Marvel’s Fantastic practice is a super team that is done all with the respective heads of this family group, Reid Richards AKA Mr. Fantastic, and Su storm AKA, The Invisible Woman, acting as the glue that holds everyone together whether out in the field or home safe in the Baxter Building. But how exactly does their decades-long superhero story end? Fortunately for fans, Marvel has already revealed how Reed and Sue go out, and it’s absolutely perfect for their characters. Introduced alongside The Human Torch and The Thing in 1961s The Fantastic Four #1Reed and Sue began as friends, eventually…
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The Dragon Ball fighter known as Gohan and Marvel’s Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man are two wildly different characters who have become the heroes in their respective universes when a new enemy threat emerges. Now, thanks to the incredible talent of the fanart community, New artwork depicts Gohan’s Great Saiyan persona Replacing Spider-Man on the first comic cover Spidey ever appeared onMaking him a member of the Marvel Universe in the process! Fanart posted on Instagram by Anime Empire (@animeempirestudios), the page specializes in creating epic crossover art that brings together heroes and villains from across the pop culture spectrum, paying special…
Spider-ManThis corner of the Marvel Universe is host to the gooey alien species known as the Klintar – or more commonly referred to as symbiotes – with Venom and his various offspring being constant thorns in Spidey’s side that he can’t seem to shake. And in a new hyper-realistic cosplay featuring one of the deadliest symbiotes in comics, Shrei enters the real world in a truly terrifying way, complete with her wild, whipping hair and all. Related Images shared on Instagram by Grace McClung (@graciethecosplaylass), this cosplayer is a prolific talent with multiple professional-level designs that run the gamut of…
Harley Quinn Since her debut as a DC Comics character, with many costumed looks, her Jester suit is her first and most recognizable set of spandex that fans can’t get enough of. Wearing the red and black outfit off and on over the years (depending on what Harley’s mindset was at the time), A new cosplay has brought Harley’s Harlequin design to vivid life, proving it can easily work in DC’s rebooted film universe. Related Shared on Instagram by Amanda (@pixiequinncosplay), The creator has previously dressed as multiple versions of Harley QuinnRanging from Enrico Marini’s unique comic redesign to Margot…
Marvel’s King in Black is a dark god of almost unlimited power, with KnullThe first symbiote king, being a big bad who took on the entire Marvel Universe and almost won, solidifying him as one of the greatest villains to have ever done it. Now, in new hyper-realistic concept art featuring the character, Knull’s King in Black becomes a potential MCU threat that Earth-616’s heroes are unprepared for. A piece of concept art posted on Instagram by @spdrmnkyxxiii, This digital artist consistently uploads images that reimagine popular comic characters as if they lived in the real worldEven using spot-on celebrity…
Spoilers for Batman: Gotham by Gaslight – The Kryptonian Age #4!There are more iterations of DC Comics Suicide Squad As fans can sometimes count, with Harley Quinn Being an iconic villain-turned-anti-hero who has been part of the team on and off for years now. Following the traditional tradition, Harley Quinn and two other staple members of the Suicide Squad have just been reinvented for the 19th century world of Gotham by GaslightGive them unique codenames and redesigns that would make their main continuity counterparts proud. Related Rarely getting a uniform look as a team, Harley Quinn and the rest of…
Marvel’s Friendly Neighborhood Hero, Spider-ManHas almost as many specialized suits as Iron Man has unique armor sets, with Peter Parker’s Iron Spider Costume is one of the most memorable and recognizable outfits of the web-slinger, all thanks to the tech-billionaire genius Tony Stark. It’s been almost two decades since this iconic design debuted in comics, however Why exactly did Spider-Man stop wearing the Iron Spider costume, and just as importantly, where is it now? Premier in 2006s Amazing Spider-Man #529By J. Michael Straczynski and Ron Garney, The Iron Spider was created by Tony Stark around the tumultuous time in Marvel…
In Batman’s corner of the DC Universe, The Joker It’s constantly in flux and always in question, with his true backstory still a mystery to many, despite various comics over the years trying to assign reason to his patented brand of madness. In a Batman series featuring stories from the Dark Knight’s formative years, yet another origin for the Joker is revealed, one that perfectly explains his sociopathic personality. Published from 2006 to 2011, Batman Confidential Ran for 54 issues and saw a rotating team of creators tell stories just after Batman’s first year on the job, often filling in…
In the gritty future of DC Comics The Dark Knight returns universe, Batman is a grizzled rebel hero fighting against a corrupt establishment that seeks to stifle and control, with The bottle Tapped to help his crusade in a way that no other hero can. When finally jumping into the fray alongside Batman, Barry Allen aka The Flash, got a new costume that might have been the best he’s ever worn if it weren’t for one specific design choice. Not one to change his superhero look very often, The bottle has subtly honed its iconic red and yellow spandex set…
DC Comics Harley Quinn and Marvel’s Poison Couldn’t be more different, with their incredible popularity with fans and their villain-turned-hero character arcs being two of the few things they have in common. Never officially crossing paths on the page, a twisted new cosplay did right that wrong, with Harley Quinn gets a unique Venomized redesign that brings her more terrifying nature As an unhinged member of Batman’s – and now Spider-Man’s – long list of supervillains. Related A cosplay shared on Instagram by the Harley x Venom cosplayer, Harley Hernandez (@AsylumHarley), as well as the photographer of the pictures, Mark…