How to watch every Marvel property in the perfect order

This piece was originally published at CNET on April 30, 2015.

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Infographic: We’ve laid out every Marvel movie and TV show — and the absolute ideal order for watching them — so you can go into the “Avengers” sequel super prepared.

You’ve probably seen most of Marvel’s films, but what about the TV shows?

If you’re like me, that is to say a continuity junkie, timelines are very important to you — but timelines in the world of comics and movies can be more than a little confusing. So to help you fill in the gaps before you see “Avengers: Age of Ultron,” watch all the shows for fun, or even just try to impress your friends, we’ve created a timeline of Marvel’s Phase 1 and 2 properties in the perfect viewing order.

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‘Chewie, we’re home’: New ‘Force Awakens’ trailer lands

This piece was originally published at CNET on April 16, 2015.

The second teaser trailer for “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” has arrived. Plus, we’ve got more information about the mysterious new characters, including the newest member of the droid family.

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Virtual reality was the real winner of Comic-Con 2014

This piece was originally published at CNET, under the title “Off with your head: Comic-Con stars virtual-reality thrills,” on July 28, 2014.

Oculus Rift and virtual-reality entertainment were on display all over Comic-Con this weekend. So when will it be in my living room?

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A cosplayer watches a “Sleepy Hollow” VR special on Oculus Rift at Comic-Con 2014.

This year, the star of San Diego Comic-Con wasn’t a new TV show or movie. It was virtual reality (or at least the future entertainment thrills it promises), brought to you by Oculus VR. And Hollywood.

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Virtual reality was the real winner of Comic-Con 2014