TwoArmed

So much punching the "screen".

@cameron83: Yes.

Tony Stark sounds more like I imagine an incarnation of Spider-Man would and that animation is terrible.

In previous videos, you've stated that you feel Daredevil has one of if not the weakest - in terms of their quality and how well they are used - rogues gallery of the Marvel heroes. Which DC hero has the weakest rogues gallery and what do you think could be done to change that?

@SpitfireINK: That's Drew Scanlon from Giant Bomb as they basically share an office. He's from that site that's, you know, advertised on the bottom of every page here next to Comic Vine.

Tony's head sitting there with the other swappable pieces is a little creepy haha.

My guess is that it's Morbius. Marvel brought the Lizard back into one of Spider-Man's arcs leading up to this movie's release and they plan to start a new arc involving the Lizard that will also have Morbius in it (source on this very website: http://www.comicvine.com/news/marvels-big-san-diego-comic-con-announcements-all-in-one-place/144947/).

Marvel intentionally shined a light on the Avengers characters in comics due to their movies coming and they plan to do the same for Guardians of the Galaxy now, so I wouldn't be surprised if this is their way of indirectly confirming it to be Morbius.

Also, the game based on the movie is touted as having a story that takes place after the movie's storyline and it features Morbius. "Michael Morbius appears in The Amazing Spider-Man video game (based on The Amazing Spider-Man).[40] He is biochemist who is forced by corrupt Oscorp executive Alistair Smythe into creating Rhino. In a discussion between Spider-Man and Dr. Curt Connors, it was mentioned that Michael Morbius was studying bats as a means to cure his rare blood disease. He is mocked by his fellow employees for being reclusive, hence his nickname "Morbius, the Living Vampire"." (taken from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morbius,_the_Living_Vampire, go down to "Video Games")

It seems like it could "add up" to being him.

These posters look like crap, almost as if they're advertising some bad movie-based video game (Gameloft should use these for their game). None of these posters make me think of the tone that the past two movies had. To me, they don't feel like they're for one of Nolan's Batman movies, and the marketing is WAY different than it was for The Dark Knight. I'm not sure why they feel the need to be doing it this way. These really seem like poor fan-made posters and the fact that they're not makes it all the more distressing that they were OK'ed.