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The Little Girl Who Cosplayed As Stan Lee, Got An Adorable Picture With Stan Lee

The other day we showed you this fantastic little lady cosplaying none other than Stan Lee at Motor City Comic Con. Turns out, alternate dimension Stan Lees collided and the universe did not explode. Someone write a comic book about this. Please.

(Facebook via Geeks are Sexy)

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Girls Just Wanna Have Fun

Four Year Old Girl Owns Her Father’s Marvel Trivia Questions, Is Adorable While Doing So [VIDEO]

On YouTube this video is titled “Mia Grace Knows Her Marvel Super Heroes.” And here’s a bit of relevant information for you: Mia Grace is four. She doesn’t get all the questions right without prompting, but her clear enthusiasm for Marvel characters (“Maaag-neto!”) makes up for that. Also: The fact that she’s four.

Also: She’s playing with a Hulk toy. And her Marvel knowledge is pretty darn good.

You go, Mia Grace. Four for you, Mia Grace.

(Thanks, anonymous tipster!)

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This Little Girl Has the Best Real Person Cosplay Ever

Thwip! It’s Stan Lee!

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To Boldly Go

A Middle School Musical Rendition Of Star Trek [VIDEO]

This kind of thing needs to happen more often. I just have one tiny qualm with it, the fact that they used “where no man has gone” versus “no one.” I mean, come on, if you’re going to reference J.J. Abrams and use a Kindle, you’re not sticking that close to classic Trek.

(via Blastr)

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Things to Do With Your Kids

Two-Year-Old Girl Is World’s Littlest Pearl Jam Megafan [VIDEO]

Penelope, only two years old when this video was taken, does a bang-up job singing along to Pearl Jam’s “Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town” before demanding “more, more!” Someone tell me her parents brought her a tiny plaid flannel shirt after this.

(via: Laughing Squid)

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May The Force Be With You

Need Something Heartwarming to Read? This Four-Year-Old Star Wars Fan And His (Imperial) Walker Might Do the Trick.

The four-year-old son of mother/blogger/Star Wars fan Stephanie Kaloi is recovering from surgery to both his legs. He associates the walker he has to use with pain, explains Kaloi, because “while in the hospital [the doctors] asked him to stand and walk with it and it hurt (a lot) post-op.”

So how can the walker be associated with something positive, instead? Easy. Kid’s a Star Wars fan. Turn it into an AT-AT.

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Things to Do With Your Kids

Kids Acting Out Star Wars Is Funny But When Adults Lip-Sync It Gets Better

There’s not much more I can say to preface this awesome episode of “Kid Snippets” except to say children trying to explain adult things will never not be funny.

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Girls Just Wanna Have Fun

You Won’t Need Bruce Wayne’s Fortune To Make This Little Girl’s Batmobile

Instructables user Cinnamontwisties has a comic book themed room in her house so when it was time for her 16-month-old daughter to get a play car, she knew it had to be a Batmobile. Instead of buying a licensed car that would probably cost quite a bit of money, she created her own for $20. Check out how it was done and see the adorable superhero in training after the jump.

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Kids Toy Commercials for… Alien?

While the xenomorph (that is, the Alien) has become an enshrined part of horror cinema, the kind of cultural artifact that you can absorb easily whether or not you’ve actually ever seen the original source, like Godzilla, Frankenstein, or Ghostface from Scream. I can’t speak from personal experience, but in 1979, when the R-rated Alien actually hit screens, I doubt that it was that easy. Instead, little kids had to learn to fear the alien from, apparently, really clashingly upbeat commercials where they futilely fight off a horrifying embodiment of our existential dread of unfathomableness of space and our own bodies. Fun for the whole family!

On the other hand, we would totally go nuts for the Ripley action figure with Turbo Torch action that showed up later.

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Things to Do With Your Kids

Cool Kid of the Day: Tony Hawk’s Daughter

There’s nothing cooler than folks keeping their teenage passions (you know, the ones that are still associated with teenagers by the mainstream) through adulthood, and there’s nothing cuter than the same folks passing on those passions to their kids. Says Hawk to those worried about his adorable daughter, “For those that say I endanger my child: it’s more likely that you will fall while walking on the sidewalk than I will while skating with my daughter.” Which at first brush seems a little brash, but then again… he’s the guy with nine X Games gold medals.

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