Nate Moore

In full costume, Andy Serkis took a break from production to sit down with us for an interview, and during the conversation was asked about his character's past with Wakanda.

As portrayed in the pages of Marvel Comics, the African nation of Wakanda is unlike any other place on Earth.

Because Marvel Comics started back in the 1940s, certain elements of the canon are reflective of different eras

While the overall reputation is for making fun movies featuring a lot of jokes, there are a few titles in the MCU that take themselves very seriously.

Thanks to the post-credits scene of Captain America: Civil War, fans have been speculating for years about the possibility of seeing The Winter Soldier in Ryan Coogler's Black Panther.

When it comes to connections to the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe, every Marvel Studios feature has a different approach.

When we last saw T'Challa a.k.a. Black Panther on the big screen, things weren't precisely going great for him.

One Marvel exec has revealed why the MCU hasn't been so diverse in the past, and the reasons might surprise you.