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The Hollywood Reporter recently unearthed a vintage interview with comics giant Stan Lee from back in 1977, and on the occasion of Spider-Man: Homecoming’s release, they’ve decided to share some of its contents with the public. And if I may editorialize for a moment, it’s the single most relatable, humanizing media appearance the famously camera-friendly Lee has ever done. Because the unearthed truth of this Q&A is that Stan Lee did exactly what I would do — what any of us would do, really — if I was the head of Marvel Comics during the ‘70s: mess with DC all the time.

Could you imagine the amount of destruction that would occur if a Marvel vs. DC movie actually happened? Wonder no more. This trailer shows just that.

You love reading about their adventures and feel like they are almost a part of your life but would you really want to grab a brew in real life with a comic book superhero (or villain)? Here are ten comic book characters who would make particularly bad friends.

Even though the second "Amazing Spider-Man" isn't going to be released until next year, Sony has (pretty unsurprisingly) decided to go ahead with announcing not just a third movie, but a fourth one as well. Keep reading for details on when they're coming out and more.

Geeks, lookout! This 4-year-old girl, who's name is Mia can probably beat you in a trivia of Marvel Comics knowledge! In this video, her dad asks her questions pertaining to the Marvel universe. At first, the questions are pretty simple. It's about halfway during the video where she is really impressive with her answers! Watch the video below.