A Marvel Avengers movie as it might have looked (and been cast) in the late 1990s imagined by What’s The Mashup?.
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Vanity Fair maps ‘every Marvel cinematic moment in New York City’ from the awakening of Steve Rogers to the Vulture/Spiderman showdown.
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Protectin’ the Red, White and Blue and even some non-Americans too…
Bad Lip Reading injects a little deep-fried trailer park flavour into the Marvel franchise.
Previously: I Have Flaps
In an act of unsurpassed nerdishness, the Wall Street Journal explores how the colour palette of Avengers comic books has changed since 1965 ‘ thanks to advancements in technology and a shift to a more cinematic aesthetic’
MORE: 50 Years of ‘Avengers’ Comic Book Covers Through Color (WSJ)
About time, says Karl furiously.
Cian O’Mahoney, writes:
“We [youth campaigners SpunOut.ie] have another in our popular series of charity table quizzes coming up, this time it will be based on all the Marvel movies to date.
The questions will be taken from all Marvel movies to date (not just ones related to the Avengers) so you better brush up on your Spider-man, X-Men, Iron-Man, Captain America, Thor, Fantastic Four, The Incredible Hulk, Punisher, Blade, Daredevil, Guardians of the Galaxy, The Avengers and more!
We will have six question rounds, one picture round and a video round. There have been almost 40 movies based on Marvel comics since 1986, so you’d better start re-watching now!”
D2 Nightclub, 60 Harcourt Street, Dublin , Tuesday, September 2 at 7pm SHARP.
An officially sanctioned LEGOfication of the Guardians Of The Galaxy trailer by Sean Willets and Forrest Whaley.
Previously: Guardians Of the Galaxy (Extended Clip)
In August 1963, a young (pre the second ‘R’) George R. Martin was so impressed with Fantastic Four (issue 17) that he wrote to its creators Stan Lee and Jack Kirby of Marvel – the nascent author of A Song Of Ice And Fire in full geekeloquent flow.
A comprehensive guide to the kinda-likes, nowhere-nears and you’re-having-a-laughs as compiled by the X-Men In Your Face Tumblr (‘All X-Men, All The Time’)
[Above: Will Sliney with his Cú Chulainn’ in Ballycotton, Co Cork last year and, top, Will’s Spider-man]
Anon writes:
“Cork artist Will Sliney [author of Celtic Warrior The Legend of Cú Chulainn’ ] has been announced as the artist on Marvel’s new Spider-Man 2099 series….”
He’s a bit of a legend in fairness.
SPIDER-MAN 2099 Swings Again In New Ongoing Series with Peter David (Newsarama)
Previously: Meanwhile, In Ballycotton