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The upcoming big-screen revival of Daredevil has added a new writer to hopefully help bring Marvel's vision-impaired-vigilante some box-office glory.

Newcomer, David James Kelly gets a shot at the big time, replacing Fringe writer, Brad Caleb Kane for the job of penning the script for the blind badass lawyer's return to celluloid.

The script he is to write will reportedly adapt Frank Miller's 1986 "Born Again" storyline from the comics, in which Daredevil's arch-rival Kingpin discovers his true identity as lawyer, Matt Murdock.

Will the "Man Without Fear" be done justice this time around?

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While on a daily basis, some men just want to watch the world prune, this guy has decided to give the world the facial hair it deserves.

Whether or not it's the one it needs depends on whether or not fashion will appreciate something that looks like a part of the female anatomy inverted on a guy's face.

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We have all the faith in the world that The Amazing Spider-Man is going to blow comic book fans away and if you have any doubts, then you must check out our exclusive, behind-the-scenes interview with the film's director, Marc Webb. After hearing him passionately answer questions about the expansion of the Spider-Man mythos, the characterization of Peter Parker, and what villains he might like to see in the next Spider-Man film, you'll become a true believer!

Also, you'll finally get a definitive answer as to whether or not Spider-Man will pop up in The Avengers or vice versa! Take a look, fellow nerds!

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With just one week to go before the film's wide release, the flood of parodies for The Avengers has undoubtedly been unleashed upon the legions of moviegoers foaming at the mouth waiting to "assemble." (Albeit in laughably-crappy cosplay form.)

Yet, what if one were to imagine Marvel's mega-team as a lip-licking, soul-patch-sporting boyband dancing with moderate skills in complete synchronicity? Well, image no longer, as your hypothetical has just become a reality.

I bet that, for all his rage, Hulk is actually "the shy one."

Warning: Bad Language.

It's hard to look all badass as Marvel's mega-movie super team when you decide to go the public transit route to foil the latest invasion of dragon-riding, shapeshifting alien baddies in Gimili helmets.

Thankfully for them, this video proves the adage that going green only makes sense until it stops making you feel good.

While we may not have a hologram Freddie Mercury (YET) to croon Queen songs at concerts, how about a comic music video version? Check out this video featuring Pablo Stanley's comic, "Mr Fahrenheit."

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So this is how cats relax after a long day of sleeping, eating and chasing laser pointers. What a life!

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Comics and ninjas collide in our new American Ninja Warrior partnership with DC Comics! We're excited to present G4's new comic strip from their latest issues, featuring Mike Cartwright, a rookie cop in the Gotham City police squad. Check it out:

Can you imagine an exercise routine after work that's straight out of the Ninja Warrior obstacle course? This is just the first out of four G4 comics, which you can find in the DC and Vertigo periodical comic lines starting today, April 25th. A new page will be revealed each week until Wednesday, May 16th! So what are you waiting for? It's time to head to your local comic book store.

Catch up on the comic here:

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Don't forget to tune in on Sunday, May 20th for the premiere of American Ninja Warrior, only on G4.

Clowns are for kids who are easily amused by pretty colors and honking noises. Who needs all of that?

This kid's birthday party opted for the more kick-ass alternative with games like "Smash Your Friend's Face into the Wall" and "Pin the Evidence on the Drug Lord."

Long ago, he lost his parents. Today, you lose your innocence.

Will Iron Man finally be facing off with the Joker to his proverbial Batman? Possibly...sort of.

The recent casting of Ben Kingsley fueled speculation that he would be playing Iron Man's signature villain in Mandarin. However, the character seems to have thrown a curveball to the Iron Man 3 creative team, notably to director, Shane Black, who has gone on record to call the Chinese warlord who wields ten powerful rings a "racist character."

It seemed to leave the character in an ambiguous funk. However, when the casting of actor, Andy Lau hit, a critical clue may have been given to fans about where Kingsely's character fits in the puzzle.

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