We present todays moment of Geek Zen

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For humans, time and reality are linear and constant, but when it comes to mutants and super-powered villains and even heroes, those guys think fiddling around with the space-time continuum and altering the fabric of reality are fun pastimes. Rookies never learn, and villains—well, they just get their kicks from other people’s misery, including our own. I always hated the time-traveling episodes of X-Men: The Animated Series, and I still loathe when comic book characters bust a hole in time and reality with a rusty crowbar. We all know these things never end well, so why do they keep insisting on gambling with fate? Because they’re idiots, that’s why.

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Wolverine angry? A common misconception presented in this year’s X-men Origins: Wolverine. Read the full story

Somewhere an Indian sweatshop worker is laughing their ass off.

For the Wolverine fan willing to take their obsession to the next level, behold what is undoubtedly the first in a long line of inappropriate Marvel toys for children. If you’re going to buy this for your kids, be sure to have that special talk with them first.

As for me, I like Wolverine (almost) as much as the next geek, but I’ll be waiting for the Mystique edition. And, you know, for some kids…

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Who doesn’t love comic-book mashups starring our favorite larger-than-life superheros? The majority of us over at GEN can’t get enough of them. For that reason, checking out the second trailer from the upcoming Hulk vs. animated movie has us foaming at the mouth.

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/gasp ….. ::squeeeeeee::   I just watched the first Wolverine and the X-Men Trailer, a four-minute-long extravaganza that actually features my comic alter ego - Emma Frost!
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