Forget the early disinterest in Battleship... what about the early buzz for the Avengers? [www.comicbookmovie.com]

Maybe it's the equivalent of the Time of Judgement in old World of Darkness? Going out with a bang...

They magically don't have an urge to leave the town, and don't think about the fact that none of them can remember when they met, or why they have no parents.

I dislike the fighting part. I would rather that they all kick back and just chat for a couple of hours while wandering through the post-apocalyptic landscape. Kind of like a monstrous version of Coffee and Cigarettes.

Or maybe the red blood would have altered the colouration of the skin - made it seem too rosy or suchlike?

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Because the Avengers was a TV series back here in the 60s (and a more recent movie with Uma Thurman and Ralph Fiennes) and the marketing people at Paramount think that the general populace are morons.

Great trailer. Though I can't believe that in the UK they are calling it "Marvel Avengers Assemble".

Your Local Guardian is a network of local newspapers... e.g. the Ewell Guardian. Basically lots of advertisements with a few local interest stories and complaints about the council.

That's just near where I live!

Like Khan, but not Khan... would probably work. Cumberbatch does "superior" quite well.

I guess that could work for Hawkeye, he seems likely the only one who would have had a tour, so to speak. Or maybe Fury.

Piece a shrapnel tore up that nerve cluster my first tour. Had it moved.

It's a sad day when the mutant hero Mud-Skipper is no longer a viable option.

I somehow feel that the symbiote would become kinda clumpy or really thin - or a nasty combination of the two - so end up sort of grey and washed out around the extremities but bulging unpleasantly around the middle.

Hmm, new spider man comic idea - 40ish Spider-Man; Peter has a young family and starts going through a mid life crisis when he realises that the venom symbiote is getting a bit tight around the waist. Can he fight crime and hold down a middle management position at the bugle? And will he keep text flirting with the…

He's been blind in one eye since he was quite young, so I suspect the motion is a bit more natural to him. It's quite subtle and you can only really spot him weaving slightly when he's concentrating; such as when he is batting at cricket.

gently waving his head from side to side to give his brain the chance to judge the depth better, like my friend with only one eye does.

Mechanical legs for Maul, then? Excellent.

With this, a nicely spliced together trailer that tells me everything I need to know.