AgentCoulson

Paramount Pictures have dropped what's presumably the last of a series of "duet"-style "character" posters for this summer's The Avengers, this one featuring the true heroes of the Marvel Cinematic Universe: Nick Fury and Agent Coulson of S...

The Avengers movie action figures of Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, the Hulk, Hawkeye, Black Widow and Loki got some new press photos today following Marvel's toy-centrice liveblog with Hasbro today. The press photos of the 3.75" figures follow a few initial reveals during San Diego Comic-Con International over the past summer and at New York City Comic Con in October...

Regular ComicsAlliance readers are no doubt familiar with our firm stance that S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent Coulson is the true hero of Marvel Studios' superhero film franchise. Played by Clark Gregg, the party-poopingly sober yet plucky Agent Coulson is the Wedge Antilles of the series that includes Iron Man, Iron Man 2 and Thor, surviving the catastrophic events of one film only to be thrust into peril ag

Of all the folks starring in next summer's The Avengers, Agent Coulson actor Clark Gregg is probably the most visible at the moment. Agent Coulson recently starred in the Marvel one-shot The Consultant as a Thor Blu-ray/DVD extra and will appear next in the Captain America Blu-ray/DVD extra A Funny Thing Happened on the way to Thor's Hammer...

Iron Man, Thor and Captain America are fine and all, but for a lot of Marvel movie fans, Clark Gregg's Agent Coulson is the real star of The Avengers franchise. The persistent S.H.I.E.L.D. agent is pretty much a lone voice of reason in films fueled by raging egos, which made him fun to watch in the subtle one-shot short "The Consultant" which debuted as an extra in the recently released

S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Agent Coulson may seem like a bit of a bore given his by-the-book approach to dealing with billionaire industrialists and Asgardian gods in the Iron Man films and Thor, but it's hard not to admire his unflappability at the heart of the Marvel movieverse's biggest crises (that are sure to escalate in next summer's The Avengers)...

With Comic-Con 2011 in the rear view mirror, the countdown for The Avengers' May 4 release date is officially on. Marvel released a number of promotional images and items at the the show teasing the film, but the holy grail has to be the fully-revealed team spread created by Co-Visual Development Supervisors for Marvel Studios, Ryan Meinerding and Charlie Wen that spotlights Black Widow, Iron Man