While most of your favorite comic book superheroes have already been brought to life on screens big and small, there is still something charming and unique about comic book blogger Kerry Callen's series of GIFs in which he animates famous comic book covers.
A near mint condition copy of 'Action Comics #1,' the comic book featuring the first appearance of Superman, just fetched $2.16 million dollars at an online auction. And like many things both strange and nerdy, the record-breaking comic book sale has an interesting history with actor Nicolas Cage.
A group of superhero fans on YouTube have made an impressive 'Sweded' remake of the highly anticipated "Avengers" trailer complete with flaming cars, cardboard versions of the film's iconic Marvel superheroes and even a hilarious A capella take on the Nine Inch Nail's song "We're In This Together".
In the biggest comic book crossover since Eminem crossed paths with the Punisher, the guys from KISS are meeting up with Archie and the gang from Riverdale High.
The four-part series won't begin until November 30, but you don't have to wait until then to get a good look -- 'Archie Meets KISS' has debuted its very own trailer, and you can watch it now.
Marvel Studios released a full-length trailer for 'The Avengers' Tuesday, giving fans their first look at Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans and the rest of the all-star superhero team battling evil.
In an attempt to look like Superman, Herbert Chavez has gone through a litany of plastic surgeries, from chin augmentation to rhinoplasty to lip injections to thigh implants.
As a result, the 35-year old Philippines man looks like a cross between 'Smallville' star Tom Welling and Prince.
The comic book blockbuster 'The Avengers' doesn't drop until May of 2012, but Entertainment Weekly just whet the appetite of fans of the superhero team with a gallery of photos featuring Chris Evans as Captain America, Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man, Chris Hemsworth as Thor, Mark Ruffalo as Bruce Banner, Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow and Jeremy Renner as Hawkeye.
Is it just us or is Robin, Batman's faithful sidekick, more of a damsel in distress than an actual crime fighter? There's no way a true superhero could find himself in so many bonehead situations, from writing a tell-all about his dual identities to bumbling up a simple Christmas tree decoration. Sure, the Boy Wonder is only in his teens, but that's no excuse for such a lousy sidekick hire.
Here are eight Batman comic book covers that prove Robin is an idiot: