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1st October 2011
Entertainment Weekly have released the first official pictures from the set of The Avengers, which is appropriate, because EW.
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From top left, going clockwise, Earth's mightiest warriors look; mortified; confused; disinterested; horny; constipated; and lecherous. It's pretty obvious the individual Avengers have all been shot individually and comped together, which is fine and happens all the time, but it looks like EW's cover artist just sort of bashed his hands on his graphics tablet like a Muppet playing the piano.
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Note Thor's ultrasuede leggings, for the Thunder God who needs mobility AND comfort.
BDRDRDRRR. GADOYNG. Add your own sound effects.
"Oh look. Some Skrulls." "Huh."

This man may very well own an unlicensed minicab.
I have never known anyone other than mad wanker gun nuts pull this pose.
"I'm not wearing anything underneath my jorts."
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"Do you know how hard it is to get 6 actors in a room together, all looking correct and perfectly lit? Hard."
IT'S A WALK-OFF! WE GOT A WALK-OFF!

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