This Spider-man fan-film is lovely. It’s a tribute by Mike Wilson to his son Jayden who sadly died from a Grade 4, brain stem tumor. Mike Wilson is a parkour pro and money raised from ads on this video go to the charity Naomi House. If you want to donate extra money then pop over […]
Superhero Week
Superhero Week happens on the first week of July and celebrates this significant part of geek culture. Whether it's superhero RPGs, comics, movies, TV shows or merch, it could get a look in during the festivities!
If you're a publisher or retailer and have something to contribute then please get in touch. Not to name, names, but SuperheroStuff.com, we're looking at you!
At the bottom of Superhero Week posts, look out for the teleport link to randomly travel between tagged posts.
Superhero Week: The Evolution of Catwoman
There you have it; a tribute to one of the best anti-heroes/comic book characters of all time. I’m not sure it’s entirely fair to put the young Gotham Catwoman in there but, equally, she’s a perfectly valid Catwoman. Which is your favourite Catwoman era? Via Jeff Victor and an awesome collection of art. Let us […]
Superhero Week: What if Superman was adopted by the Waynes
Comic books aren’t shy of doing “What if…” as a scenario. Here’s one of my favourites. What if Superman was adopted by the Waynes and ended up taking the place of Batman. You’d have a super powered crime fighter with Batman’s outlook on life. Would it work? Here’s Cartoon Hooligan’s take on it. This is […]
Superhero Week: Hijab superhero self portraits
Nour Saleh is a hijab wearing Canadian. Last year she took up a Tumblr challenge to draw herself as different fictional characters. I love how Nour responded to that challenge. Not only did she imagine herself as various superheroes, she kept the hijab in all of the illustrations. I think the results work well and […]
Superhero Week: HeroesCon 2015
Which superheroes turned up for the 2015 HeroesCon? Distractotron were there to find out. You can keep up with Distractotron and find some stills from this YouTube over at Facebook.com/Distractotron. If you’re interested in attending HeroesCon in Charlotte, NC, next year then the site to watch for details if Heroes Online.com. Let us know what […]
Superhero Week: Artist reimagines superheroines with practical costumes
Geek Native once called this “drawing the impossible” back when we looked at Michael Lee Lunsford’s fully dressed superheroines. I like these additional designs from Lord Ingvard. He’s an illustrator who was experimenting with alternatives… but has found out that not everyone on the internet appreciates it. Amazingly, he’s been forced to offer apologies for […]
Superhero Week: We’re not bored of superhero movies yet
Are you getting fed up of superhero movies? Geek Native asked the question to readers and competition players. 300 responses later and analysis shows that interest in superheroes remain strong; good news for the Ant-Man movie, Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice a host of others due on the big screen over the next few […]
Superhero Week: Wonder Woman’s trousers
This new command from the always amazing Wonder Woman is brought to you by Superhero Week and Imgur where it was left without comment. I think the illustration speaks for itself. I’m slightly concerned the Green Lantern isn’t wearing anything, the dress is just a creation of will and once his ring runs out of […]
Superhero Week: How to be a Supervillain
This post is not just part of Superhero Week. It’s also part of Geek Native’s Short Film series. This charming short project sprang from the mind of Alkanoids. 7 illustrators and 7 animators had just 2 days to get the job done. That’s why each of the segments had their own style. Despite how different […]
Superhero Week: Wolverine Snow White
It’s Superhero Week here on Geek Native as June turns over to July. As Max Fradet’s Borderlands’ Boba Fett was a hit it with readers it’s possible his mashup of the classic Snow White with the equally classic Wolverine might also appeal! Check out more of Max’s work over at Deviant Art. This is a […]
