Batman + Superman

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Avengers! Assemble.

Happy Wednesday, convention-goers, force fanboys, and Star Wars devotees! It's that time of the week again. That's right, it's that mid-week moment when we give you the best and brightest midi-chlorian-based memes ! Now, let's talk Star Wars. Comic-Con 2023 just concluded! As someone who is a little exhausted from Disney's constant, mostly mediocre output of on-screen Star Wars media, it was a breath of fresh air when the majority of Star Wars news concerned Ubisoft's upcoming Star Wars game, “…

Happy Tuesday, denizens of Gotham! We're here to deliver to you some jokes that are genuine jokes. None of that Joker nonsense, really. We're just here to give you top-of-the-line caped crusader comedy content! If you're even a little bit hip to superhero-based media , you know that two franchises dominate the genre in terms of popularity. That would be Spider-Man and Batman. Whether you're partial to one or the other, you've got to admit that the people just love them the most. They dominate e…

Happy Monday Marvel fans and superhero heads. It’s that special time of the week when we spend a minute discussing the MCU and indulging in its memes. This week has been somewhat notable considering the premiere of Disney Plus’ “Secret Invasion,” the newest show in the Marvels line of streaming service television shows. After watching it, I’d probably rate it as highly average. That’s not necessarily bad, but a premiere with more excitement would have been preferable when you consider the recen…

Hey there Spiderman consumers! It’s an incredible time to be a fan of the webslinger. The past years have given us so much quality Spiderman content that it’s hard to keep up. So let’s talk about it! Just this month we got what, in my opinion, is the greatest Spiderman movie of all time, Across the Spider-Verse. We also got a nice extended gameplay featurette for the long-awaited sequel to the amazing 2018 Spider-Man game. October can’t come soon enough. And then on top of all that, we just got…

What up, nerds? We feature a lot of memes about the latest Marvel movies , Star Wars, Star Trek, and Lord of the Rings. Today, we're going in a different direction, and celebrating the wild world of X-Men. The first Fox film that brought the X-Men to life on the big screen was released in 2000, when I was 12 years old. It made a huge impression on me, and I saw it three times in theaters. From Hugh Jackman's portrayal of the fierce yet tormented Wolverine to Patrick Stewart's performance as the…

It's easy to believe that memes are a novel invention of the 21st century. After all, we're so evolved and living in the future; it's no wonder we pioneered this compelling new art form. Unfortunately, we did not invent memes. Not even close. If you look into any newspaper or humor magazine from the early 20th century, you will see cartoons, illustrations, and jokes utilizing the exact same format memes on Memebase use today. Modern people are not as creative as we thought, and everything we've…

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This is not a drill, Marvel fans!

These are the tip top cosplays and costumes we saw at San Diego Comicon 2022. From the Marvel universe, Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, fantasy games, and cartoons, there was everything you could imagine coming to life in downtown San Diego. Pop culture's best collection of weirdos, obsessives, and generally awesome individuals all gather in one place once a year. America's Finest City. Now let's go see what all the fuss is about.

When Avatar came out in 2009, we all thought that CGI and visual effects could only improve from there. However, that hasn't necessarily been the case, especially with flicks like Thor: Love and Thunder. The sequel to Thor: Ragnorok has been the subject of criticism for its uncanny and ugly CGI effects. These strange visuals are not merely caused by poor artistry, but they happen because VFX teams are often overworked, and are asked to do more than they can handle given the time constraints. Th…

Another day, another superhero debate.

KC Green is a legendary webcomic artist known for his unique brand of self-conscious humor and some of the most recognizable meme characters of the last two decades. We caught up with him to discuss how he got started as a cartoonist, the origins of some of his most memed pieces (including “This is Fine,” “Staredad,” “Mother of God" and more), as well as what he has planned for the future.

Exciting developments in 'Batman: Urban Legends'