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While there’ve been Marvel characters in the past who appeared to be trans, or somewhere on the LGBT spectrum, the company have now announced their first official transgender superhero. The Mighty Rebekah is inspired by a 12-year-old transgender girl of the same name and forms part of Marvel’s Hero Project series on Disney Plus. As part of the show, the Mighty Rebekah has her own comic book, too, the first issue of which is available to read on Marvel’s website for free. Rebekah and her family have been active in…

Star Trek Community Shows Solidarity With Marvel After Stan Lee Passes (Getty) | November 12, 2018 | By: TrekMovie.com Staff 25 comments so far Today, legendary comic book writer, editor, and publisher Stan Lee passed away at age 95. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Lee died Monday morning at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. The man who made the optimistic mantra “Excelsior!” his catchphrase is being mourned and remembered by genre fans around the world, including Star Trek fans and luminaries. Lee, Marvel, Star Trek Lee began his comics career…

Yesterday, Marvel fans rejoiced when it was announced that Disney and Sony have come to a new agreement that will allow Spider-Man to remain in the MCU for at least a couple more movies. Mainly, Spider-Man 3 will be produced by Marvel Studios and is set to drop in July 2021. What with all the celebration of Tom Holland sticking around the franchise, though, another major benefit of the deal has been overlooked. And that’s that we now have four MCU films coming in 2021. Marvel revealed their initial slate for the…

The controversy surrounding Captain Marvel continues as star Brie Larson is referred to as a man-hater and there is a call to boycott the film with fans asked to instead see Alita: Battle Angel. Following conservative actor James Woods, now actress, patriot, and Host of Red, White, and F You: The Unapologetically Patriotic Show, Mindy Robinson, takes to social media to tell fans not to see Captain Marvel and blasts Brie Larson. “Instead of seeing Captain Marvel and it’s man hating lead actress this weekend, see Alita: Battle Angel instead,”…

Last week, Captain Marvel became the first female-led superhero movie to cross the $1 billion mark at the box office. And while Brie Larson has already shared a statement thanking fans for this commercial milestone, the actress has also hit back at the haters, arguing that the success of Carol Danvers’ solo debut shouldn’t come as that great a shock. Earlier this week, Larson spoke at the Women in the World conference in New York City, where she recalled how she rarely felt pressure during the production of Captain Marvel.…