Twitter went to town today on a new hashtag: #SignsYoureASuperhero, and people had some fantastic responses and ways to recognize when you come across a super hero IRL.
Too many feels it hurts. Tom Holland's a hell of a young man. Glad to see him giving back to the community like this, because, after all, with great power comes great responsibility.
Would expect nothing less from Reynolds. Here's the 'award letter'!
And can we take it back to that phenomenal 'interview' he staged for GQ as Man of the Year recently as well?
Whatta guy. We love you, Ryan, and sincerely wish you the best on your journey to bring home Deadpool's righteous and well-deserved Oscar.
Ryan Reynolds has to hands down be one of the funniest celebrities out there. The guy just sh*ts comedic gold, left and right. It's as if we merely needed the Deadpool movie to confirm our belief that yes, the man is the real life version of Wade Wilson....our favorite bad mouthed merc. In honor of that Wolverine tweet from yesterday, we put together some of our other favorite social media posts form Reynolds.
Yesterday we were shell-shocked when the latest Captain America news broke about his allegiance to Hydra, and from there it was a smooth segway to rage reaction city. Well, it looks like Chris Evans is right there with some of you guys.
Prevailing theories include teasing the release date of the Luke Cage series or the possability of Cage as a client of Alias Investigations.
Monday marked the 30th Anniversary of the first episode of The Golden Girls, the show where four older ladies live together, eat pastries, and make d*ck jokes. The premise is so great, Betty White is a cult phenomenon even now (although we prefer to think it's from her Mary Tyler Moore Show days). And could there be a bigger fan of semi-ironic, mid-80's, octagenarion television than Marvel's very own Deadpool?
No... The answer is no
The Merc with a Mouth took to his new movie's twitter to congratulate Dorothy, Rose, Blanche and Sophia the only way he knows how: with dolls!
Netflix's Daredevil Season 2 is getting closer and closer. Sometime early 2016, after the first season of Jessica Jones, the blind hero from Hell's Kitchen will return to your binge watching line-up. This time he'll be bringing The Punisher, a revenge driven anti-hero, who will play antagonist to Matt Murdock through much of the series.
Judging by this tweet from actor Jon Bernthal, he already gets who The Punisher is at heart.
Twitter user @McMannofthepeople hosts "Hashtag, You're It" every Tuesday morning. This week's hashtag of choice, #BatmanDatingProblems, took off in a hurry to become a top trending topic in under two hours. What else would you expect from a 3-time winner of @midnight's "Hashtag Wars"?
Check out the top dating problems Twitter came up with for The Dark Knight.
I seemingly benign tweet from the Daredevil official Twitter is causing something of a stir for fans of the Netflix series. We already know that both The Punisher and Elektra will be making their MCU debut in season 2 of Matt Murdock's blind-lawyer-turned-vigilante-crime-fighter show, but now we may have yet another villain!
Late in season 1, Murdock gets the help of Melvin, a slow witted but talented designer to beef up his crime fighting suit. The tweet (seen below) implies that Melvin may take on a new role, as Gladiator, one of Daredevil's first villains.
I gotta be good. So I make things. I'm good at making things. #Daredevil pic.twitter.com/AWD4JgOYOl
— Daredevil (@Daredevil) July 24, 2015
With both Punisher and Elektra giving Matt a run for his money, we're not sure there's enough room for a Gladiator/Daredevil showdown. Heck, we still want more Fisk and Vanessa.