There were a lot of weird things about Donald Trumps inauguration but the weirdest of all was the cake. Why do you want the same cake as Obama?
Image: Matt Cowan/Getty Images Just two months after her appointment, Wonder Woman’s stint as honorary ambassador for female empowerment at the United Nations will end this week. The UN’s decision to fire Wonder Woman came after critics, including several UN employees and nearly 45,000 people who signed an online Care2 petition, decried the character as
Its systematic buying spree to acquire franchises and talent has now put the company in sight of a global box-office record What do you get if you cross a handful of superheroes with the Death Star and a forgetful fish? Box office gold. Walt Disney Studios is tipped to amass a record $7bn (5.6bn) in
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Decision to make the DC superhero an honorary ambassador for the empowerment of women led to a petition and silent protest by employees This is the most fun the UN has had, Im pretty sure right? Diane Nelson, president of DC Entertainment said at a ceremony appointing Wonder Woman as the United Nations honorary ambassador
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Image: Flickr, Peter pham Spoiler alert: This piece contains crucial plot points from X-Men: Apocalypse, and is intended as a primer for the film’s Digital HD release. Read on at your own risk. Why do we love superhero narratives? It’s because the characters we follow in comics and watch on the silver screen represent idealized
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From Chakra the Invincible to, er, Pancake Man, meet the new global superheroes giving the US studio a run for its money When news broke earlier this year that Marvel were not, contrary to excited reports, pursuing a new TV series based on the cult superhero Captain Britain, there rose a tumult of distress from
Image: Image Comics Invincible is one of the best comics out there, but the 13-year-old series that Robert Kirkman launched in the same year as The Walking Dead is coming to an end. That’s good news for you. SEE ALSO: What comics to read at every stage of life I’ve read more than 100 issues