Iron Man Week has too much awesome in it that it’s screwing with Time itself. This, the 5th Tuesday Theatre post, went live on a Wednesday, totally screwing up our timeline and endangering mankind’s future!

OK not really. I just had to bump Tuesday Theatre because of the 15 Best Comic Book Movies of All Time feature I did with Cinemabuzz and Comicology. Wanna make somethin’ of it?!

Anyhoo, I searched YouTube for Iron Man tribute videos and I discovered that most of them feature the Black Sabbath song, which is kind of annoying. No, not the song. The song is probably one of the greatest rock songs of all time. What’s annoying is most people can’t think of songs that would be perfect for an Iron Man video other than the Sabbath one. Thank Stan for the dude who made this video:

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It’s April Fools, boys and girls, and nothing says “April Fools” like a video spoof of that famous Chris Crocker video by none other than Harley Quinn!

Happy April Fools’ Day, fools!

I once had a weekly blog series here in Face Rockery called Midweek Showcase where I featured interesting videos and images related to comics. It only lasted 5 weeks. Yeah, I know. Stupid. But that’s not the point. The point is there’s a wealth of face-rocking comics-related videos on YouTube alone. The time has come for a blog series, similar to Midweek Showcase, to emerge. No images, just videos. Friends, welcome to the first installment of Tuesday Theatre! And who better to get the ball rolling than Captain America?

Captain America kicking ass to the tune of Trey Parker’s “America, Fuck Yeah!” from the movie Team America: World Police = Brilliant.

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Frank Cho’s variant cover for The Ultimates 3 #3

Is she going swimming? Is she going to an awesome rave party? Does she have a date with a stripper dance pole? Did she accidentally say “No more clothes”? Is this Marvel’s way of rewarding me for pre-ordering the whole Ultimates 3 mini? How did they know I’m a sucker for redheads in skimpy scarlet attire? One thing’s for sure, though. Frank Cho draws lovely wimmens.

I wouldn’t be a comic book fan if it weren’t for the X-Men. It was Xavier’s merry mutants who brought me to the dance. I loved them. I hated them. I abandoned them. I came back to them. And now, I love them again.

I was a huge fan of the 90’s X-Men animated series. The quality of the animation was just so different from all the other animated shows at the time. I bought bootleg X-Men trading cards every single day when I was in my late grade school years to expand my knowledge of the whole mutant universe. Then I saw Marvel comic books at the mall I used to frequent, and an addiction was born.

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