Kshitij Rawat

While Stan Lee's work at Marvel is very well-known, what is not so well-known is his work at DC. In 2001, he re-imagined the most popular DC heroes. This is how his DC trinity was like.

For the millennials who did not read comics, Stan Lee was the jolly old guy with the funny blink-and-you-miss-it movie appearances. Here are the top 10 Stan Lee cameos, starting from the bottom.

DC's superheroes have always been godlike, especially the big three - Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman. Stan Lee wanted to do something different. He wanted to create superheroes who were vulnerable, who bled, got hurt, and had everyday problems.

Stan Lee is a man whose popularity transcends the company Marvel Comics, who he wrote for and later headed before stepping down. He is not a Marvel icon, he is a comic-book icon.

Avengers 4 is still more than half a year away, and here are the top 10 questions that we want answers to.

Thor: Ragnarok begs, nay forces, you to laugh at it. It is almost a self-parody. It knows everything that is happening is ridiculous and wants to take you along for the ride, to bask in the elaborate farce it has put together for you.

Here are ten solid horror movies on Netflix that you can watch on Halloween night.

What comes after Avengers 4? Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has said that they have plans for at least 20 more movies after Avengers 4, but beyond that we know next to nothing.

Along the course of acquiring the Infinity Stones and subsequent snapping of fingers, Thanos fought the top heroes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and overcame them pretty easily -- except a few, of course. Which superhero will deliver him the coup de grâce in Avengers 4?

DC, by far the biggest competitor to Marvel, is languishing and only one movie so far, Wonder Woman, can be termed as a clear win. Marvel, on the other hand, is earning over one billion dollars with almost every movie. Why is that?

Kamal Gianchandani, CEO, PVR Pictures answers a few questions about on-demand screening platform VKAAO.

According to a description on a leaked Avengers 4 merchandise, Thanos won't be the only villain in Avengers 4. In fact, we might see somebody even bigger than him.

Peter Parker/Spider-Man (and presumably others) will be most likely resurrected in Avengers 4. But how?

The Jason Momoa starrer Aquaman looks visually fantastic and action scenes are great. The CGI, which did not impress many the last time, looks improved too. Clearly, James Wan and his team have listened to the criticism.

Venom's announcement was received with bemusement and derision. It was Tom Hardy's casting in the title role that made people take it seriously.

In most Venom stories, Spider-Man or Peter Parker is the first man to get the symbiote attached to his body.

Tom Hardy delivered the performance of a lifetime as Bane in Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises. Let's hope he does the same with Venom.

Director duo Joseph and Anthony Russo have so far kept Avengers 4's title under wraps. Not only has the title not leaked yet, there is also a great curiosity among fans who want to know what it is.

Thanos, the primary villain of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, decimated half of universe's life, including half of the superheroes, in Avengers: Infinity War. How will he be defeated? Let's turn to the source material.