The Evolution Of Spider-Man

To celebrate the arrival of Spider-Man: Homecoming, Halloweencostumes.com has updated their infographic to include post-2014 costumes. Peter Parker’s suit has evolved a lot over the years and it is fun to see how.

To celebrate the arrival of Spider-Man: Homecoming, Halloweencostumes.com has updated their infographic to include post-2014 costumes. Peter Parker’s suit has evolved a lot over the years and it is fun to see how.

Batgirl has been around for 50 years and in that time she has gone through many changes, but in some ways she has remained the same. Time flies when you are helping Batman. This infographic from fun.com tells you everything you ever wanted to know about her costume’s evolution. Alternate universes and one-offs not included.

Superhero fashion has changed quite a bit over the years, just like our clothes. When a hero is off the clock and punched out for the day, they tend to trade their costumes in for clothes like ours. They want to blend in and relax. Have a few hours off. sunglasswarehouse.com wanted to examine how the fashion of superhero secret identities has changed over the years. It has changed quite a bit for these heroes.

This is a fun infographic featuring Harley Quinn and her many changes throughout the years. Dr. Harleen Quinzel has had a lot of looks over the years. Hers is a classic love story gone way wrong, but that is what made her the psychotic clown princess of crime that we all love.
Well Batman v Superman recently hit theaters, so Select Car Leasing thought it would be a good time to take a look back at the Batmobile’s evolution in film. This is one of the most iconic cars ever created and over the years it has changed many times and has been driven by many actors. However, no matter how much it changes, you always know it belongs to Batman with just a glance. It is as much of a character as Batman himself. Check out all of it’s incarnations in this cool video with accompanying infographic.
This fun video shows off how robots evolved in movies and TV. Nowadays Sci-Fi flicks just aren’t complete unless they feature robots. That’s cool, because we love robots around here. Some of the best movies of all time have robots. The artwork is from Scott Park and Sploid turned his work into a cool video.
Sit back and enjoy the evolution of these synthetic beings. It makes me wonder what kind of robots we will see next.
via Sploid
This is a fun and fascinating video that takes a look at the evolution of Batman’s home, Gotham City. Evan Puschak (The Nerdwriter) explores the city in this seven-minute video essay. This is well worth your time. I don’t think I have ever seen an examination of Gotham like this one. It offers a lot of food for thought if you are a Batman fan.
Gotham is as much a character as Batman himself and just as fascinating, with a history just as rich as the Caped Crusader’s. After all, they are forever intertwined. Did Gotham create Batman? Did Batman create the hellish out of control version of Gotham? Maybe the real question is if they can save each other.

It is a great time to be a fan of The Flash. Between the awesome TV series and the upcoming movie alone, this hero is getting a ton of attention. The folks at HalloweenCostumes have put together this cool infographic about the evolution of his costume over the years.
Check out all of the versions of his costume through the ages, from his comic origins to the popular CW series. I have a feeling this new wave of love for The Flash is just the beginning. The Scarlet Speedster is here to stay.

Boba Fett didn’t originally start out with that design we know and love from Empire and Jedi. The original designs show a bounty hunter that looks closer to a Stormtrooper. Boba Fett’s design evolved during the design phase and eventually became the Mandalorian we know.
You can see the evolution below. It was still cool looking, but less defined. Not as unique. It definitely lacked character and presence. I’m glad it kept evolving, because the instant I saw Fett on screen, I knew this guy was not to be messed with. THIS was a bounty hunter that inspired fear.
via Blastr
What I find most interesting about artist Jeff Victor’s illustrated Evolution of Catwoman from movies and TV is that in the 2000’s she was wearing a lot less clothes. I never really noticed since I have tried hard to forget Halle Berry’s version of the classic character.
These illustrations are absolutely adorable though and give us a look at how Selina Kyle has changed over the years. It’s not nearly as drastic as some other heroes. For the most part they haven’t changed her all that much.