T hree years after Eternals introduced the comic team to the MCU, Marvel has finally brought them back for a focal storyline - though this return arguably serves as an insult to the group.The ...

Marvel’s Eternals tells the story of ancient aliens with extraordinary powers. Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Phase 4, Eternals releasing on November 5, brings a new superhero team to ...

Brace yourselves, fatigued fans, because the Marvel Cinematic Universe is adding at least 10 more new superheroes and villains this month in “Eternals,” the new film by Academy Award-winning ...

The characters who are set to debut in The Eternals have never been seen in the MCU, but once we learn more about their past, it is possible that there are connections to them in previous films.

"Eternals," the 26th film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, hit Disney+ Wednesday, allowing fans to watch the titular group of superheroes from the comfort of their own home, ...

Prior to directing Eternals, Academy Award winner Chloé Zhao made a name for herself by capturing the beauty of humanity and the natural world with movies like The Rider and Nomadland, but ...

The Eternals themselves were created by a Celestial named Arishem who has tasked them with their mission to fight off the Deviants. Of course, it's not actually that simple.

As Eternals ended, Thena, Druig and Makkari were headed (perhaps over to Carol’s turf) into the cosmos to find more like them, and Arishem had retrieved Sersi, Kingo and Phastos for judgement.

Eternals then became the first MCU film to get a "Rotten" rating on November 2. Though it is the lowest-rated MCU movie, there are recent Marvel movies outside of that canon to get lower grades.

“Eternals,” which opens in theaters Nov. 5, also introduces the franchise’s first gay superhero in Brian Tyree Henry’s Phastos. And Haaz Sleiman, who plays Phastos’ mortal husband, ...

Sersi, Phastos, Ikarus and more join the MCU in “Eternals” from Oscar-winning director Chloé Zhao. Learn more about the new heroes, which include the films’ first openly gay and deaf ...