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Jillian Rose Reed of "Awkward" immerses herself in hot social issues like internet trolling, off-grid living, and gender identity. In the pursuit of insight, she becomes a baby drag queen, witnesses cat yoga, tests out her twerking skills. (Fullscreen Originals)

The 12-episode non-fiction original series follows Joe Quesada, Marvel's Chief Creative Officer, as he explores the origin stories and creative drives of storytellers of all mediums, backgrounds, and experiences. Guests include Robert Lopez (songwriter, Book of Mormon, Avenue Q), Samhita Mukhopadhyay (Executive Editor, Teen Vogue), Hugh Jackman (Wolverine), Johnny Weir (Olympic figure skater), and Ed Viesturs (high-altitude mountaineer).

James, a young man humiliated and frustrated with his upper-class lifestyle, pursues the pride and satisfaction of labor by preparing for a job offered by his working-class friend, Paul.

Wrought with guilt after a horrible personal tragedy, a mad physicist hijacks his own time travel experiment in a desperate bid to change the past. Determined to stop him, his colleague attempts to talk him down. But can he stop a man consumed by passion? What would you sacrifice to bring back someone you've lost?

A weekly program targeted toward an audience consuming content on mobile phones.

Bruce is a lonesome truck driver who spends his life on the road. After years away, he finally returns home to visit his aging father, and runs into his high school sweetheart.

Marvel's EVP, Creative Director, Joe Quesada, sits down with Hugh Jackman in New York City for a wide-ranging chat that spans his beginnings as an aspiring actor in Australia through his 17-year journey portraying Wolverine.

Natalia Cordova-Buckley, star of "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.," welcomes Joe Quesada to her home in Los Angeles, where the pair swaps stories about their Hispanic heritage and reminisce about their time working together. Natalia opens up about growing up in Mexico and teaches Joe a workout fit for a Super Hero.

While exploring the Museum of the Moving Image, Joe Quesada and Christian Borle bond over their love of comics and the impact Stan Lee had on their lives. Later, the Tony-winning star and Joe act out a scene from the play Christian wrote for Marvel's Spotlight program, and Joe puts Christian's drawing ability to the test.

Gillian Jacobs and Joe Quesada browse L.A.'s Book Soup, talking about her career and love of directing. Then, Joe shares his favorite comic writers, and Gillian discusses her new documentary on Marvel's 616 while visiting Big Apple Comics.