Queen Studios created this 1:1-scale Spider-Man as he appeared in Avengers: Infinity War. The limited-edition polystone sculpture measures over 6 feet tall and has been painstakingly finished with metallic paints. Iron Spidey also has light-up eyes, armor, palms, and a glowing base. Sadly, he’s not available here in North America.

We’re not brave enough to spend even a minute walking along the beams of an unfinished high-rise building, but there are thousands of construction workers who do it every day. Goatmanthefourth shared this first-person footage of what it’s like for ironworkers during the construction of the Deloitte Tower in Vancouver, BC.

Agent 47 is back and ready for another assignment. In the third part of the World of Assassination trilogy, your killer can now hide in plain sight with disguises and can use just about any item and even the environment itself to execute targets. Coming to PS4, PS5, PSVR, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC on 1.20.2021.

Jackie Chan and Arnold Schwarzenegger square off in this over-the-top fantasy adventure about a kung fu master who must escape his homeland to bring his daughter a special talisman that lets her control a dragon. It looks completely ridiculous, and we kind of just want to see it for the hairdos. Drops 11.20.2020.

Inspired by his appearance in Spider-Man: Far From Home, toymaker Iron Studios‘ awesomely orange battle diorama features a 1:10-scale version of the gooey, yet terrifying Molten Man. It measures appx. 10.23″ tall, and is made from handpainted polystone. The only thing better would be if it doubled as a cigarette lighter.

There are few more relaxing places than sitting in an old adirondack chair overlooking a lake. But if you want a little more room to spread out, check out this gargantuan version by Jackman Works. Want one for yourself? Just grab these plans and double the dimensions.

Sentinel Toys presents its take on the comic book version of Spider-Man’s awesome Iron Spider suit. The sixth scale action figure has die-cast parts and has highly articulated and detachable spider arms. It also comes with six interchangeable hands.

(PG-13: Language) Natalie Portman dropped by Hot Ones to talk about the environmental effect of factory farms, her take on various psychological debates, life in Harvard and more while powering through hot wings. Her documentary Eating Animals is out now.

The assassin simulator is back. Hitman 2 promises to have more of the sandbox environments started by its reboot, including a challenge where you have to off a racer, if the trailer is to be believed. It will also offer new game modes such as co-op assassinations.

1000Toys’ highly accurate The Iron Giant figure looks like a statue, but it’s actually a highly poseable collectible. It’s about 6.3″ tall, is made of many die-cast metal parts and comes with two heads, four pairs of hands, two sets of teeth and the “S” chest emblem.

Your books will never fall over again guarded by this pair of human skull bookends from UrbanTradingPost. Each one is made from painted cast iron, and weighs more than 3 pounds. The matte black is our fave, but they also come in white, grey, silver, or gloss black.

The latest Marvel/Netflix team-up stars Finn Jones as Danny Rand, a man presumed dead for 15 years, who returns to New York to reclaim his family business from the influence of evildoers. Naturally, Danny has acquired some new skills since he went missing. Drops 3/17/17.

(SPOILERS) For their latest Game of Thrones video, TheGaroStudios pays tribute to Lord Eddard Stark, a man who was the first to prove that being good and honorable isn’t something that’s rewarded when it comes to the fight for the Iron Throne.

Sony enlisted the talented crew at Insomniac Games (Ratchet & Clank, Resistance) to create what looks like it could be the most epic Spider-Man game ever, with massive urban environments, crazy web-slinging and gymnastics, and eye-popping visuals.

We’ve already seen how Ant-Man should have ended. Now find out how the movie began: as a freakin’ draft for Iron Man. Seriously that ending scene was just Marvel taunting folks like us with short term memory.

Musician Banjo Guy Ollie decided to go with more of a rock and roll arrangement than Iron Horse did, but he also played the whole Metallica classic on bluegrass instruments including banjo and mandolin.