To celebrate the record-breaking box office success of Marvel Studios’ “Black Panther,” The Walt Disney Company has announced that they will donate $1 million to the Boys & Girls Clubs of America.
Marvel’s latest cinematic release, “Black Panther”, has been met with high critical acclaim. However, an unexpected surprise comes in the form of the incredibly strong and well developed female characters that make Black Panther an even more important film than previously thought.
“Black panther” is the least “Superhero” Marvel film yet. Sure, T’challa has enhanced strength and abilities, along with his supersuit, but he uses them less for public display than he does for espionage and stealth. The Black Panther title is all about protecting Wakanda, not necessarily the world.
Taneleer Tivan has expanded his collection of rare items and artifacts from across the galaxy with three new creatures from the “Guardians of the Galaxy” universe: the Vyloos.
Guests at D23 Expo Japan 2018 were able to hear from Walt Disney Parks and Resorts Chairman Bob Chapek about all new experiences and updates coming to every Disney theme park around the world.
Thor, Hulk, and Spider-Man are on their way to England as part of a new Marvel Super Heroes attraction coming this spring to Madame Tussauds Blackpool.
In 2019, the Disney Cruise Line will be the host to epic adventures with special engagements of two popular experiences – Star Wars Day at Sea and Marvel Day at Sea.
2018 has only just begun, and Walt Disney Studios decided to up the ante of the new year by releasing their full slate of films.
Earth’s mightiest heroes and their evil adversaries are all assembling in Orlando this weekend for the new Marvel Universe Live Age of Heroes stunt show at the Amway Center.
This March, Marvel fans will get a brand-new Iron Man story that bridges the comic and theme park worlds with “Iron Man: Hong Kong Heroes.”
