The Tesseract is a significant magical artifact in the MCU, originally introduced as the Cosmic Cube from Marvel comics. The Tesseract holds the Space Stone, granting it the power to open wormholes, ...

When the Marvel Cinematic Universe was created, six singularities were turned into what we now know as the Infinity Stones. While each Stone has its own unique set of abilities, one has received more ...

Warning: Spoilers for the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe all the way through to Captain Marvel contained within The original Macguffin of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is the Tesseract, which played ...

To get the definition out of the way: A tesseract is a cube within a cube, also called a cube prism. The creators of “Tesseract” use cubes and four-sided planes for a jumping-off point, and lines and ...

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Looking back, “Captain Marvel” is a bit of an oddity in the Marvel Cinematic Universe canon, coming just ahead of “Avengers: Endgame” not having any plot relationship with that film. and since it ...

Warning: This post contains spoilers for Captain Marvel and the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Last year’s Avengers: Infinity War and the upcoming Avengers: Endgame both hinge on an important question: ...

Both the novel “A Wrinkle in Time” and the Disney movie based on it are all about traveling vast distances to explore the universe. There aren’t any sleek, futuristic spaceships or rockets in the ...