Warning: This story contains major spoilers from the season finale of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Read at your own risk! Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. promised a Fallen Agent, but that wasn’t the only death in the two-hour season finale. Though Hive (Brett Dalton) nearly accomplished his plan to disperse a serum that would turn humanity into swayed Inhumans, a.k.a. Primitives, Lincoln (Luke Mitchell) decided to sacrifice himself to save the world, thus ending Hive’s reign of terror — and ending Dalton’s time on Agents of S. Read More...
After years spent writing superhero comics for Marvel (many of which went on to influence blockbusters like Spider-Man: Homecoming), Brian Michael Bendis announced last fall that he was taking his talents to the publisher's primary rival, DC Comics. Ever since, DC readers have been treated to ads declaring, "Bendis is coming," and his transfer will indeed have a huge impact on superhero readers everywhere. Later this month comes the first issue of Man of Steel, a Superman miniseries in which Bendis will begin a new chapter for the original superhero, and after that he'll take the reins on both Superman and Action Comics. Read More...
Hollywood was out Thursday night at the 29th annual GLAAD Media Awards. The evening culminated with Britney Spears being presented the Vanguard Award by Ricky Martin, but the entire event was star-studded affair, which was held at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, Calif. Ryan Murphy presented the Stephen F. Kolzak Award to Big Bang Theory‘s Jim Parsons, while multiple fan-favorite shows took home acknowledgements, as well. Denis O’Hare, Jon Huertas, and Chris Sullivan were onhand to accept the Outstanding Drama Series award for This Is Us, Disney Channel’s Andi Mack was awarded the Outstanding Kids & Family Programming accolade, and Chelsea Peretti, Stephanie Beatriz, and Melissa Fumero accepted Oustanding Comedy Series prize for Brooklyn Nine-Nine. Read More...
