Awesome Superheroes

A good amount of gameplay from the upcoming DC universe fighter from the creator of Mortal Kombat. Injustice: Gods Among Us will have interactive arenas and Dragonball Z-like super moves.

This officially-licensed Marvel t-shirt has a glowing “arc reactor” in its chest. It’s makers make no claims about it keeping shrapnel out of your heart, probably because only it runs on AAA batteries.

The trailer for Injustice: Gods Among Us, an upcoming fighting game from NetherRealm Studios – creator of the Mortal Kombat series – featuring characters from the DC universe.

DeviantArtist Uwe de Witt takes on classic album covers and envisions what they would have looked like if they were recorded by superheroes instead of the original artists. The Wall x The Thing FTW.

The sidekicks take center stage in Harley Quinn’s Revenge, an upcoming DLC package for Batman: Arkham City. It drops on 05/29, but it’s also bundled with the GOTY edition of Arkham City.

A series of short videos made by Junaid Chundrigar showing Marvel’s heroes and villains having a bad day. They have super powers, but when things go wrong, things go super wrong as well. Poor Hulk.

Peter Parker is a man of many faces: a student, a lover and a son. His mask doesn’t conceal any of them but instead adds one more: a hero. In other news, a preview and a trailer are the same thing.

The Batman: Arkham City Game of the Year Edition will come with all previously released updates and DLC, a new DLC called Harley Quinn’s Revenge and a copy of the Batman: Year One animated movie.

(NSFW: Language) Before Batman became the bad-ass hero that Gotham deserves, he had to work out the kinks on a crimefighting mission or two. We all have to start somewhere, right?

DeviantART member paperbeatsscissors matches characters from comics, videogames and cartoons and captions them with the sympathetic meme. Can you guess all the character connections?

Superman already beat the Hulk in DC vs. Marvel, but there’s nothing like seeing a battle unfold in video. Plus Michael Habjan’s Superman looks better than the ’96 Supes. First video here.

An animated original movie, the plot centers on Vandal Savage stealing Justice League dossiers compiled by Batman, then using the documents to learn each of their Achilles’ heels. Rent it here.

Here are Earth’s Mightiest Heroes – a war hero, a sharpshooter, two geniuses and a god. Also someone with a pistol. Seriously Black Widow, you better have special bullets in that gun of yours.

While we thought Superman was dead, one of his reincarnated selves (with bad taste in sunglasses) prefers to travel close to the ground, as he “flies” alongside this car at superhuman speeds.

(NSFW: Language) Max Landis’ short film about DC Comics’ various attempts to make Superman more interesting. Look for cameos from Elijah Wood, Mandy Moore, Ron Howard, and Simon Pegg.

For those who missed it, here’s the trailer for The Avengers that aired during the Super Bowl. Earth’s Mightiest Heroes not only includes a patriot, there’s also a giant in its roster.

We still prefer Tobey Maguire as Spidey, but this new trailer for Marc Webb’s The Amazing Spider-Man gives us hope for this reboot. Glad to know the Webhead still has his funny side.

Batman must use his detective skills to unravel a series of brutal murders in Gotham City in the first of two stories in what Batman junkies are calling an instant classic in the series.

We’re assuming the robots-run-amok plotline of the new Spider-Man game parallels the 2012 movie reboot, but even if we’re wrong, the idea of Spidey battling spider-like robots looks like fun.

Marvel’s most awesome superheroes team up to pull the world back from the brink of disaster when an unexpected enemy threatens global security in Joss Whedon’s The Avengers. Hurry up, May 2012.

Sure, the Joker and Harley Quinn already made the rounds in the Arkham Asylum, but that doesn’t mean we’re not looking forward to taking them on in this latest, villain–infested Bat-installment.

Ok, so there’s no Hawkeye or Black Widow, but you’ll want to bake up a batch of these mini-cakes for your next Marvel comic hero movie screening. Cake decorating superpowers not included.

(NSFW: Language) He may have the same shield and mask as Captain America, but that’s where the similarities end for Captain Awesome, who doesn’t seem to quite understand what a shield is used for.