Children love wearing costumes to replicate their most loved superheros and you would think that growing up you would get over that habit. But that’s not the case for this Spidey fan. What an incredible tattoo which has his skin ripping and peeling away to reveal the spiderman outfit. [via Oh Gizmo]

Thinking about buying some Crayola crayons but not sure if they are the right choice? Well Spiderman lends a hand and gives his low down on all 96 Crayola Crayons. Read the Spiderman Crayons Reviews and see if you agree with him on statements such as “I hate the “White!” White crayons are positively useless!”

The Hulk returns to the scene with most amazing PC case mod I have seen. Wires dangling all over the place would usually be considered a very bad job but with this Incredible Hulk PC case mod you can see why wires left loose can create something so creative and visually stunning. Comics meet PC mods… this is every geeks dream.
via Neatorama]

Comics feature some of the best art by many talented artists and this has been the case for many years. For that reason I love viewing old comic book covers because there is some amazing retro art to view and enjoy. Cover Browser is one of the best and easiest to use online archives I have come across for viewing tones of awesome vintage comic covers and art.
[via Boing Boing]

Sometimes things are not meant to be funny but when you misinterpret it they are quite hilarious. In this case I am talking about comic book panels which have phrases that are not supposed to be funny, or maybe the comic book writers are just doing it by purpose by using their wit. Read and laugh at the Top 15 Unintentionally Funny Comic Book Panels.

Comic book superheroes have some of the coolest outfits but what about then are the complete opposite of cool… I think we just feel pity for them. RetroCrush has hunted down some of the worst superhero costumes out there and if these characters were real they would probably be hunting down their creators and artists.

Batman Jones was created in the 50’s for one Batman comic issue (#108) and the story goes that he was Batman fan who created his own costume and neat looking Bat-Bike. He then became a junior crime fighter. According to the Bat-Blog he has become popular again among Batman Fans. So what happened to Batman Jones? Nothing exciting because he decided to get in to stamp collection instead. (No seriously,,, that is not a joke)

Seeing masterpieces recreated with a little twist is always fun to see such as when Lego Met Fine Art. Bat blog has some great images showing Batman adding inspiration to some very famous pieces of art by artists such as Van Gogh and MC Escher.