The 3,145-piece Tyrannosaurus rex set will stomp onto shelves from March 12.

Plus, the Russo brothers want their return to Marvel in Avengers: Doomsday to challenge people.

Our first major look at Andor's return gives us plenty of intriguing details to chew on.

The rebellion is ready for a war it can win when the critically acclaimed Star Wars series returns April 22.

An increasing shift in Marvel's approach to TV means the moon will haunt us in a slightly different manner when we next see Marc Spector.

Plus, James Gunn offers a tiny tease of Nicholas Hoult's Lex Luthor in Superman.

As Avatar prepares for its first new animated TV series—and a new hero—in over a decade, let's take a look back at just how the eponymous mantle works.

Mind you, it is the third time it's done so in the last 14 years, so make of that what you will.

Meanwhile, Charlie Cox clarifies that he's ready for more Daredevil–just in Born Again season 2, and not Avengers: Doomsday.

Thirty years ago today, 'Eye of the Needle' gave Voyager an impossible scenario, and gave it a perfectly Star Trek solution.

Avatar: Seven Havens will follow the story of Aang and Korra's successor in a new 26-episode series.

Longtime producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson have formed a new joint venture with Amazon MGM that will see them step back from creative control of the venerable spy-fi series.

Plus, the next film in Legendary's Godzilla/Kong 'Monsterverse' has found another human star.

Carlos Baena, one of the directors behind OTOY and the Roddenberry Archive's viral Star Trek 765874 project, tells io9 about what went into resurrecting Kirk, Spock, the Enterprise-D, and more.

After what's felt like years of teasing, HBO has finally confirmed that The Last of Us returns to hurt us once more April 13.

With the show's future increasingly up in the air, the BBC insists that no decision has been made to call time on the Time Lord.

In a movie full of weird choices, these were by far some of the weirdest.

Plus, set pictures from Masters of the Universe tease a very different He-Man origin story.

Alexander Freed's new book, the first in a new trilogy about the formation of the Rebel Alliance, couldn't have released at a more perfect time.

One year on, and there's still two things I love about Madame Web as much as it loves itself: stolen vehicles, and hitting people with those stolen vehicles.