Thanos wiping out half of humanity to save it sounds logical, but he’ll have a difficult time making it happen when the Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy unite to prevent it from happening.

In the past few weeks leading up to the release of Avengers: Infinity War, the marketing team has been releasing a variety of trailers, posters, and TV spots. If there is one thing they all share in common, it’s that there is no Hawkeye. Joking aside, these posters had our heroes together in groups. Now there is a batch of new character posters for you to get excited about, most with an individual hero on it. Check them out below.

We all love going to the movies. Heck, I’m having a fun time writing about them. So it’s sad to hear that some people may not have the same opportunity to watch them as much as I do. But hearing about how teachers and other inspirational people gather together to help kids watch Black Panther brought a tear to my eye.

So it gives me joy to see how that has inspired another movement, one that will help kids who cannot control their circumstances go to a theater to watch Avengers: Infinity War. More on how you can help, and the newest TV spot, below.

We’ve all heard about how Avengers: Infinity War will have 22 heroes in the film. If you include the villains and the ambiguously motivated Loki, that’s 28. That’s a lot of character posters.

So how do you solve this problem? You put the Avengers in five other posters. Five posters that are colored to the Infinity Stones we have seen so far. Check out who made the cut, and which stone was left out, below.

Waiting can be such a pain. Especially when it comes to waiting for a film as hot as Avengers: Infinity War. The ensemble film which will feature Marvel Cinematic Universe heroes and villains from past, present, and future, was expected to hit theaters in May.

But, since people are anxiously waiting to see the film, especially coming off of the highly successful Black Panther, Marvel Studios has decided to move up the release date from May 5 to April 27. That’s one entire week! More on the story below.

Super Bowl Sunday may be the day where the best clash on the field, but come May, it will be Earth’s Mightiest Heroes vs. The Mad Titan. Avengers: Infinity War is the first half of the Avengers two-part finale, and what better way to get another fresh look at the upcoming sequel than with a new Super Bowl spot. Check out the latest preview here below, which features a look at Spider-Man in outer space!

The ensemble film is the nineteenth installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and it reunites many of the heroes that have appeared in movies like Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Guardians of the Galaxy, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Doctor Strange, and more.