Then there's the fact that time and space work completely differently down there – Hank, in the first Ant-Man, says those concepts are "irrelevant" as far as the quantum realm is concerned.

Marvel's Ant Man star Paul Rudd finally addresses theory of climbing up Thanos' buttock and killing him ...

Ever since the Marvel Cinematic Universe introduced Thanos into the franchise, fans wondered how any member of the Avengers could be powerful enough to take down the Mad Titan, with Ant-Man’s ...

Quantumania ended with Ant-Man realising he'd potentially doomed the Multiverse by stopping Kang the Conqueror from escaping the Quantum Realm. At the time, the threequel's writer, Jeff Loveness ...

"I thought, 'Oh that’s clever, yes I’m Ant-Man.' But there’s still the part ... Original plans called for Kang to escape the Quantum Realm and leave Scott and Hope Van Dyne stranded ...

Paul Rudd and Nintendo Switch 2 create a nostalgic combo in Nintendo’s latest ad campaign, evoking the vibe from his iconic 1991 Super Nintendo Entertainment System commercial. He is still ...

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Ageless himself, Paul Rudd, popped up to share his thoughts, because let’s be honest, what’s a multiverse meltdown without a side of Ant-Man charm? Leave it to Paul Rudd to turn Marvel-level ...

"There was a theory – going against Thanos, why didn’t Ant-Man just… instead of Thanos, it was 'Thanus,' go up Thanos and then expand." However, Rudd has swapped the Quantum Realm for ...