The Marvel Cinematic Universe has ... includes the show’s main villain, the bitter Skrull terrorist, Gravik. Played by Kingsley Ben-Adir, the problem with this character is all on the page.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe isn’t what it once was, and a lot of that has to do with villains – or lack thereof. The first ...

Not all villains in the Captain ... numerous adversaries throughout the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Whether it's Steve Rogers or Sam Wilson, the character of Captain America has drawn various ...

Thunderbolts* is introducing a huge Marvel Comics character, and if a popular theory is correct, his turn to evil could be ...

From franchise false starts to broken post-credit promises, here are the Marvel characters we're worried we'll never see again. Share on Facebook (opens in a new tab) Share on Twitter (opens in a ...

Born Again' to 'WandaVision,' 'Hawkeye,' 'Loki' and more, a list of series set in and around the MCU, from worst to best.

Still, a universe as big and sprawling as the MCU features countless characters of varying power levels, plot relevance, and cultural sway, making it difficult for every fan favorite to have their ...

Characters like Fandral and Red Skull were recast in the MCU due to scheduling conflicts and actor preferences. Harrison Ford took over as Thaddeus Ross after the tragic passing of William Hurt.

Now his unseen, unnamed running mate is in the Oval Office. So who is the latest leader of the free world in the MCU? Here are five candidates we hope took the oath of office during Captain ...

For a time, there was a stereotype that films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe just didn't have the villains that DC films ...

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been an unprecedented ... Having said that, the character of Ghost (Hannah John-Kamen) is not really a villain. She’s more of a sympathetic antagonist—yes ...

And yet, if the MCU entries have a flaw, it’s that their villains aren ... I get Ultron as a character and his motivations, and I enjoy James Spader’s slimy delivery of every line he utters.