Marvel is having a civil war, and we're not talking about a comic book event. Rumors are flying about how Marvel's TV team and Cinematic Team are at odds, causing difficulties in both production studios. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.

Reddit, Imgur, and Instagram users have been referring to Sidekicked host Vincent as the human version of #netflixandchill ever since his Tinder profile went viral. Since then, David (who took the picture) has been thinking a lot about superhero romance.

Graphic novels, TV shows, movies, radio and even mobile applications are all different ways people across the world enjoy superhero stories. Comic books are more accessible then ever, and are enjoyed through a growing number of venues.

It's Origins Week at POMEmag, which is perfect for Sidekicked because Origin Stories are a huge part of comic lore! However, just because a comic book character is popular doesn't mean they have a good origin story.

Marvel will soon begin releasing it's 'phase three' line of movies, but not with all the same leadership. The Creative Committee, which has overseen Marvel's cinematic universe, is disbanding. What are David and Vincent's thoughts on the matter?

There are thousands of other jobs in our nation, but in the world of comic books only a few are represented. Reporter, scientist, and engineer seem to make up half the jobs in both DC and Marvel comics. But what about the taxi driver?

For decades, movie trailers have been one of the biggest ways movie studios have advertised up-coming films. Trailers are used to excite fans, reveal enticing plots, and show off advanced special effects. But in the last few years,

Marvel has been dominating the entertainment industry in the last decade, and they aren't showing any signs of slowing down. Marvel and Disney are now looking to launch another TV series, spinning out of Agents of Shield,

A new movie sequel has been announced about a family of four heroes, each with a different super power. One has super strength, one can turn invisible, and one member of the family can stretch their body. No, this isn't Fantastic Four,

The Fantastic Four are identified as Marvel's first family. This team of cosmic explorers has not only been responsible for some of Marvel's more iconic adventures, but many of Marvel's most iconic characters originated from the FF's pages.