It's been quite the week for comics. Here's a rad Wonder Woman redesign by Stephen Byrne.

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You've heard the rumors. You've seen the GIFs on Tumblr. You've probably already watched it a bunch of times on a burner YouTube account right before it got yanked by Disney for copyright reasons. Now Marvel has officially put up the Guardians  gag reel dance-off scene up for all the world to see and share. You're welcome.

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Earlier this week Warner Bros. revealed a beautiful panoramic tapestry for the upcoming final installment of the Hobbit trilogy, and now the first character poster of Lee Pace as the party-pooping Elven king Thranduil has been released. Hit the jump for a peek at Pace!

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The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has already raised over $50 million for charity, and the donations and videos don't seem to be slowing down. Here are some more videos of your faves getting soaked - and don't forget to send your own contributions (with or without ice) here through the MDA.

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The facts were these: Anna Friel posted this photo of her kissing Lee Pace on IG, and a world's worth of Chuck/Ned shippers went crazy. #SavePushingDaisies2k14 (via Instagram)

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Stop messing with our feels, Bryan Fuller. Either you're bringing back everyone's favorite pie-maker or you're not. Stop toying with our pie-motions.

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New shots of Bard, Thranduil, Gandalf and a very tiny inset Tauriel will be found in Entertainment Weekly's upcoming Comic-Con special. Admittedly these stills don't make me as excited for Battle of the Five Armies as yesterday's reveal of the epic poster, although the pre-battle scene Bard appears to be striding through is exciting. Really, though, I just want more Smaug. Don't we all?

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If you are prone to fainting when seeing extremely attractive people being extremely attractive, you might want to skip this post. Marvel Entertainment rolled out the red carpet in Hollywood last night for Guardians of the Galaxy, and more than a few familiar faces showed up.

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Ok, ok, we know you care about Lee Pace (Ronan the Accuser) and Djimon Hounsou (Korath the Pursuer), but Karen Gillan wins this poster round, hands down.

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I actually have no clue what Ronan the Accuser looks like in the comics, so I wasn't expecting anything specific regarding his visual appearance in the movie. But I was expecting... not this. Holy. Part of me is scared, and the other part can't get over how his mask looks like a bra-and-panties set with some sort of garter system connecting the two. 100% of me is ??!?!?!?!!!

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While the ongoing saga of who's going to direct Ant-Man continues, the rest of the Marvel juggernaut (well, not Marvel's Juggernaut... but you get the idea) rumbles along with Avengers: Age of Ultron, Guardians of the Galaxy, and the upcoming DVD release of Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Here's what's happening (and notably not happening, in the case of Winter Soldier) in the other parts of the Marvel universe.

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We get a lot of emails about Kickstarter campaigns around these parts, but this one—"KitRex: the 3D paper velociraptor that you build yourself!"—caught our eye. Fun tip: Having a campaign that involves dinosaurs and googly eyes never hurts. (Thanks to tipster Amy)

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This is it. The run up to the last big geeky film of the year - The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug. Here's a bunch of brand-spanking-new images for you to feast your eyes on until December 13 comes around. I feel like there should be Las Vegas style lights around Lee Pace's eyebrows.

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Oh, you'd forgotten that Benicio Del Toro, Lee Pace, and Karen Gillan were in Guardians of the Galaxy? Should I remind you that Glenn Close, Zoe Saldana, Chris Pratt and John C. Reilly are also on board? There's no telling at this juncture whether this will be the best superhero team movie ever made, but it stands a good chance of being the craziest. Remember: we don't even know who'll be voicing the anthropomorphic raccoon commando yet.

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Via Fashionably Geek.

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In between desperately trying to get a second season for his critically acclaimed series Hannibal, Bryan Fuller had admitted that he wants to launch a Kickstarter campaign for a movie version of his once critically acclaimed but-also-brutally-cancelled show Pushing Daisies. Now it's starting to look more and more like Fuller's going to make that campaign happen, because last night he announced via Twitter that he's put up all the scripts for every Pushing Daisies episode on his website. Who does nice things like that for a four-year-old cancelled series out of the blue like that without hoping to get some money out of it? We're on to your tricks, Fuller!

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And the geek universe implodes! 

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