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SPOILERS AHEAD! 

The long-awaited and long-hyped Avengers: Endgame has been out for two weeks but fans are still feeling waves of emotion regarding the phrase "I love you 3,000." The tear-inspiring quote is the way Tony Stark (Iron Man) and his daughter, Morgan, express their love for one another. People really started to freak out over the phrase when it was realized that when Tony says "I love you tons" her response (3000) implies that she loves him more, as a ton is equal to 2,000 pound. If the feels are coursing through your body, you're definitely not alone. Twitter has been abuzz with sad and sad-happy tweets about the emotional words and the film's ending. 

The internet is a very, very scary place when you're trying to avoid Avengers: Endgame spoilers. After issues with leaks and spoilers earlier this month, many Marvel fans have been on edge and scrolling very carefully. Fortunately for those of you who need to wait to see the final Avengers film, there are absolutely no spoilers in this big batch of Marvel memes. Relax. You can breathe easy now. 

We're back at ya with a big ol' batch of Marvel goodness. Just like our earlier homage to Marvel, this gallery is stacked with silly fandom shitposts from Twitter, Tumblr and beyond. Strap yourselves in: it's going to be a very stupid but very fun ride.

Another heaping serving of spice to keep your day interesting!

It's a sad day for Marvel fans. Our hero, Stan Lee, has passed away after giving us 95 years of awesome. While we mourn the loss, we like to focus on the fruits of his imagination - all of our favorite Marvel characters and stories. These memes won't fill the Stan-filled void in our hearts, but they will definitely make you crack a smile.

The Weinstein effect continues, with comic-book legend Stan Lee as the latest celebrity to be accused of sexual misconduct. The Daily Mail is reporting that the 95 year old has been accused of groping his home-care nurses, exposing himself to and demanding oral sex from the women. Lee is claiming that this is an act of extortion, and his attornies have sent a cease and desist to the nursing company. His attorney, Tom Lallas, has offered the following statement: "Mr. Lee categorically denies these false and despicable allegations and he fully intends to fight to protect his stellar good name and impeccable character." 

While many comic buffs are reacting with shock and disappointment at the news, others are challenging the accusations, citing the Daily Mail's reputation as a tabloid with little credibility. Other fans are wondering what this means for the release of The Black Panther, a highly anticipated movie that follows the adventures of the first black superhero. The action film is a huge step in the right direction for representation, and we hope that these allegations don't hurt its performance in any way.