2012
09.20
09.20
Rowsdowr
Cult Film, TV, Geek Art
Nicolas Cage Face Takes Over Peyton Manning’s Google Photo
10 Best Moustaches in Film History [Infographic]
Why the Kids Changed in Every National Lampoon’s Vacation Sequel
UDON’s Marvel vs Capcom: Official Complete Works Art Book
MST3K: The Last Dance Raw – Behind the Scenes Documentary Footage of the Final Episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000
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- Heroes for Hire: Power Man and Iron Man Combined
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- Captain America has to eat his shield or he’ll die
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- The Mysterious Lives of Ghost Rider: Underwater Ghost Rider, Mrs. Ghost Rider, Monkey Ghost Rider, Robot Ghost Rider, Caveman Ghost Rider, Ghost Ghost Rider, and Ghost Rider from 2967 AD!
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- Spider-Man is too fat to save Aunt May
via Kerry Callen
Have you ever noticed that early Marvel covers typically showcased a superhero fighting a villain, while during the same period, DC covers presented mostly outrageous, character scenarios? I started wondering what DC would have done with the Marvel characters back in the 60’s.
