There is a lot to celebrate when it comes to the latest Spider-Man “reboot”—besides the movie actually being really, really, really amazing. The best Spider-Man movie yet in my humble opinion. I am totally biased though, Spider-Man is my favorite Marvel hero. Although, I admit, Spider-Man 2 with Tobey McGuire still holds a special place in my heart. Alfred Molina as Doc Ock. Can’t deny, fam.

Still, Spider-Man: Homecoming did an amazing job casting a diverse group of actors and since I am Filipino, I had to talk about the outstanding performance by Jacob Batalon as Need Leeds.

Seriously… Batalon is a gift.

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Supergirl is a show full of kick ass women and we appreciate each one of them (almost all of them). Spoiler alert!

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Last Saturday, we got to cover a live script table read at The Comic Bug for George Miller’s Justice League Mortal. The cast and production did an amazing job. Check it out!

fanart by jusscope @ deviantart

I’ve always been a fan of “girl power” and what not. A group of badass women who form tight-knit groups to kick butt? Sign me up! Birds of Prey is DC’s more popular girl group, the more known characters are The Oracle (Barbara Gordon), the Black Canary and Huntress — do you guys remember the television show from 2002?! I hope during this age of comic books in the media, they bring it back…

Who is YOUR favorite Birds of Prey hero?

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I hold a very special place in my heart for Hawkeye. I know everyone else loves them some of that Iron Man or Captain America or Thor, but to me, Hawkeye is my favorite Avenger from the movie. I also really enjoy the comic book series by writer Matt Fraction and artist, David Aja. Which means this edition of Fanart GLEE will also play homage to not only to Clint Barton but to the amazing and sassy Kate Bishop as well.

Actually, I’ll be totally honest — most of these are of Kate Bishop. She’s cool.

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What do Robot Chicken and DC Comics have in common?
An art show, a fan base, and doing some good.

With their powers combined, they have also hosted three (3!) spectacles over at iam8Bit gallery in Echo Park, California.

On March 28th, they hosted their one-night-only charity art show and to celebrate the April 6, 2014 premiere of their Robot Chicken Comics Special 2: Villains in Paradise.

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