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With Doctor Doom expected to be the next major villain in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it’s a good time to look back at some of the less impressive antagonists we’ve seen recently. Here are five of the most disappointing MCU villains from the last five years, ranked from worst to least bad, since the release of Avengers: Endgame.
After being off television for seven years, The X-Files is set to make a comeback. Ryan Coogler, the director behind Black Panther and Creed, is leading the revival, which has been in development for two years. While details have slowly emerged, Coogler has now confirmed the new season will focus on both the show’s overarching mythology and its standalone “monster of the week” episodes. This confirmation is exciting, but it also leaves fans wondering what to expect.
Interest in 11.22.63 is growing because the series will be moving from Hulu to Netflix in January 2026. It’s unusual for a show originally made for Hulu to appear on a competitor like Netflix, particularly a popular adaptation like this one based on Stephen King’s work, which received awards recognition when it first came out in 2016.
Alex Perez, a reporter for The Cosmic Circus, addressed a leaked list of potential fight scenes for the upcoming movie, Avengers: Doomsday, on X (formerly Twitter). He suggested that Reed Richards (played by Pedro Pascal) is facing the wrong opponent when matched against Nightcrawler (Alan Cumming), and followed this up by sharing a GIF of Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) from his expected 2026 film appearance.
Earlier in the week, silver had flirted with the idea of hitting the heavens-perhaps a new all-time high, near the mystical $83 mark. Fueled by leverage thicker than a Moscow winter coat and speculative fervor that could give the wildfire a run for its money, the market danced on the edge of catastrophe. And then, as if summoned by some mischievous devil, the CME-those stern gatekeepers of futures-decided to crank up the pressure. Margin requirements now? A lofty $25,000 per contract! Oh, the humanity! Traders, faced with the cruel choice of pouring in more cash or retreating into the shadows, often chose the latter-surrendering to the merciless tide of forced selling. Because what’s a market without a little chaos? 😏
In this age of crypto chaos and macroeconomic melodrama, Ethereum’s user base expands with the tenacity of a particularly persistent garden slug. The network ascends quietly, while ETH’s price stumbles through its daily drama, clutching its wallet and muttering about “lost momentum.”
Starting in Spring 2026, Prince William and Kate Middleton will officially become responsible for approving Royal Warrants. King Charles has already given them the authority to take on these roles, which they will begin exercising then.
Kathryn Bigelow, the director of films like Zero Dark Thirty and The Hurt Locker, received positive reviews for her latest thriller, which realistically portrays the dangers of nuclear weapons. However, the film’s ambiguous ending proved controversial. A House of Dynamite concludes with significant uncertainties – most notably, the missile hasn’t struck Chicago and may not explode, and the President (played by Idris Elba) hasn’t made a decision about how to respond.
In a plot twist straight out of a cyberpunk novel, South Korea’s beloved BC Card partnered with Base, a shiny Ethereum layer-2 chain dreamed up by Coinbase, to introduce the noble and slightly mysterious stablecoin USDC. Yes, dollars on the blockchain-because why not add a dash of digital magic to your ₩s?
Like different versions of Batman cartoons, the quality of Catwoman’s animated appearances on TV has varied a lot. This list focuses on animated TV shows where Catwoman plays an important part, and which ones captured her character the most effectively. Over the years, animated depictions of Catwoman have been hit or miss – some are great, while others aren’t as successful.