Tony Stark is a Big, Fat Jerk

#Avengers

I’ve always loved Captain America. No surprise there. I really love just about every single character to come out of the Marvel Universe. My favorite book, though, has always been Avengers. The team dynamic, with Captain America heading up the troops more times than not. And one of the best parts? The tension you could always feel between Captain America and Iron Man. Sure they’re buds, but they’ve had quite a few knock-out fights. So …

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Ultron Crashed My Son’s Birthday Party

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Jason turned 12 today. Yes, I blinked and that little bundle of joy that kept us up at all hours for months (years?) on end, is now just one year shy of being a teenager. Apparently we timed Jason’s birth perfectly since Marvel seems to love his birthday weekend. The last two years we got to celebrate in “super” style by taking him and his friends to see Iron Man 3 and Captain America: The …

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Avengers Assemble at Earth’s Mightiest Walmart!

This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #AvengersUnite #CollectiveBias Shoppers, Assemble! Yeah, that’s my new battle cry as I prepare to soak in the gloriousness of this summer’s sure-to-be biggest blockbuster ever MARVEL’s The Avengers: Age of Ultron. Okay, so May 1 isn’t exactly summer, but it’s hot enough to kick off some sizzling cinema time! And Earth’s Mightiest Heroes may be battling the I-Hate-All-Humans-And-Everything-They-Stand-For robot …

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My Interview with Big Hero 6’s Baymax

#BigHero6Bloggers

Recently, I got to visit L.A. for an amazing blogging trip. I interviewed the directors behind Big Hero 6, the voices behind Hiro and Tadashi, and even Scott Adsit (the voice of Baymax). It was a blast talking to them all and getting some serious behind-the-scenes goodies! But there’s one interview I didn’t share with you guys yet. It was far and away the best. I interviewed Baymax. No, not Scott Adsit, the voice of …

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If You Missed Out on Marvel’s Agent Carter, You Must Work for Hydra

#AgentCarter #Marvel

Marvel Comics has always been known for two big things: very human characters and some serious continuity. Sure, on the outside, Spider-Man‘s a true hero, but underneath that costume is a nerdy, often-broke kid just trying to make enough cash to pay the rent. Oh, and if you’re lucky, you might see the Fantastic Four or Avengers show up in an issue. At least, that’s how it’s been in the comics or decades. When it …

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