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Comic book stores are where you the get to buy comics. Without comic stores we would never have had the chance to buy comics that have rocked our world since we are kids. Though the technology age is here now you can get comics online and find that the stores have also integrated into online stores and are now pulling in more clientele than they did before.

The good thing about real stores was that you could go to look for a comic book and get someone to explain to you right away a short skit on how the superhero did something in the previous comic book that led to the new one coming out. You would also get the store clerk to hold a comic book for you for a while until you where able to pay and also call you to tell you when you could rush over when a new release had hit the stores. I sometimes would get into the store and ask the clerk who was a pal of mine to let me go through a comic before I decided if I wanted to take it. Online stores however don’t really have that homely feeling but they still work and you get to know more information on where the writer is trying to go with the comic series.  

Some of the comics I loved where really in high demand and are still are, such as superheroes like Spiderman, Batman, Superman, The Avengers, X-Men, The Incredible Hulk and many more that still pick my interest. Comic book stores are still there even today only fewer; however they are still doing well even though they have competition from the online kind of Comic Book Stores.

As far as movies go, Superman Returns was not one of the best. Not only did it receive so-so reviews from the critics, but it panned at the box office – barely able to make back its budget, especially after Warner Bros. dropped a mountain of marketing the box office gross couldn’t hope the overtake. But though the movie may not have given Superman a second franchise, it did him something rather interesting: a son.

The story ran in the pages of the Superman: Last Son story arc, written by fan-favorite comic writer Geoff Johns along with a special guest – Richard Donner, director of the first Superman film. In the storyline, Superman finds he’s no longer the Last Son of Krypton, though unlike the movie Superman Returns – where Superman is ultimately revealed to have a child as a result his tryst with Lois Lane in Superman 2 – this child is in fact revealed to be the son of Superman 2 baddies General Zod and Ursula.

Dubbed Chris Kent by Superman’s good friend in Gotham, the boy was briefly raised by Clark and Lois in a relatively normal life, although as you might expect from any superhero arc, the tranquility last long. Soon, his biological father Zod re-emerged with the other Phantom Zone prisoners and invaded Earth. Though Superman repelled the invasion – with the unlikely aid of his adversary Lex Luthor, and his team the Superman Revenge Squad – Chris himself returned to the Phantom Zone in order to close it to prevent further reprisals from his father.

So in end Superman’s adopted son went back home – but its unknown just how long his son will be gone. Superman isn’t the only hero with parenting problem – Batman recently discovered he had a biological son by the name of Damian Wayne with Talia al Ghul, herself the daughter of Batman Begins baddie Ra’s al Ghul. Though misguided and downright deceitful at times (the result of his upbringing), Damian genuinely wants to help his father as the Dark Knight, and one comic – Batman #666, set in the far, far future – maintains that he will eventually be the Dark Knight himself. Will Chris Kent ever take over his adopted father’s mantle? We’ll have to stay glued to Supes to find out.

If your child’s room is looking a bit dull and you are looking to make it a bit more fun for the child then you should try marvel wallpapers. Most of this wallpapers have your child’s favorite character on it, whether it is the X-men, Daredevil or even Electra there all kinds of Comic book character wallpapers out there.

These Marvel Comic Wallpapers have been there for a very long time, but with the comic characters becoming movie heroes there are now several new look wallpapers which are glossier and some even glow in the dark, but make sure you don’t put up characters that will scare your child. You can get your child his or her favorite character or characters all lined up together to fight their nemesis or bad guy.

Kids tend to enjoy these wallpapers and you will probably have to get matching bed sheets as well as duvet to go with the wallpaper. But the wall is not the only places you can put up your child’s or even your favorite Marvel comic book character. You can now also find wallpapers just as you probably found posters on the internet, which you can set up on your computers desktop. Marvel Comic Wallpapers characters can come in either cartoon form or in real life form because of the new marvel comic movies that have been showing up in the cinema halls and have become big blockbusters. If you are shopping around for the wallpapers for your kid’s room its always best to try the main site of Marvel Comics where you will probably find the original kind of wallpapers as well as a bigger variety.