Yesterday, unofficial images from the Cleveland set showed off Cap's new look in Captain America: The Winter Soldier.

Today, Anthony Mackie is providing valuable insight on his role in the sequel, playing Sam Wilson, also known as The Falcon.

A fresh crop of unofficial images from the set of Captain America: The Winter Soldier provides by far our best look at the new costume sported by Cap in next summer's sequel.

Poor Loki.

Always picked last in Asgardian P.E., overshadowed by his beefcake stepbrother, and beaten to a bloody pulp by the Hulk.

The latest in a long line of indignities visited upon Thor's little bro: not being in The Avengers 2.

Having already slapped on some spandex as the title character in Kick-Ass and its upcoming sequel, it appears Aaron Taylor-Johnson could very well end up joining the biggest superhero franchise around in The Avengers 2.

That doesn't mean he's all signed up or even in negotiations, but Taylor-Johnson is reportedly Marvel's current top choice to play Quicksilver, a Merry Mutant who is getting more attention now than he has in years.

Happy Thorsday, everybody!

With Iron Man 3 having unseated Transformers: Dark of the Moon as the fifth-biggest global grosser of all time (not adjusted for inflation), it's time to get lathered up about the next sequel from Marvel Studios, Thor: The Dark World.

A crop of unofficial images from the production of Captain America: The Winter Soldier provide our first real look at the Winter Soldier himself, complete with a bionic arm that looks just like the one in the Marvel Comics written by Ed Brubaker.

Joss Whedon is currently promoting the hell out of Much Ado About Nothing.  Naturally, this means the loquacious writer-director is fielding more questions about the future of the onscreen Marvel universe than he is about Shakespeare.

Whedon's latest comments concern this Marvel's foray into live-action television, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., specifically the return of Agent Coulson, the identity of a superpowered character, and the extent of the show's connection to the blockbuster movies of Marvel Studios.

With every new addition to Guardians of the Galaxy, the cast of Marvel Studios' riskiest Phase 2 effort gets crazier and cooler.

Today, for example, brings word that no less a thespian than Benicio Del Toro has joined the science-fiction adventure as a character who will apparently appear elsewhere in the increasingly crowded Marvel cinematic universe.

Casting on Guardians of the Galaxy has been one pleasant surprise after another.

Mere days after Glenn Close joined the project, we have word that Karen Gillan is also becoming a part of the ensemble, ensuring that many a Doctor Who fan will be attendance when Marvel's most sci-fi movie to date hits theaters on August 1, 2014.

The only non-sequel in Marvel Studios' Phase 2 already has a nicely eclectic cast, but Guardians of the Galaxy has added a humdinger.

Glenn Close is reportedly joining the film, which is intended to launch a science-fiction franchise, playing a crucial supporting role.