A bottle of the limited-edition whisky will cost you $245(USD) if you have a void in your liquor cabinet that needs to be filled with a the nectar of the Gods.

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You have the choice between the Hulk’s fist, Captain America’s shield, Iron Man’s helmet and Thor’s hammer. Personally, the Iron Man USB flash drive (which looks very familiar) looks the most appealing, but no one is stopping you from choosing the Hulk if you prefer a green fist sticking out of your computer. They also just announced a War Machine USB drive, which also looks pretty sweet.

Each of these USB flash drives has 8GB of storage, and they sell for $30 each. 4GB versions are also available for $20. They’re currently listed on Yahoo and eBay, but they’ll probably be available through more retailers soon.

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You would have to read your comics by this light of course. That’s mandatory. Preferably Marvel ones. If I had a stained glass Iron Man head I would use it as a centerpiece for an Iron Man church. Everything would be stained glass, with the Iron Man Reactor in the center. It would be a place for Superheroes to pray. Maybe Stan Lee could be the priest.

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Great work, Charles. This is the ultimate Marvel/DC/Easter crossover. And you won’t have to buy a ton of issues to see it. Find more photos of Apple’s superhero Easter Eggs over on Facebook.

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It’s a perfect LEGO reimagining of the original movie poster as you can see below:

The only thing I’d have done differently is make the buildings out of LEGO bricks too. The guys at LEGO have revealed that they will be giving away 2 million of these awesome posters to LEGO and Avengers fans on the night of the movie’s premiere on May 4th. They haven’t provided details on what theatres will be offering the posters yet, but you’ll definitely want to keep your eyes peeled for these.

Both the Infinite Comics and Marvel AR application will debut with the Avengers vs. X-Men #1 set to launch on April 4. Marvel Infinite Comics will take advantage of the capabilities of smartphones and tablets for storytelling, going beyond being just a reproduction of the print editions. The most interesting part sounds like the Marvel AR application. The app is powered by Aurasma and will let readers scan images and various Marvel products that have the Marvel AR logo.

When app scans the special logo, the user will have access to extra content to go along with the comics. The new content will include audio footage, creator content, and the ability to catch up on past events. The AR name suggests that the video and other interactive content will play over the top of the comic not simply linking the user and their digital device running the app to online content. Marvel hasn’t revealed the specifics of their augmented reality experience, beyond this short Iron Man demo clip shown at SXSW:

Marvel plans on releasing the Avengers vs. X-Men #1 Infinite comic through the Marvel Comics App on April 4th, and the Marvel AR app sometime in April as well.

The suit stands 6’3″ tall and was handcrafted using “vacuum metalized fiberglass resin.”  Sounds fancy, but obviously fiberglass is weaker than whatever high-tech material Stark used in the movies and comics. As you can see some of the armor plates have been detached from the suit, exposing cables, circuitry and other fake electronics.

The auction will be held at the upcoming Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo on April 14; online bidding will also be possible. The minimum bid for the suit is $60,000(USD). Hopefully whoever gets this turns it into a wearable suit.

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These X-Babies would make a dangerous class for any teacher. Can you imagine the temper tantrums? And yes, I know it couldn’t happen because mutants in the Marvel universe manifest their powers during puberty.

Skottie created these images after he had worked his magic on some Star Wars pictures. Skottie Young and Scott Morse collaborate on a bi-weekly online comic called Scatterwood. The Xavier mutants in pre-school were used for badges at HeroesCon back in 2010.

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As you can see, four of the six Avengers featured in the upcoming movie have their own scent – Captain America, Iron Man, Hulk and Thor. Hawkeye and Black Widow probably don’t have their own cologne because they like to be sneaky and so they don’t want to have a distinctive scent. I have no logical alibi for the Hulk cologne, or for these Nick Fury and Loki perfumes.

Tell Jarvis to warm up the Quinjet and head to Urban Collector to pre-order these colognes. The first four come as a set and can be yours for $47 (USD), while the Nick Fury and Loki colognes cost $32 each. Or you can get something that works every time, 60% of the time.

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Europeans have had this arcade stick for a little while, and now it’s our turn here in the States. As you can see it features several characters from the Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 game on the base of the controller itself. Each one has an arcade-quality joystick, eight gaming buttons, and a turbo function. The Xbox 360 version also has a connector for newer headsets.

The Hori Fight Stick for Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 is available for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 for $149.99(USD). You can get one from Hori’s US website. It’s a bit late for Christmas, but hell, you deserve one last gift.

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Marvel Digital’s Soft Rubber Tip Stylus Pocket Pen doubles as a both a capacitive stylus and a pen, which is handy because when you’re not using it with your tablet or smartphone, you can write stuff on paper with it.

The main problem I’ve had with styluses is that they don’t allow you to use multi-touch gestures, which can be annoying. The capacitive ones are also not that precise either. Still, if you have use for a one, the pen/stylus combo sells for $10(USD) from Marvel Digital.

I’m not a Doctor Who fan myself, but even if I was I’d still probably think this shirt is unbalanced in its variety. Where’s Doctor Doom? Dr. Strange? Dr. Fate? Dr. Arthur Light? And again, no Zoidberg?! The art’s great though. Dr. Manhattan’s giant head made me smile. You can order the shirt at Red Bubble for about $28 (USD).

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Deadpool’s savagely scarred and punctured head is the latest accessory from Gentle Giant for your office supplies. I guess they are running out of ideas. Maybe next we will see a stabbed Spiderman head, no doubt the work of a disturbed Jonah Jameson, Editor of the Daily Bugle and all around hot-head. Really, this is the best they could do for Deadpool?

Well, Deadpool is always making more enemies, I suppose. I guess he finally ticked off the wrong guy. This is a great item for those who hate the character to have on their desk. Unfortunately for you, it won’t be available until September of next year for a rather nightmarish $88.99 (USD) over at Entertainment Earth.

Bearman?

Stormtroopbear?

Captain Ameribearn? You get the point…

Julius likes his cute little bears so much that he drew a bear a day for a year. You can find the archive of his project here. You can find out more about the illustrations and designs Julius does over at his blog, or peruse the 365 bears that he created for his King PanPan project here.

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The Mercury Pad Tablet has a 7-inch multi-touch screen with 800 × 400 resolution, and runs Android 2.3. It has two cameras: a front-facing 0.3MP and a rear-facing 2MP one. It comes with a 1GHz processor, 512MB of RAM, expandable storage from 4GB to 16GB, and an HDMI output.

The device is sleek and unobtrusive, making it interesting for some uses, like reading books and quickly consulting your emails. As a matter of fact, it looks sort of like a giant iPhone 4.

Marvel Digital sells the Mercury Pad Tablet for $259(USD) at their online store.

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This is basically something that you can use during your local Nerf wars or Super Soaker shootouts this summer. The shield will protect you, and will also being able to do something that Steve Rogers himself couldn’t even do with his shield – fire flying discs at enemies up to 20 feet away.

Don’t let the ‘Ages 5+’ dissuade you from getting this. With it, you’ll be able to wreck havoc in the mock battlefield. The shield sells for $19.55 (USD) on Amazon and comes with 5 discs. Get ready for some avenging this weekend!

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Apparently, these Iron Man USB flash drives were released in Japan around the same time, and can now be found over on eBay.

They’re available in both gold/red and shiny silver versions, and they look pretty awesome. The even have cool LED eyes that light up when you plug them into your USB port.

Unfortunately, they don’t store all that much – just 4GB – but if you’re buying one of these, you’re getting it for the looks. If you need lots of storage, you’ll have to look elsewhere then Iron Man’s head.

Both the red and gold drive and silver drive are selling for just $19.99 (USD), which makes them way cheaper than the goofy American version too.

The only origami I ever made were paper cranes, and they were pretty simple. That’s the opposite of Brian’s Iron Man, which looks insanely complicated. Still, the end result is pretty awesome. Naturally, Brian used the appropriately gold and red paper so that his Iron Man looks the part.

I wonder if he’ll tackle War Machine next. I could see kids playing with these origami, so you could replace some action figures with these ones made out of paper, but good luck trying to fold it the right way. It’s probably going to take some trial and error to get this done…

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The stealth armor is blue – instead of the usual red and gold, so that’s a winner in my book. The eyes and uni-beam light up. The overall bust has got a lot of details, so it will feel at home on the desk of any geek or geekette. The bust measures 10 inches in height and is hand-painted. You’ll have to act quick though. There are only 1,500 of these babies available.

They are available from the Marvel store for $199.50 (USD)

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This statue is about 11 inches in height and comes with a 4-inch, mustachioed, steampunk Tony Stark. Kuriscak frankensteined the sculpture together from an old NFL action figure. Then some Transformers were added while the arms came from a robotic Hulk figure.

Kuriscak admits that he had to do a lot of sculpting with plastic in order to get the look just right. It even includes a light feature, that flickers on and off to give the effect of a that it’s powered by steam.  Current bids on the auction put it around $175 (USD), but it’s still got 2 days left.

Kuriscak’s next sculpture is going to involve a steampunk Thor.

[via Wired]