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Superhero movies are filled with unforgettable lines. The MCU timeline ’s “I am Iron Man” and Spider-Man ’s “With great power” speeches defined the genre and even transcended it. However, these lesser-discussed moments deserve more recognition – not just for their delivery, but for how powerfully they capture the heart, humor, and humanity of superhero storytell

Superman, directed by Richard Donner, stars Christopher Reeve as Clark Kent, an alien from the planet Krypton living on Earth who adopts the persona of Superman to protect humanity. Released in 1978, the film features Gene Hackman as the villain Lex Luthor, who creates a plan that threatens millions of lives. Margot Kidder co-stars as Lois Lane, a journalist at the Daily Planet and Clark Kent’s collea

Iron Man 2 villain Mickey Rourke recently opened up a bit about what we can expect from his character, Whiplash. After some unofficial concept art of the Whiplash armor surfaced online recently, Iron Man 2 fans have been keeping web pages on constant refresh, hoping to get an official glimpse of Rourke-in-armor. Well, Mickey didn’t exactly provide a snapshot of his costume, but he did recently talk to Empire about what it’s like wearing the Whiplash s

You should already know that Joe Johnston is directing . If you don’t recognize the name, Johnston’s directing resume includes family adventure films such as Honey, I Shrunk The Kids and Jumanji ; inspirational films such as October Sky ; action/adventures like Hidalgo and even the upcoming creature-feature reboot, The Wolf Man . According to Feige, that kind of variety is what makes Johnston perfect to helm the kind of all-around adventure film Marvel wants for Captain Ameri

In __ the landmark The Dark Knight , Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart) flips his signature double-headed coin during a courtroom scene, using it to decide whether he or Rachel Dawes should take the case. When the coin lands his way, he smirks and says, “I make my own luck.” At first, it’s a charming display of confide

In other Cap news: comic book insider Rich Johnston over at Bleeding Cool has been keeping careful eye on the June 17th release of Captain America #600 and the July 1st release of Reborn #1, two books which are rumored to feature the resurrection of the recently deceased Captain America . According to Rich Johnston, comic book retailers are being asked to order extra stacks of the two books, as they will allegedly tie in to a “major announcement.” Johnston speculates that the announcement could potentially involve the casting of Captain America in the movie. Up until now, many actors have been rumored for the role , but there’s been little hint as to a frontrunner. Be sure to check back with us often in the next few weeks to see if they announce which actor has snagged the r

Aunt May’s wisdom **gives Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 tips|Https://spiderman2mix.com/ 2 its emotional center ** , expressing how ordinary people can embody heroism in quiet ways. Rosemary Harris delivers the line with warmth and melancholy, giving it timeless weight. It’s a moment that speaks to the soul of the superhero genre: heroism is a choice, not a dest

There’s a series called The Exiles which involves inter-dimensional travel, which would make it perfect for a game about..well..inter-dimensional travel. This version is called The Spider, and has Peter Parker bonded with Carnage and is a member of Weapon X.

Baman & Piderman is a fantastic web series by Mondo, and I can’t think of a single incarnation of Spider-Man that would be more incredible than if they managed to include this one. Pider-Man uses his web powers to lazily slop from destination to destination, and is best friends with Baman, a Pumpkin and a Tuba. If you haven’t seen this web series, please do yourself a favor and do so now .

Professor Xavier (Patrick Stewart) delivers this line in X-Men when explaining to Wolverine why he still believes in humanity in the Xavier mansion. It’s a moment that defines Xavier’s entire philosophy: compassion over condemnation. “Mankind is not evil, just uninformed,” reframes __ the mutant struggle not as a war, but as a misunderstanding born of fear and ignoran

Marvel Pinball is exactly what you would expect from reading the title alone; it’s Marvel themed, Pinball fun. You get four different tables, and each table offers something from each of the superheroes it features. Wolverine, Spider-Man, Iron-Man and Blade are your four superheroes with this title, and they also bring along with them some friends. Sabretooth, Silver Samurai, Dr. Octopus, Green Goblin, Mandarin (Whiplash) and Deacon Frost are some of the handful of recognizable characters that you will find on each respective table. Each table is very colorful and quite beautiful, and I’m sure hardcore Marvel fans will enjoy pointing all the little nods to its universe’s enormous amount of content. So, how do these tables play, and is it worth your cash to download this title? Read on to find