Warning: Graphic footage.
Perhaps, in an alternate universe, The Walking Dead was a life-affirming 80's sitcom with a canned laugh track, starring a teen idol who would eventually leave it all behind to make Christian-themed made-for-DVD movies.
Sure, they added a young, pre-stardom Leonardo DiCaprio towards the end in a kind of "Cousin Oliver" move, but he ended up drowning in freezing water because some girl wouldn't scoot over. (In a dream within a dream within a dream.)
Ironically enough, Batman is ready to go back in time to eliminate his only real superpower: Grief.
What's he going to do when he comes back and finds Gotham City ruled by Biff Tannen and his casino empire?
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What do Darth Vader from Star Wars, Bane from The Dark Knight Rises, Voldemort from the Harry Potter books, Sauron from Lord of the Rings, and Cobra Commander from G.I. Joe all have in common? They all want your vote for the 2012 Supervillain Elections and they're not afraid to eviscerate each other to get it.
As you can see in our Supervillain Primary Debate 2012 pics, those dastardly malefactors are more than willing to use magic, laser rifles, The Force or even slander to strengthen their political footholds. America, it's up to you to carefully examine the Supervillain Primary Debate 2012 photos and pick what villain you want to menace you for the next four years!
Host Blair Butler is joined by writer Sterling Gates (Hawk & Dove, Supergirl, Superman) for Fresh Ink Online reviews of Orc Stain, Punisher, Twelve, The Cape, King Conan, Invincible, Justice League, Shade, TMNT, The Walking Dead and a special look at Shia LaBeouf’s Let’s F***ing Party.
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...And suddenly, Aunt May happened to walk in at that moment.
Now, those issues of National Geographic under Peter's mattress go into a lockbox that won't get opened until he's 21.
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"SWEAR TO ME!...That you'll do your fair share of the diaper changing."
Batman should probably schedule this birth, since that baby's liable to burst out of his belly like a xenomorph.
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Using stop-motion animation and a collection of action figures that should be well familiar to a number of generations of Turtle-heads, this recreated intro of the original cartoon series will send retro tingles down fanboy spines.
It's so cool, it will make you want to go out and order a pizza with clams, garlic cloves, apricot jelly, and pork rinds.
While his phallic-shaped helmet maintains the dominant theme of the clientele, Cobra Commander actually logged on to drop some funky, danceable beats about MASS Devices, Weather Dominators, and world takeover in general.
He's out to show terrorist underground circles that dubstep has nothing on him.
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Matthew Vaughn, director of X-Men: First Class and Kick-Ass will once again jump into the world of comic book adaptations, this time with a title from 90's comic giants, Valiant Comics in Bloodshot.
According to Deadline, Sony Pictures has acquired Vaughn for the film on the heels of a script by Jeff Wadlow (Prey, Cry_Wolf), who is apparently getting a $450K payday against a cool million.
What exactly would Bloodshot bring to an already crowded field of comic book films?
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