Superhero Week: The evolution of superhero vehicles
This infographic from Netent Stalker tracks the evolution of popular superhero vehicles. You probably have a favourite Batmobile but what about S.H.I.E.L.D. helicarrier?…
What if superheroes had part time jobs?
Artist Chow Hon Lam has a great series of illustrations exploring funny part time jobs for superheroes and geek culture figures. There’s a sample below and you can see the rest over at the official collection.…
Fantastic Four trailer outlines the plot
This is a re-imagining of Marvel’s longest-running superhero team. No more spaceship travel as the source for the Fantastic Four as it’s replaced with something suitably fantastic for this day and age.…
Murderworld (TSR Marvel Super Heroes)
The first published adventure I ran my Marvel group through was Murderworld, one of the many adventures written for the Marvel Super Heroes role playing game. This adventure was written specifically for the Fantastic Four so right off the bat one of the limitations for Murderworld is that it is best suited for a party of that size.…
LEGO Marvel Super Heroes game trailer
The LEGO computer games have been a big hit. We’ve had LEGO Marvel boxsets and so a LEGO Marvel Super Heroes computer game makes a lot of sense. This is a chunky trailer, over 2 minutes long, but it’s worth a watch.…
Two Marvel movies a year and some surprises
This week Disney announced a new Marvel movie. We don’t know what it’ll be but has a US release date of July 8, 2016. Doctor Strange? Perhaps. Black Panther? Possible? The Inhumans?…
Chronicles of Doom: Episode 1
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To support the forthcoming Marvel Heroes, a free to play MMO from Marvel and Gazillion. Gazillion is David Brevik’s current project, he’s one of the creators of Diablo.…
Marvel introduces Marvel
This tribue animation is pretty cool. It’s done by BlackMeal and is exactly the sort of thing that could be used in Blu-ray opening titles. It features little icons that represent both Marvel and some of the company’s most iconic superheroes.…
Who owns what?
This infographic is actually helpful — wait, surprise? It lets us know who owns Marvel movies, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Hobbit, DC, Sherlock Holmes (movies), Bond (UK), Spider-man (cos he’s differnt), Jason Bourne, X-Men, Fantastic Four, Avatar, Star Trek, Transformers, and oh… wait… what about The Terminator series?…
The Thing from the Fantastic Four in pumpkin form
Redditor Wizardtig created and submitted this pumpkin version of The Thing.
Okay, it’s true that we can see quite a bit of the skeletal structure of wood beneath. This isn’t cheating.…
