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Marvel’s gemstone Infinity Gauntlet heads to its first auction in December
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Marvel’s gemstone Infinity Gauntlet heads to its first auction in December

East Continental Gems’ one-of-one creation will be offered December 8 in Abu Dhabi. Its $25 million asking figure from 2022 is not this auction’s starting price; bidders need pre-approval.

Marvel's "Avengers: Endgame Encore" Re-released in September with 4 All-New Footage Segments for "Doomsday"
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Marvel's "Avengers: Endgame Encore" Re-released in September with 4 All-New Footage Segments for "Doomsday"

Marvel Studios is re-releasing an extended version of "Avengers: Endgame" starting September 25, 2026, featuring 4 minutes of all-new footage leading into "Avengers: Doomsday" on December 18, and revealing a confrontation between Doctor Doom and the Hulk.

Adam Driver Jokes He's Playing Magneto, Then Immediately Corrects Himself to Mister Sinister
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Adam Driver Jokes He's Playing Magneto, Then Immediately Corrects Himself to Mister Sinister

At D23, Marvel unveiled the cast for the MCU's first standalone X-Men film, with Sadie Sink returning as Jean Grey and Adam Driver confirming his villain role via video appearance. The movie is set for a May 2028 release.

From Milchick to Metzger: Tramell Tillman's Suits Stay Cooler Than Any Villain
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From Milchick to Metzger: Tramell Tillman's Suits Stay Cooler Than Any Villain

The "Severance" Emmy winner pops up in "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" as Bill Metzger, head of Damage Control. He's not playing a bad guy—just a man who genuinely believes he's preventing harm.

"Spider-Man: Brand New Day" Just Crossed $1 Billion — But the Real Lesson for Marvel Is Jean Grey
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"Spider-Man: Brand New Day" Just Crossed $1 Billion — But the Real Lesson for Marvel Is Jean Grey

"Spider-Man: Brand New Day" pulled off the biggest opening weekend in Hollywood history, proving Sony and Marvel's team-up still has an audience. But what Marvel should really be taking notes on isn't the box office—it's how the film handles Jean Grey.