the cameo scene in X-Men: First Class, it sadly didn’t make the cut. The films in the count are X-Men, X2: X-Men United, X-Men: The Last Stand, X-Men Origins: Wolverine (although…

The second season finale of The Flash took quite a big turn of reveals, most notably the identity of the Man in the Iron Mask. Last night’s episode, “The Race of His Life”, revealed him to be Jay Garrick, proving the popular theory among fans to be correct. It added when Henry Allen revealed that “Garrick” was actually his mother’s maiden name. An Earth-3 speedster, he is the doppelganger of Henry Allen, who would technically be Barry Allen’s father, allowing the two to meet again in a peculiar way. As an added bonus, another familiar of the 90’s The Flash…

With the rights for Blade in the shadows at Marvel, fans have been questioning if plans were to come to fruition soon, or even include the original Vampire Hunter, Wesley Snipes himself. Snipes was the star of the first Blade trilogy, the original R-rated Marvel films to reach success at the time with its $200 million in domestic records. It’s also worth noting that the third film, Blade Trinity, featured Ryan Reynolds as Hannibal King, which was the closest we got to the Merc with a Mouth before Deadpool. Snipes teased on Twitter his side of the answer in two…

Spider-man’s newest reincarnation in Captain America: Civil War has reached positive acclaim, with new information on his solo film being unveiled. Joblo.com has spoken that Spidey Rogue Villain of the film will be targeted as the Vulture, rumored to be played by actor/winged-animal enthusiast Michael Keaton. Despite an Adrian Toomes being granted a cameo in The Amazing Spider-man 2, this film may mark the first film appearance of the Vulture. His origin is also spoken to be slightly different, with connecting to the Chitauri battle of the The Avengers, the suit will be salvaged from their alien technology and…