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Which Comic-based movie are you excited to see the most? 

22%
73 deviants said Batman 3
18%
61 deviants said Avengers
12%
40 deviants said Iron Man 3
9%
31 deviants said Others
9%
30 deviants said X-men First Class
8%
26 deviants said Thor
8%
26 deviants said Green Lantern
7%
24 deviants said Spider-man Reboot
6%
20 deviants said Captain America
1%
2 deviants said Fantastic Four Reboot

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:iconkwistarplus:
batman and iron man
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:iconbluessaurus:
Thor.
I don't care much about comic-based movies, but EVERYTHING directed by Kenneth Branagh worths my time and my money.

;)
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:iconajdrawer:
Truthfully, I'm most anxious to the Batman Trilogy. They did such a wonderful job on the Dark Knight. Their version of Joker is still giving me Goosebumps of excitement. But I'm a little scared of the tradition that when everything is put to an end, the director somehow screw it up. I hope Nolan won't do that.

I picked Iron Man 3 eventually. Less dark. and just plain cool. and the only reason it won was it got mech, and because I'm an incurable mech-addict. Which would've put Transformer 3 on the top of the list.
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:iconceroxide:
3 sucked wild monkey balls but Spiderman always has been and always be my fav. super hero can't get enough of old Spidey :)
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:iconvaporage:
~Vaporage Sep 1, 2010  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Avengers. :D
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:iconwarrlokk:
With the way they've done the comic book to movies recently, I don't want to see any.
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:iconfateavernicus:
~fateavernicus Sep 1, 2010  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
deadpool pls!!!
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~Soul-ReaperX Sep 1, 2010  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Scott Pilgrim
it was based off a comic
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:iconmaybepie:
I'd say Avengers, I'm really looking forward to see how that one plays out. I mean, Iron man and Kick-ass did quite well, very well to be honest, so I'm not really in doubt. :)
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:iconwslasher:
Everybody loves Batman, enough said. :D
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