A brand new Spider-Man game was announced at E3 2016 from Ratchet & Clank and Sunset Overdrive developer Insomniac Games, who joined forces with Marvel Entertainment to work on the project.

There’s not much to show yet, but they did unveil the game with a teaser trailer. The game isn’t even officially titled yet, currently going by the working title Spider-Man PS4.

You can read more about the game and watch the trailer below.

Popular episodic point-and-click adventure video game developer and publisher Telltale Games is adding another big time geek property to its lineup.

The game maker has announced that they have joined forces with none other than Marvel Entertainment for a brand new game series that’s expected to arrive sometime in the year 2017. Unfortunately, because it’s still so early and we still have so long to wait, no other details are known about what Marvel characters could be involved or if it will be based on comics on the many movies made that have been based on said comics.

This week’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. premiere opened big with the coveted 18 to 49 age demographic of television viewers and the reaction from Marvel Entertainment and ABC was immediate.

As of today you can grab a ton of officially licensed show merchandise from the show. Continue below to find out where to buy and to read a snippet from the official press release.

Marvel Knights: Wolverine Origin
DVD
Based on the comic written by Paul Jenkins
Screenplay adapted by Joe Quesada, Paul Jenkins and Bill Jemas
Original Art by Andy Kubert and Richard Isanove
Directed by Carl Upsdell
Shout! Factory
Rated R | 66 Minutes
Release Date: July 9, 2013

Many of you may not of heard of this new comic format. It’s referred to as a motion comic. Essentially it’s a comic or graphic novel that is adapted to film by basically dissecting each panel and moving pieces of it to create the illusion of action. It is probably pretty painstaking work since we don’t see too much of it. Marvel Knights: Wolverine Origin is the first of these I have seen from Marvel, though I do own one from another comic company.

Being referred to as “the greatest story never told” is a tough bill, but ever since being introduced in 1975, Wolverine has been one of the most enigmatic comic characters around. Whereas other heroes had their backstories filled in fairly well, poor Logan’s has long remained a mystery. Until Paul Jenkins wrote the graphic novel Wolverine Origin and revealed the past for all to see, that is. I must admit, I remember reading the story back in 2009 and pretty much liking it. There were still some obvious gaps that I figured were there to create places to add in new stories later. Remembering all of this I went into the viewing of this motion comic with a pretty open mind.

Iron Man: Rise Of The Technovore
Blu-ray | DVD | Instant Video
Directed by Hiroshi Hamazaki
Starring Norman Reedus, Matthew Mercer, Eric Bauza
Marvel Entertainment/Sony Pictures/Madhouse Studios
Release Date: April 16, 2013

Suffice to say that I am an Iron Man fan. Got the iconic character tattooed to my back years ago (along with a couple dozen others) and I buy almost as much Shellhead merchandise as I do Caped Crusader stuff. So yeah, I asked to review Iron Man: Rise Of The Technovore as soon as it was offered up. I did, after all, pretty much like the Marvel Anime: Iron Man- The Complete Series that I reviewed here a while back. So I naturally thought it would be a fun watch. And it’s totally like I jinx myself every time I think like that, because “fun” didn’t even get near this mess.

To be honest, Iron Man: ROTT was well animated, there was nothing with which I could find a complaint (other than words not syncing with lip movements). And it wasn’t the voice actors that made me unhappy as they were okay for the most part, though the trademark Tony Stark glibness wasn’t really to be found here. No, I’m going to just have to say it was because the main story made almost no sense. Honestly, it was ridiculous at the very least and the iconic characters were not represented well at all.