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The EW cover gives us tantalizing clues about the 2015 release. WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD. Ever since the Marvel Studios panel at Comic-Con 2013 released their now-famous teaser trailer for Avengers: Age of Ultron, fans have been clamoring for updates about the 2015 release. Through set visits and an ABC special , we've seen pictures of several of the team members, including new recruits Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch . But, we've yet to hear specifics about plot. that changed today when Entertainment Weekly released their newest cover and interview with Robert Downey Jr and Director Joss Whedon. Take a look at the image below, and continue reading for more of the interview. From the image, we can see just how much damage Stark's baby-gone-bad has gotten, with rubble and fires strewn behind them. But it's also the first time we've seen Ultron in all his bad-assery. From the looks of it, Director Joss Whedon has kept the best elements of The Avenger

Only One April Release Gets Our Full Attention. By: Matt Cummings  After a strong March which elevated three of our four 'radar' releases into the top 10, April arrives with only one guaranteed hit. Typically a dull month, April 2013 featured only one release ( Oblivion ) and 2012 had none. This year promises one that should challenge leaders The LEGO Movie and Ride Along : Marvel's Captain America: The Winter Soldier . That's good or bad depending on how you look at it, with Hollywood essentially throwing all its eggs in Marvel's lap. But for now, we'll highlight a couple of others that might make a decent profit, but which should only bounce off Cap's vibranium shield: Captain America: The Winter Soldier (April 4th)  Marvel - and its parent company Disney - are now the undisputed leader in Hollywood. The studio famous for Thor, Iron Man, and The Avengers releases the second Captain America film on a crest of both critical praise