After presumably defeating Hydra in the upcoming Captain America: The First Avenger movie, Cap will need a new, modernized look. Well, thanks be to Comic Con, the new suit has been revealed. Take a look at the concept art from Marvel.com and the images of the prop suit and helmet thanks to ComingSoon.net.
21 July 2011
First Actual Scene from the Green Lantern Computer Animated Series
Thanks to AOL TV for footage from the upcoming Green Lantern computer animated series set to premier in late 2011 with a full series launch in early 2012. He is the clip with a couple of images of Lanterns Hal Jordan and Kilowog.
Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog (2008) - Quickie Review
Crisis of Infinite Episodes - Super Mouse in The Mouse of Tomorrow
20 July 2011
Shiny New Avengers Teaser Poster Unveiled at Comic Con
This is pretty much the same as the previous Avengers teaser poster, but it sure is a heck of a lot shiner.
Crisis of Infinite Episodes - Goofy Groceries
Anyways, after a few minutes of dancing soup cans and a monocle wearing potato taking a dip in the sink, a gorilla animal cracker freaked out. Turtle soup tanks and gingerbread paratroopers proved no match and finally "Superguy" leapt off of a box of soap chips. The doofus got scared and turned into a baby. And thus, we were given the first animated superhero parody. Interestingly, as far as I can tell, Goofy Groceries debuted in March of 1941 and Superman AKA The Mad Scientist on September, so this parody actually predated the animated Superman. How 'bout that?
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Three Leaked Clips From the Failed Wonder Woman Pilot
UPDATE: Vids have been removed, but you may still be able to find copies on youtube of the action scene and tit talk scene while they last.
Three more clips from the failed NBC Wonder Woman Pilot have found their way online. One has some wire work action, including some lasso whipping, bracelet ricochets, and oh yeah, a brutal pipe through the throat. Another has an uncomfortable amount of "tit" talk. This shows looks like it was a disaster waiting to happen, but since the pilot is in the can, why not just release the whole thing and get it over with? Clocking in at 6 minutes, these clips probably make up about 10% of the total airtime.
See also:
Wonder Woman's complete onscreen history
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