Heroes

Kuso Vinyl has been steadily posting photos of figures from their upcoming Spiki Chisaai Thundercraps Series by Rotobox and Mai Hiro. So far we’ve got Evil Lion-Oh, Siberian Tigrowl, and now the female fatal feline, Cheatarah. Are Panthro and Wilykit and Wilykat in the works? Let’s wait and find out!  

Torontoist is ending the year by naming our Heroes and Villains—the very best and very worst people, places, things, and ideas that have had an influence on the city over the past twelve months. Today, in villains: lowering the tenor of our public conversation.     Sun Media, for appealing to the worst in human [...]  

Torontoist is ending the year by naming our Heroes and Villains—the very best and very worst people, places, things, and ideas that have had an influence on the city over the past twelve months. Today, in villains: infrastructure and planning projects gone wrong.     CityPlace, for taking a sloppy approach to city-building, despite its [...]  

by BBG Midnight at Rites of Darkness (more by BBG) Midnight will headline a killer bill at Acheron in Brooklyn on April 7th featuring an appearance from crusty thrash team Parasytic, over-the-top sleazoids Villains, and crust-death killers Trenchgrinder. The show...  

Atlanta duo FKI team up with Mad Decent roster stalwarts Heroes & Villains and Mayhem, as well as founder Diplo, to produce the 16-track dubstep-wobbled hip hop mixtape Transformers N The Hood. Collaborators and guests include T.I., ...  

No Christmas would be complete without its pantomime heroes and villains. Unfortunately for all involved, 2011 was more Aladdin and the 40 Thieves than Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - the villains significantly outnumbering the heroes.  

Don't give up on Tim Kring. I know, you're still mad about what happened to Heroes. You say there's no way you'll give the show's creator a shot after what he did to Sylar, Hiro and the rest of our beloved characters. Nonetheless, I must urge you to give ...  

by Tyler HanleyIn 2011, Hollywood served up another tantalizing mix of valiant and vile characters to cheer or jeer. The memorable heroes and villains of 2011 included a shield-wielding superhero and a devious professor.  

One of the big ways is by constantly portraying men as either villains or heroes. Are there any shades of grey in the portrayal of men in the media? And guess who is made to feel the most “disposable” in our society? Villains, who get killed ...  

Torontoist is ending the year by naming our Heroes and Villains—the very best and very worst people, places, things, and ideas that have had an influence on the city over the past twelve months. Today, in villains: surreptitious but persistent ways of undermining the fabric of Toronto.     Anti-Cycling Culture, for perpetuating an attitude [...]  

What could be better than a steampunk Ursula with metal tentacles to carry her about? A steampunk Cruella de Vil, that's what! Check out this wonderful collection of Disney villains and heroes, steampunk-style. All of these illustrations were created by ...  

We had plenty of potential heroes and villains to pick from this week, which we suppose is good and bad in equal measure. Click here to read the full article  

Do you understand the definitions of hero, victim, survivor, and villain? When writing fiction, one needs to be aware of the differences between these terms.  

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The highs and lows of a chaotic 12 months, by William Langley.