SuperheroJr

Hi, everyone. You may know me from my some what successful instagram page @superherojr. This page is dedicated to all things geek

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Thor by LornaKelleherArt

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by Tyler Kirkham

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That future you speak of is a dream, boy. And the dream… the dream is over.

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Batman | Calling Card  -  Johnny Dombrowski

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JLA/Avengers  i’d pay good money to see this movie

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Captain America: Civil War by Bramasto17

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Maximoff Twins

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1x09 / 1x13

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Watchmen (2009)

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Avengers Age of Ultron: End of the Path by Aurelio Lorenzo

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Justice League 41 Cover by jayfabs

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With all of the talk about Age of Ultron and Dawn of Justice, not enough attention is reserved for Fantastic Four. The reboot, which sees the return of Reed Richards, Sue Storm, Johnny Storm, and Ben Grimm, consists of a young team treading familiar ground, with the world being the same as the X-Men’s. The first franchise is pretty unpopular, but manages to moderately make over $600 million (probably ‘cause of Jessica Alba). This time, with Marvel and DC establishing shared universes for their characters, Fox is ready to do the same, mixing the F4 with the X-Men. While the choice to revisit origins is controversial, consider that in the last decade, we’ve seen Superman, Batman, and Spidey rebooted, but not many folks are that familiar with F4; it’s the right move to tell another tale to essentially erase the previous and expand the existing universe.

Fantastic Four, by Phet Van Burton.

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Daredevil   -   Nagy Norbert

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Deadpool set photos

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Superman vs Batman by DComp