J. Michael Straczynski helped revitalize Thor comics at Marvel, and is an expert when it comes to all things genre. His insightful take on Thor goes beyond the surface issues with the character's depiction in Avengers: Endgame.

When Katherine Langford, of 13 Reasons Why fame, was cast in Avengers: Endgame, many of us tried to speculate who she was going to be.

Check out the full list of coming books on StarWars.com and let us know which book you're most excited for!

So look, Iron Man ended with Tony Stark telling the entire world that he was Iron Man.

Chris Evans as Steve Rogers has been one of the absolute best parts of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and while I was happy and impressed with most of his story in Endgame, his final scene left me feeling a bit ...meh.

Donald Trump took to Twitter to accuse the Kentucky Derby of caving to PC culture. Yes, that's the president. Accusing a horse race. Of political correctness.

ComiXology Originals are entering new territory with its very first series to get additional arcs! Elephantmen 2261 and Ask for Mercy, both written by Richard Starkings, are returning for a second season, and we've got an exclusive look inside what's to come for Ask for Mercy.

The next big MCU event might be teased in the new trailer for Spider-Man: Far From Home, and it's going to be awesome. As a heads-up, you'll probably want to have seen Avengers: Endgame before checking out the latest trailer.

May is here, and hopefully all the rain we got last month will actually mean spring will spring on time this year. Still, there are lots of fun books coming out this month dealing with romance, heartbreak, vampires, and everyone's favorite topic: true crime.

It's a comfort to know that despite only two episodes left, the writers behind Game of Thrones can still craft sexist, racist, and dull storylines that do very little justice to their characters, the universe, and it's diverse fan group. Yup. Smells like 2019.

There comes a character in everyone's life that they would die defending, and I guess mine is Morgan Stark.

We've already heard from Marvel head Kevin Feige that he considers Spider-Man: Far From Home to be the last of Marvel's "phase 3" movies, rather than the beginning of its next phase, and that it would guide fans into this new Marvel era. Now that the movie's new Endgame-spoiling trailer dropped this morning, we know a bit more about just what that means.

Last night's episode of Saturday Night Live featured a cold open starring "the two things all Americans can get behind", namely Game of Thrones and Avengers: Endgame.

Sure, there are sad scenes that will likely make you tear up before the three hour run-time wraps, but the film still maintains the MCU's signature blend of comedic action that keeps things from getting too dour.

The film is buoyed by warm, authentic performances from its cast, as well as a smart, funny script that captures the twenty-something's struggle to be an adult.

Characters we love die all the time. And that's okay. But to kill them off in a way that betrays their very character only to make a ham-fisted point about discrimination is just plain wrong.