@VincentGrey: I am very much a Star Wars geek....and you're right. They're cheapening some of the stuff from the films by making it seemingly commonplace (read: finding Yoda, heading into the cave, etc.), and making events that make no sense in context to what's been shown in the films (or the EU, for that matter).…

@Thoughtwanderer: Pretty sure it's Sunspot, anyways. Sunfire always had a pretty even (read: fiery-looking) burn, whereas Sunspot was all black except for the edges when he powered up

@Antiterra: If I remember right, he played the hero for a while, even joined the new version of Excalibur, but was losing the powers of the Juggernaut 'cause he was being a good guy.

@Decoy_Doctorpus: Or not so much clueless as horribly malicious.

@ShadowOdin is gonna be King of Kotaku: Appealing to "everybody" could work. It could even be Kinect's new slogan.

@Balius: Agreed. Quite frankly, thinking of major different groups to use, we've got the Inhumans like Black Bolt, mutants like the X-Men, flatscans (ie. normal) humans like Nick Fury, aliens like the Skrulls and Shi'ar, other super-powered humans like Captain America and Luke Cage....not to mention different…

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VOTE: iGoogle

I remember my friend showing this to me a year or two ago, but instead of a digital camera, he just used the camera on his cell phone. You don't actually need to take the picture (with either an actual camera or camera phone) to see the IR, either: just look on the screen, and you can see it there.