With Black Widow now playing in theaters and streaming on Disney+ Premier Access, moviegoers and at-home audiences are taking to social media with mixed reactions to the MCU twist on Taskmaster: ...

At the end of Black Widow, Natasha frees the person trapped in Taskmaster’s suit from the people who are controlling her. This settles an old debt for Natasha, giving her a satisfying exit from ...

The MCU gave one Phase 4 character the franchise's most unceremonious death, which is made even worse by a tragic Black Widow deleted scene.

Black Widow is a prequel, showing Natasha Romanoff as she returns to her homeland after the events of Captain America: Civil War. She makes the journey to settle some old scores, saying she is ...

Now the most recent Black Widow set photos are out, and they show a villain character that could definitely be the MCU version of Taskmaster: UPDATE | June, 25 Budapest, Hungary #BlackWidow set pics.

In the comics, Taskmaster’s name is Anthony Masters, so the MCU’s “Antonia” is a nod to that. We have more on Taskmaster’s comics history here. The MCU Taskmaster But in Black Widow ...

Black Widow's Taskmaster Is A Fighting Machine In the Marvel comics and even in Marvel's Avengers, Taskmaster is a man who has the ability to mimic the abilities of anyone he studies.

Having Taskmaster copy his abilities to fight Natasha would the icing on the cake. Black Widow hits theaters May 1, 2020.

Taskmaster is finally set to make his live-action MCU reveal with the upcoming film Black Widow. No one knows who this mercenary will be, but we know they are a fierce foe to go up against.

In Black Widow, the Taskmaster will control the Red Room — the factory that churns out young women as elite assassins. To defeat him, Scarlett Johansson’s Natasha Romanoff must come together ...

Taskmaster was created by writer David Michelinie and artist George Perez and debuted in May, 1980, in Avengers #195—30 years before Black Widow hits theaters.