Marvel’s Reality Stones are real, spectacular rubies — and they’re on sale at Target
Marvel’s Reality Stones are real, spectacular rubies — and they’re on sale at Target
As any devoted Marvel movie fan knows, the Marvel Universe is filled with strange characters and magical artifacts — there are even secret labs and other, secret organizations that go by different names than Marvel Studios. The biggest mystery of all has been why it took so long for so many of Marvel’s characters to actually go on the big screen, and why it took so long for The Avengers (their biggest hit) to finally hit theaters in 2010.
Now, Marvel has announced that its next major movie franchise will be based on the Marvel Universe’s version of ancient Egypt, with the help of a partnership between Star Wars and Indiana Jones. That movie, now called Avengers: Age of Ultron, is on track to be a huge hit and is almost certain to be the biggest movie of the entire year. But that’ll only happen if the latest Marvel-related news doesn’t put a damper on things.
Marvel has announced that its next major movie franchise will be based on the Marvel Universe’s version of ancient Egypt, with the help of a partnership between Star Wars and Indiana Jones. That movie, now called Avengers: Age of Ultron, is on track to be a huge hit and is almost certain to be the biggest movie of the entire year. But that’ll only happen if the latest Marvel-related news doesn’t put a damper on things.
Marvel has announced that its next major movie franchise will be based on the Marvel Universe’s version of ancient Egypt, with the help of a partnership between Star Wars and Indiana Jones. That movie, now called Avengers: Age of Ultron, is on track to be a huge hit and is almost certain to be the biggest movie of the entire year. But that’ll only happen if the latest Marvel-related news doesn’t put a damper on things.
Earlier this week, a report from CNBC revealed that Disney is putting together a series of Star Wars: The Force Awakens-esque adventures for its theme parks. The idea was quickly shot down by Disney CEO Bob Iger, who said Disney has no plans to make any “in-park” Star Wars tie-ins at the parks. Still, we’ve been hearing
