Holland, Zendaya, Jon Bernthal, and director Destin Daniel Cretton open up about Peter's next chapter, surprising team-ups, and the movie's heartfelt mission.

The Odyssey is yet another peak and peek into Christopher Nolan’s biggest fears, dreams, and troubles with great men and the women they leave behind.

Get a first look at our SDCC-exclusive Spider-Man magazine variants, plus a preview of the can't-miss interviews and features packed into our biggest Comic-Con issue yet.

Our inaugural Final Fight feature settles a long-running debate, breaking down the matchup between the Emerald Archer and Marvel's marksman.

We take a closer look at Xbox’s lofty promises that collided awkwardly with layoiff announcements, a disconnect that could do lasting damage to the brand.

Rhaenyra's rise in House of the Dragon may be giving longtime Game of Thrones viewers the payoff they've waited years for, with possible heartbreak ahead.

Exclusive: The Odyssey’s Matt Damon and Anne Hathaway open up about the underrated acts of kindness that make Christopher Nolan’s direction so unique.

As a new Ghost in the Shell arrives, we trace the genre's journey from '80s cult classics to stories that seem more relevant than ever.

We celebrate the gloriously over-the-top superhero events, from Crisis on Infinite Earths to Civil War and beyond, that are more fun than they are permanent.

We got a sneak peek at Akira Toriyama’s final project at Summer Game Fest, but does this massive leap into the future bring enough new features to the fight?

Exclusive: Pierre Coffin walks us through the logic sentimental value of the Golden Age of Hollywood easter eggs in Minions & Monsters.

Minions & Monsters is packed with classic movie references, and its director hopes curious kids will see it as an invitation to discover film history.

While everyone debates the '90s biggest X-Men hits, one brilliantly weird series outshined them all, and it's long past time it got the spotlight.

From breakout newcomers and indie success stories to shrinking tournament numbers, Evo 2026 paints a fascinating picture of where fighting games are headed next.

We're taking a closer look at why Kara's shocking choice reshapes her morality and how it might even make her and Superman stronger heroes.

A closer look at Supergirl argues that while DC's latest movie has its flaws, the rush to bury it may be overlooking the very thing modern superhero movies have been missing.

While Benoit Blanc’s future remains a mystery, Netflix’s Mononoke movie trilogy is delivering supernatural whodunits that scratch the same itch.

Jason Momoa’s upcoming turn as Lobo has fans excited, but the real story is how DC’s satirical Main Man from the '90s always found new ways to stay relevant.

The new Saw prequel unveiled at Summer Game Fest questions why every horror game has to have the same multiplayer formula.

Exclusive: The talent behind X-Men: The Animated Series reflect on its legacy and how their version of Apocalypse is about to change X-Men ’97 forever.

Michael Sarnoski’s dark new take on Robin Hood has us looking deeper into why fans resist seeing their childhood heroes reach the end of their road.

Ten years ago, Rebirth proved that embracing decades of continuity could be far more powerful than erasing it.

Atari’s Summer Game Fest presentation packed together kaiju brawls, stealth classics, toy tie-ins, and decades of gaming history.

Exclusive: Disclosure Day screenwriter David Koepp shares his thoughts on the film's ending, the final line of which was in his very first draft.

Steven Spielberg loves to communicate ideas about family, fear, country, and life itself in stories of alien encounters, and Disclosure Day may include his most timely message yet.