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Comics giant Marvel Worldwide Inc. has announced on Tuesday that the company is planning to relaunch the Amazing Spider Man comic series. The reported new Amazing Spider man series will have new concepts, costumes and a Spider mobile, a report from Techtimes said. An alleged comics cover photo of the new Amazing-Spider Man has been leaked and as Techtimes noted, the wall-crawler hero is definitely making a comeback in both movies and comics. The leaked comic cover photo was entitled “Amazing

This is for all you comic loving, history studying, time spending people out there who love all things to do with marvel. This show called the History of Captain America was for me the most interesting history show about all things to do with marvel ever. It was the best show ever the show explained the reasons behind the creation of Captain America and the power of the comic series. Now for all you people who don't love history,comics,action films, and Captain America. There are other things in

The DC flick Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice stayed true to its title, as the movie introduced the first five members of the Justice League and ended with a hopeful note as Ben Affleck’s Bruce Wayne asked Gal Gadot’s Diana Prince to help him seek out other metahumans. However, the one character that got more screen time was Ezra Miller’s The Flash, who also appeared in Bruce’s dream sequence with an urgent message. But what was The Flash trying to tell the Dark Knight? In the scene following a

Comic books have been around since the early 1930’s and has since become a huge cultural impact, bringing young and old audiences all sorts of great stories, and imaginative concepts. But ever since The Dark Knight Returns made it’s way onto the pages and into people’s homes, the comic book scene has never quite been the same, with stories getting darker, and more bold, featuring grotesque moments, and more intense storylines. Then the 70s came around and everybody was talking about mental illnesses

As it was earlier confirmed that there is indeed a Kingsman 2, looks like the film now is in search for a perfect villain, someone who can fill Kingsman: The Secret Service's villain Richmond Valentine's (Samuel L. Jackson) shoe. And apparently, the film has already set eyes on the Academy Award winner Julianne Moore for the role. There is still no confirmation if what particular role Moore would play if she will join The Kingsman 2. But according to The Hollywood Reporter, Julianne Moore is in

research The Speed Force, because it will make it easier to understand the answers to the rest of my questions. The Speed Force is the extra-dimensional energy that once powered all of the Flashes' superhuman abilities. It is unknown to the people of the DC universe where the Speed Force comes from, to them it is a great and powerful force that affects everything. The Speed force can be used as a way of transportation, a source of power or knowledge. Unfortunately, only some of the speedsters are able

So the whole thing is about depression, and about how to overcome it. There is a secondary story running throughout about how DC comics works and Morrison 's critique of that but it also serves the depression metaphor. So the whole thing starts with a dead god. That 's pretty heavy, and it is a dead god of war at that. Must mean that war is won - and the good guys lost. So he wasn 't killed with a regular bullet - he was killed with a bullet from the future (and as we learn later) an idealized proto

"Kyle!" the yell coming from Superman accompanies us as we round the hill to see our peer yelp with some guy clutching his hand roughly. A retort from said bad guy, along with another villainous looking character standing close by is enough to send all of us into immediate action mode. A small blast of crimson red emerges from Kyle 's body, enough to startle the two villains and allow him to soar upwards, away from his captors. Charging forwards towards Adam, Superman leaves the other to the entire

DC Comics as a media and entertainment company has rich roots in American pop culture since. DC owns some of the most iconic and enduring characters in the past century. In 1938 DC published the first Superman story in Action Comics no. 1. The massive success of the entirety of the superhero genre can be traced back to this first story. DC holds the centerpieces of the Golden Age of comics; like Batman (1939) and Wonder Woman (1941) (DeForest). Since 1969, DC was purchased by Warner Brothers and

outside of her sheltered paradise she is convinced she can stop the conflict. Fighting alongside four men and a secretary she finally discovers who, or rather what she is. The main character of the film (played by Gal Gadot), Wonder Woman is based on a DC comics character who goes by the same name. The film is directed by Patty Jenkins while the screenplay is by Allan Heinberg. A Wonder Woman feature film has been on the table since the late 1990s with multiple scripts having been written{1}. In Hollywood