Superhero Bits: Avengers Station, Stan Lee, Batman V Superman, X-Men: Days Of Future Past, Big Hero 6
By Germain Lussier/June 3, 2014 10:00 am EST
Collider was among the sites that visited the Marvel Avengers Station exhibit currently on display in New York City.X-Men: Days of Future Past just crossed $500 million worldwide, making it the most successful international X-Men movie yet.
Here’s a lo-res version of the Big Hero 6 team, expect a better look soon.
Speaking to ScreenCrush, Stan Lee commented on Edgar Wright leaving Ant-Man:
The costume designer for Batman vs. Superman tweeted and hashtagged about being at a jewelry trade show. Is this Wonder Woman’s bracelet?
I’m sorry about that. I had lunch with him, I met him, he was so excited about it. That was over a year ago. But they’re still making the movie I understand, and it’ll be a great movie because, again, the special effects you can imagine them – a guy this big crawling around the room, people about to step on him. It’ll be great.
The Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Blu-ray hits September 9 with a ton of extras.
Concept Art World via Comic Book Movie posted a ton of alternative X-Men: Days of Future Past costume designs including one for Jubilee, who didn’t make the final film.Joss Whedon confirmed he’s half way through filming Avengers: Age of Ultron.
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This Batman 75th anniversary shirt is kind of amazing.
Rumor has it a $300 Lego Ultimate edition of The Dark Knight Tumbler is coming out soon.
New poster for the Marvel Heroes game via Cosmic Book Movie. Read more about the game here.
Constantine will air beginning October 24 on NBC.
EW posted the commercial for the Captain America: The Winter Soldier Blu-ray.New image of Joker in Batman: Assault On Arkham.
Legendary comic artist and writer Rob Liefield made some great points about the lack of X-Men: Days of Future Past toys being in stores.