Ever find yourself wondering who in the DC and Marvel universes woud be best friends? So did artist Darren Rawlings with his Little Friends series of drawings. It’s like that DC vs. Marvel event from the ’90s, only tiny and cute.
Tanner Ringerud
a month ago
180 responses
Submit or perish. After years of buildup, Ultron has finally returned to lay waste to the world of man.
Donna Dickens
2 months ago
4 responses
It’s here! Things have been rough for Tony Stark since the events of The Avengers.
Donna Dickens
2 months ago
58 responses
52 Marvel characters, rendered here with minimalistic typography that’s both heroic and villainous. How many can you identify?
Travis Rand Greenwood
3 months ago
36 responses
Bruce Banner has more personalities in his head than George R.R. Martin. Comic books are notorious for playing fast and loose with the origins of their creations.
Donna Dickens
3 months ago
46 responses
What could possibly drive Miles Morales to abandon his role as Ultimate Comics Spider-Man? This better be temporary because Donald Glover still hasn’t been cast as the webslinger.
Donna Dickens
3 months ago
2 responses
This guy really, really, really liked Burger King.
Raymond Sultan
3 months ago
5 responses
Blowing the lid off this bogus docorate cover-up. Marvel and DC, please respond.
Donna Dickens
3 months ago
9 responses
Wolverine is looking a little vein-y. This still from the new movie The Wolverine shows off Jackman’s commitment to living in the gym during filming.
Donna Dickens
4 months ago
2 responses
This can only end in SMASH! As part of the Marvel NOW! initiative, this intriguing image was leaked.
Donna Dickens
4 months ago
7 responses
For thirteen years, the man behind Marvel has stealthily graced the silver screen.
Donna Dickens
4 months ago
3 responses
Stan Lee, what are you doing?! As Buzzfeed looked back at Lee’s life, a dark truth emerged.
Donna Dickens
4 months ago
102 responses
The 70s were weird. The best part? There are 128 pages of this insanity.
Donna Dickens
6 months ago
82 responses
He’s going to be all dark and mean in Marvel Comics’ new The Superior Spider-Man comic, which will replace The Amazing Spider-Man in January.
Matthew Perpetua
7 months ago
3 responses
And by hoax, I mean fan art. Marvel confirms to Buzzfeed that no official promotional images have been released.
Donna Dickens
7 months ago
1 response
Kind of like DC Comics “New 52” only without all the retconning.
Donna Dickens
7 months ago
2 responses
Not bad for a recently dead guy. Does this technically make him our first zombie President? Let’s just say yes. (Spoilers Inside Obviously)
Donna Dickens
8 months ago
3 responses
Dude. DUDE. Marvel goes heavy on their own spoilers for Avengers Vs. X-Men #11.
Donna Dickens
8 months ago
11 responses
The first three covers interlock to form an awesome mural. After the blockbuster success of the Avengers movie, a new comic was only a matter of time.
Donna Dickens
8 months ago
21 responses
For a 1983 photo shoot. With a comic book covering his… um… secret identity.
(via dangerousminds.net)
Raymond Sultan
8 months ago
38 responses
Marvel why would you do this to us? No clip would almost be better than this tease.
Donna Dickens
10 months ago
2 responses
Captain America looks good in pink. This October, eight Marvel comics will have variant covers to help promote awareness about breast cancer.
Donna Dickens
10 months ago
44 responses
Marvel character themed shoes by Reebok — release date unknown. Which pair is the coolest?
TxBlackLabel
11 months ago
83 responses
I just can’t place my finger on it…wait. He’s a she again. Starting in July, Carol Danvers aka Ms. Marvel will be putting on pants and kicking butt with Captain America in a brand new ongoing series.
Donna Dickens
a year ago
6 responses
He really likes to say “The Incredible Hulk!” in as many voices as possible. Thanks to the power of technology it’s now easier than ever to pretend that Stan Lee is your Grandpa, reading you a bedtime story.
Donna Dickens
a year ago
25 responses
What will happen when Tim Tebow has to go up against the “Legion Of Competent Defensive Backs?!?” Tune in next month to find out!
withleather
a year ago
1 response
The artists at draw2d2 put a superhero spin on the American film classic “A Christmas Story” with a sweet series of illustrations. You know, had the Marvel Universe included tongue frost and Italian leg lamps in their mythos, I probably would have grown up a pretty hardcore comic book collector.
(via http:)
hgrant
a year ago
85 responses
Fly casual. And we will never speak of this day again.
Donna Dickens
a year ago
162 responses
Word to the wise; never ask the Internet for help. Fred Van Lente, who wrote Marvel Zombies and co-wrote Cowboys and Aliens, knows nothing about Gambit. But has been asked to write a comic about him. So he turns to the fans for advice. To expected results.
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Donna Dickens
2 years ago
63 responses
It’s not just the movies that consider a reboot every five years to be healthy. The X-Men have been around since 1963 and have gone through so many iterations it’s ridiculous. This month Marvel waxed nostalgic by showcasing costume designs through the years as the variant covers on different comics. Hence why the names don’t match the images.
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Donna Dickens
2 years ago
167 responses