This is an incredible seven day timelapse video of artist and DP Truong creating a 182,336 dot portrait of Princess Shuri from Black Panther. Per DP, “I used click software to count the number of dots. My right hand is drawing and my left hand is clicking at the same

Assembled by Israeli filmmaker Ariel Avissar, this is a supercut of superheroes (and villains) eating in Marvel movies. Which was your favorite scene? Or, even more importantly, what food do you think looked the best? Personally, I’m making chicken parmigiana for dinner tonight to impress my girlfriend. Oooooor accidentally give

These are scenes from The Avengers with Jim Carrey deepfaked as Tom Hiddleston’s Loki. It’s a pretty good job, of course it doesn’t hurt that Jim Carrey and Tom Hiddleston actually look alike to begin with. I mean do we even know that they’re not the same person? Have they

President of the United Makers Association (“an organization that includes makers of all kinds so that they can share ideas, and support each other,” and is making its public debut Christmas Day 2020, presumably because it’s been like an underground fight club up until now), Nikolai is here to show

Batman: he was born in a time before cell phones and only answers to a giant bat-shaped light signal in the sky. He’s oldschool. And this is a video of Ron Swanson voiced Youtuber NightHawkInLight building a real-life Bat-Signal out of a 100,000 lumen IMALENT MS18 flashlight and a large

This is a video from Insider discussing the evolution of Iron Man’s visual effects in Marvel movies over the past eleven years. Some more info while I pop some popcorn, and by pop some popcorn I mean make a whole box of Pillsbury Toaster Strudels AND an extra bowl of

This is a worthwhile ‘Trailer Time Warp’ edited by Youtuber Journey’s End reimagining Tim Burton’s 1989 Batman as if it were produced in 1945. I thought it was very well executed, JUST LIKE BATMAN DOES EVIL-DOERS. “Batman doesn’t kill.” I will fight him then. “He does cripple though.” Fight’s off,

These are a couple commercials for Hasbro’s Marvel Legends Interactive Electronic Deadpool Head coming this September ($99 from Entertainment Earth). The head and eyes move as it speaks its over 600 Deadpool phrases, and responds to sounds, being picked up, and being turned upside-down. It also includes a downloadable smartphone