superheroes

Explore the very best, strongest, most powerful, and influential superheroes of all time.

'Black Panther' Trailer 2: A Fanboy Reacts
So, totally out of the blue, a new trailer dropped for Black Panther, and having watched it a couple of times, I thought I'd share my opinions on it.
By Sam Gamble8 years ago in Geeks
Marvel Superheroes That Could Theoretically Exist
Superheroes are fictional characters... There, I said it. Sorry to rain on your parade, but superheroes who possess certain abilities and powers can't actually be real. If you think so otherwise, then let me know how a human can obtain the same powers as the Hulk or Thor. I didn't think so either.
By Jacqueline Hanikeh8 years ago in Geeks
DCEU: Wonder Woman Set To Appear in Flashpoint
Back as early as August, it was reported by Mark Hughes at Forbes that Wonder Woman is expected to appear in the silver-screen debut Flash film - Flashpoint.
By Skyler8 years ago in Geeks
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Review—Totally Bonkers!
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 review can be summed up in one word: bonkers. From the opening sequence to the closing credits, James Gunn permeates the whole film with his unique and twisted sense of humour and film making, downplaying huge CGI action set piece scenes with character beats and humour, extending jokes beyond their breaking point, turning lackeys into well-rounded characters and expanding on all the Guardians in unique and interesting ways.
By Jay Aaron8 years ago in Geeks
The Time for Robin Has Come
A little while ago Gotham’s Bruce Wayne – David Mazouz submitted the idea he would love to play Robin in the DCEU. More specifically he’d like to play the Damian Wayne incarnation of Robin. It is an interesting concept to have an actor from another DC property play another character, especially when that character is playing the young, in-training, future Batman and wants to try out for the character’s son. Regardless of the actor, I would argue it may be time for Robin to come back.
By Skyler8 years ago in Geeks
How Can DC Save Their Movie Universe?
If you’re reading this then the likelihood is that you’ve seen at least a portion of the movies on offer from Marvel and DC. If that is the case then you’ll be very aware of the disparity in quality that exists between the two cinematic universes. DC have been lagging behind for some time now with stale offering after stale offering and seemingly no idea how to break out of their tailspin. These are just a few suggestions of how to fix things.
By Shaun Pond9 years ago in Geeks
God of Thunder in Popular Culture
The God of Thunder will once again grace the big screen on November 3. Thor: Ragnarok, The Avenger's hammer-wielding, thunder-casting deity, will save Asgard from the villainous Hela, and prevent the impending Ragnarok—the doom of the Asgardian civilization.
By Patricia Sarkar9 years ago in Geeks
Strongest Marvel Superheroes
The Marvel comics universe, also known as the MCU by True Believers, has many, many awesome superheroes in it. It's home to the X-Men, the Avengers, and a number of other "solo rider" superheroes who have won our hearts.
By Riley Raul Reese9 years ago in Geeks
Is Comic Book Justice Really Just?
Superheroes; they’re a paragon of virtue, the most moral of us all and those whom we can hold up high as something to strive for. At least, that is the intention behind the vast majority of them, but in reality, is comic book justice really just?
By Shaun Pond9 years ago in Geeks
How Would Humanity React to Superheroes?
We live in a world dominated by superheroes. Both Avengers movies are in the top 10 highest grossing films of all time. Everywhere you look you see an ad for another superhero product. 5 different superhero movies have already come out in 2017, with 2 more slated to premiere later on this year. This superhero overload had me thinking, what if they were real. I'm not saying, how great would it be to be a superhero, but how would humanity as a whole react to the idea of superheroes. In order to determine that, we must first break down the different types of superheroes. Humanity would react differently to different types of superheroes, so let's break them down into 4 categories.
By Jason Schwartz9 years ago in Geeks
Where Are All the Infinity Stones?
The MCU has been building up to this moment over 10 years ago. With the first ever glimpse into Thanos, we knew that the Infinity Wars weren't far behind. But 10 years is a long time and in that, we might have forgotten where these stones ended up. We have been teased with the threat of Thanos as the puppet master of all things that go bump in the MCU. Recently we have seen five out of the six stones. They have been introduced in Avengers, Thor 1 and 2,Age of Ultron, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Dr. Strange. But how much do we know about these stones? What power do they all possess? Who is guarding the stones? Infinity Wars was released in July 1991 and was written by Jim Starlin with George Perez and Ron Lim providing the artwork. George Perez was commissioned to pencil six issues in this new series. At the time, Perez was dealing with a large amount of stress steaming from a previous project working on DC's Wonder Woman series entitled War of the Gods. The large amounts of work, out a great deal of stress on the shoulders of Perez and was unable to finish Infinity Wars. Ron Lim was then assigned to finish the pencil work for the issues and there he remained the artist for the entire run of the series. The six issue story was broken into two miniseries, Infinity War and Infinity Crusade. This miniseries features many characters that make up the Marvel Universe. List of characters include:
By chris chavez9 years ago in Geeks
Why the Defenders Need Iron Fist
On August 18, 2017, Marvel fans were gifted with another series to binge: The Defenders , the first season of the team-up that I personally didn't know I needed, but will now watch until I die. The Marvel/Netflix partnership, which currently spans five and counting unique, interconnected series, always manages to drop whenever I have papers due, I digress. These series, though not without their issues, are a welcomed start of an approach towards better representation and diversity in television.
By Hannah Anderson9 years ago in Geeks