Just redirect the focus of your panic to Avengers: Age of Ultron showing too much footage.

I would hold out a while and get the Secret Wars Collector's Edition. It's going to have a forward written by Joe Quesada and will only set you back $499.99.

They would be fueled by an announcement that Marvel was launching 300 X-Men titles.

Now, don't start panicking just yet.

Most of these books aren't really being cancelled. They are just going to rebranded for a few months to tie in with the Battleworld events. Marvel.com has details on all the new books that will out for the event and most major characters will still be hitting the shelves every month. http://marvel.com/cards/54/secre…

I owned several sets of these and I loved them. I do remember using them for evil purposes though.

It's too bad they set this in 1872 instead of 1898 or they could use the Wild West version of the Punisher from A Man Named Frank.

I would have called in Danger Mouse.

Villains like Moonstone and the Leader would work for MCU solo films, but they still don't seem on the level of an Avengers film. The threats to the Avengers are are ramping up from the Chitauri, to Ultron and his robots, to Thanos and the Infinitely Gauntlet. New threats are going to have to exceed those to warrant…

Norman Osborn is a great villain in the comic universe because of years of backstory like Civil War and Secret Invasion. In the Spider-Man movie universe he has been established as being killed off as Green Goblin in one movie and just plain died in another. He hasn't been established to the level of evilness in the…

I would be excited if this was actually Battle Cat because it looks damn good. I would love to see a normally colored photo instead of the sepia tones, but I am intrigued.

I have to strongly disagree with Scott Mendelson. Sure, Spider-Man has iconic villains, but they mainly stand out as villains because of how they interact with Spider-Man and his world. Most of them don't translate well to fighting other heroes. Falcon fighting the Vulture is not going to be as exciting as you think…

Legend is that she was inspired by internet trolls who kept telling her "If you don't like the way property taxation is represented in board games why don't you just make your own games?"

I only remember it because it had Sturm and Kitiara, a bunch of gnomes and that dragon whose wings had never developed enough to fly.

One of the Dragonlance Prelude novels Darkness and Light features a brass dragon that is living on Krynn's red moon.

The woman in The Terminator was impressed because she had a fetish for men with doll crotches. I thought James Cameron covered this on the Director's Commentary Track on the Laserdisc.

Aja was the lead guitarist in the cartoon. Jem didn't even play an instrument. Shana was the bass guitarist, but apparently she didn't make the cut for this photo.

Right now I would be willing to call this truly outrageous, but truly, truly outrageous may be a bridge too far.

I don't know if this is worse or better than people who use headphones, but sing out loud along with the song. Do they think someone on the train is going to discover what an amazing talent they are?

Something, something squid ink!