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The importance of taking regular toilet breaks while Avenging

A photojournal on how vital it is to take regular toilet breaks, especially if you happen to be a superhero saving the world. It's like Nick Fury always says: "Go before we leave the Helicarrier."

Interview: Clark Gregg

Here's my final Avengers cast interview and it's fair to say that I've saved the big guns 'til last: Agent Coulson. It turns out that Clark Gregg who plays him is a massive comic-book geek who is happy to talk forever on the subject. It made for a great talk, but it was a bastard to transcribe. So please try to enjoy this twice as much to make it all worthwhile.

This is my favourite screen grab from The Avengers so far

Click for bigger derp. Grabbed from the new Avengers clip.

Interview with Marvel Studios producer Kevin Feige

As one of Marvel Studios’ head honchos, Kevin Feige has overseen the production of the X-Men films, the Spider-Man films and pretty much every other Marvel movie released in the last 10 years or so (Shhh! This also includes Daredevil). And now, with The Avengers soon to assemble on the big screen, I was given some time to ask the big guy about the cinematic superhero supergroup.

The original Avengers assemble!

Body paint instead of CGI! Cardboard sets instead of exploding skyscrapers! David Hasselhoff instead of Samuel L Jackson! What would the Avengers look like if Marvel had decided to assemble their hero boyband when they first had the chance?

Marvel Avengers: a shambles

As you may have already heard, Disney have decided in their infinite idiocy wisdom to change the title of The Avengers: from this point onwards, the film we used to be most excited about is named Marvel Avengers Assemble. I'm sure this makes sense in a parallel universe, but I can't for the life of me figure out how in this one.

New Captain America trailer and poster prove America ROCKS!

Got high expectations? Got a little US flag to wave? Got a pair of devil horns in each hand? Then you’re now ready to watch the new trailer for Captain America: The First Avenger. Rawwwk!.

Review: Thor

The main problem Marvel faces in rounding up its Avengers is this introduction to the Norse God of Thunder. Can Thor exist in Iron Man's more rational world of implausible tech and high-science? Well, the question seems to be: is a near-omnipotent, hammer-wielding space Viking any less believable than a billionaire shooting lasers from his flying robot suit? As it turns out, no. They're both utterly ridiculous. Now sit back, shut up and enjoy.

Thor trailer hits the web

It's hammer time.

Captain America doesn't confuse or intimidate me

More details are coming to light about who and what exactly will be happening in Captain America: The First Avenger, but words take ages to do so here are some nice pictures instead!