The Story of Jerry and the Dog.

The twelve doctors:

The day Sam (the Eagle) met Sam (the Falcon).

Sam the Eagle was not nervous. American icons did not get nervous. He was merely looking forward to an opportunity to meet a fellow patriot.

Sam Wilson was okay with admitting that he was just a little nervous. I mean, okay, they’re talking puppets? And it’s not like people take Sam the Eagle that seriously. It’s just that the poor guy takes himself so seriously, you know? And you don’t want to mess with that.

Neither Steve nor Kermit, watching fondly from the sidelines, is at all surprised when they immediately hit it off.

Sam the Eagle whips around when he hears Steve’s camera go off. 

"Don’t worry," Steve says. "You look great." 

Break it down: Sangria edition.

robert downey jr. can sing

jeremy renner can sing

scarlett johannson can sing

chris evans can sing

mark ruffalo can sing

chris hemsworth can sing

tom hiddleston can sing

Martial artists like Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee (and yes, fucking Ming-Na Wen, that beautiful badass) will build up their bone strength by repeatedly (and fairly gently) striking sand, gravel, wood and steel - this creates tons of microfractures in their bones (smaller than even a hairline fracture) so the bones will heal over again and make the bones stronger and denser with increased deposits of calcium. 

This has to be done over long-ass periods of time, so the bones have time to heal, and none of the fractures expand into actual breaks. 

Power Records Book & Record Set

Fantastic Four The Way It Began

Circa 1974

William H. Foster III, comic book historian, on representation in comic books. From PBS’s Superheroes: A Never-Ending Battle.