Could you have imagined the idea of Avengers: Infinity War back in 1989? (A history of superhero adaptations)

We are about to witness a historic moment in superhero adaptations. Sure we’ve had an Avengers movie or three.

Sure that airport scene in Civil War felt like something out of big summer Annual story.

Sure a movie teaming up Thor, Hulk, Valkyrie, and featuring Dr Strange, felt eventful.

But Infinity War feels like something new and different…

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What Would the NFL Logos Look in the Marvel Universe?

 

Before now, the definitive superhero/football hybrid was Kickers Inc.  Not anymore.  Some inspired artist has come along and envisioned every NFL logo as inspired by Marvel superheroes!

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ICYMI- Ten Movies to Watch in 2015

2015

2014 is behind us, so enough jabber about last year’s movies.  2015 is here.What are the 10 tentpoles movies that pique my curiosity in the New?  Let’s take a look.

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Ten Best Deconstructive Superhero Stories of All-Time

 

Would this be a work of construction deconstructive superhero?
Would this be a work of construction deconstruction superheroes?

I have a reputation on Gabbing Geek as a guy who doesn’t like comic books.  This knock is generally well deserved.  I don’t like much anymore.  But there is a certain kind of comic that even to this day will cause me to get dressed, get in the car, head to the comic shop, and buy a comic sit in my underwear, fire up the ol’ tablet, click Comixology on my browser, and download a digital file.  What are these amazing tales you ask?

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Spoiler Free Mini Review: "Leaving Megalopolis" (or "Watson Read a Comic…")

exclusive-simone-and-calafiores-bring-leaving-megalopolis-to-darI don’t often read comics (insert my diatribe about commitment issues and how much I hate Jimmy here), but in the Gabbing Geek Editorial bullpen this weekend, Ryan mentioned a standalone TPB story about heroes gone mad and how the normal people try to survive.  Sounded intriguing, so I spent a little money at Comixology and give it a try.  What did I think?  Click on to find out.

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