The new Sideshow Harley Quinn Premium Format Figure stands 21 inches tall, weighs 9 pounds, and exudes maniacal sass. Interchangeable heads let you switch from masked glee to an unmasked, bratty, stuck out tongue. In either case, you get all of the things that make Harley Quinn so…Harley.

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These incredible mash-ups feature superheroes who’ve been given ’80s rock star makeovers for their comic book covers. The designs are the work of Butcher Billy who has incorporated some iconic 80′s images into the covers. There’s Plastic Man/The Cure, a fierce Aquaman/Billy Idol and check out the Big 80′s hair on the Wonder Woman/Siouxsie and the Banshees cover!

See more superhero rock stars after the break…

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Do you have about $600,000 burning a hole in your bank account? If you do, leave it there but just imagine that it could buy you a single gold anime statue – if it were for sale.

The Sagittarius statue is only about 15cm high, but it’s made from pure gold and weighs around 4lbs. It’s being released by Bandai to celebrate the 10th anniversary of its popular Saint Seiya line. The toys have included almost all the characters in the universe and are beloved by fans. This statue is not for sale – it’s just commemorative – but is estimated to be worth 60 million Yen. That’s about $586,000. Yes, they must really love Saint Seiya.

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The politics of Game of Thrones play out between the great houses of Westeros. Stark, Lannister, Targaryen – you’ve come to know the names. Shutterstock has imagined the familiar houses as modern day brands. You know they would all be as cutthroat as executives running businesses.

Shutterstock used images from their site to create companies for each house. The Targaryens get an airline, the Lannisters get an investment group, and the Starks are outdoor outfitters. They cover a couple of other houses too, and the branding by Mondayne is extremely creative.

See more corporate imaginings after the break.

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You might not know The Doctor, but just in case a blue box arrives in your yard someday, you can learn to write his language so you’re prepared. Loren Sherman created this chart that shows how you can write her version of Gallifreyan in just nine “easy” steps. If you’re looking for a an official translation, well, that could be a bit trickier since there isn’t one—but who cares? Being able to write Gallifreyan is still brilliant!

Check out the guide after the break.

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I don’t know how it can be possible not to want to see this movie. The world is being attacked by giant monsters called Kaiju who’ve suddenly appeared from deep in the Pacific. What do we do? We build giant butt-kicking mechs to take them out. Let the butt-kicking commence!

See the trailer after the break…

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We’ve got a great batch of deals for you this week. Doctor Who Plush, Star Wars books, Battlestar Galactica DVDs and a not too serious Joker robe round things out.

See all the deals after the break…

Get beach ready with these Star Trek Beach Towels available in red, blue or gold for 37% OFF at $25.04.

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Make sure everyone knows which side you’re loyal to with this Firefly Browncoat Baseball Hat for $19.99 at 20% OFF.

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This Game of Thrones House Stark Hoodie is 30% OFF at $34.99. You can also pick up House Targaryen, House Baratheon and House Lannister at the same great price.

Save $7 off order of $45 or more at SuperHeroStuff with code STEEL7 through May 22nd.

This adorable little Doctor Who Adipose Plush is now 27% OFF for $29.09.

The science fiction genre is littered with beloved spaceships. The Millennium Falcon, the Enterprise, the TARDIS, and the list goes on. Everybody has a favorite, and that means there are always friendly arguments about which ship would win in a race. Sometimes the discussions get heated.

Chris Kirk decided to pit popular ships against each other in a spaceoff. He points out that there isn’t a set system of speed so it’s hard to measure ships against each other. He still tries to do it. He breaks down the characters of each vessel and the facts we know. For example, how long did it take characters to get from point A to point B in the ship?

Using this method, the TARDIS seems to be the fastest way to travel. See for yourself though! Read more at the below link and play with the spiffy interactive chart.

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You never really imagine superheroes raising kids, but B Clan thought about it and worked up a beautiful series of images that show superheroes at their nurturing best. Superman, Wonder Woman and even Aquaman have their kids ready to go, complete with backpacks and appropriate weapons. I think the Golden Jumprope of Truth might be the best of the bunch.

See more after the break…

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Want to play the most epic and complicated game of all time?

Now you can.

Risky Settlers Knights and Allies of the Lords of Dominion of Earth: Pandemic Edition. I need to play it immediately.

Check out the video after the break.

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One of the cool parts about Doctor Who is how it’s always in motion. The actors change, the TARDIS control room changes, and the opening credits change. Personally, I’m not a fan of the current version. It’s okay, but this imagining by VFX artist Xandercom is simply spectacular. He did this for free and all by himself. Let’s hope Steven Moffat has someone give him a phone call.

Watch the improved intro after the break.

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If you ever wondered if someone has tracked all of the recurring jokes in Arrested Development, wonder no more.

The folks at Beuler Ink have created Recurring Developments; a nifty interactive infographic experience for all of your recurring joke lineage needs.

Want to see how often Buster’s hand gets eaten by a seal? They have that info.

Just be prepared, before you click, to spend some time at the site. You’ll need want it.

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The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have never been particularly intimidating superheroes, but that’s about to change. Artist Ian Olsen has designed a realistic version of Leonardo that will have you looking at the team in a whole new way. Finally, a version of the turtles that looks tough and absolutely lethal. Now, if we can just get this version on a movie screen, then that’d be something to see.

See more pictures after the break…

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This is absolutely the most brilliant university ad that has ever been created. It’s for the University of East Anglia which just happens to be Matt Smith’s alma mater. He studied drama and creative writing there, graduating back in 2005. They have a pretty impressive list of graduates, but I think graduating a Time Lord really does have all the others beat.

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You can’t hide what you’re doing from a warg. They see everything as this comic by Azad Injejikian proves. That’s just awkward.

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A game is coming your way this fall that apparently includes every character with super powers in the DC Comics universe. Not just the current characters either; everyone in the company’s publishing history. I know – it doesn’t sound real. Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure isn’t made up though. Kotaku was present at a press event about the game this week and stated they heard the following:

“We have the DC Comics characters… all of them,” Caleb Arseneaux, producer at the game studio 5TH Cell said while introducing the game to the press this week in Los Angeles.

Yes, there’s the standard Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, and Superman. There are also minor characters and multiple iterations of characters like Batman. And they’re all in extra cute form.

The game will play like others in the Scribblenauts series. You give the game a noun, and it shows up in the game. You enter the objects to solve puzzles and in this version, you can enter the name of objects or DC Characters. It looks like a lot of fun.

Keep an eye out for the series coming to PC, 3DS, and Wii U.

Check out more images and a video preview after the break.

(via Kotaku)

You never know when you’re going to need to know how to say “Today is a good day to die!” in Klingon, so Bing has got you covered. They’ve added it as an official language to their translator. You can even have an entire website translated into Klingon. This wasn’t just a two-second effort on the part of the people at Bing, but involved working with linguistics Ph.D. Marc Okrand who was the one who originally developed the language for the series. Just think how handy this will be at the movie premiere!

(Bing via Mashable)

The latest trailer for the upcoming Joss Whedon series “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” gives us an even better look at what we can expect when the series debuts this Fall. We’ve got Agent Coulson back from the dead, witty agents, explosions, gadgetry, superheroes, and a sexy, red car named Lola. It’s as good as any movie trailer and sets the bar darn high. We’ve also got official cast shots from the series to give you a good look at the people you’ll be getting to know on Tuesdays this Fall.

See cast pictures and the full trailer after the break…

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The 2006 Casino Royale is a fine specimen of a James Bond film. It’s my favorite. If you like Bond and Lego, this video is made just for you. Builder Duncan McConchie took the opening of the film and spent about two to three months filming a re-creation in Lego, and it’s awesome. I didn’t know super spy action could look impressive in brick form, but it does.

Watch and enjoy after the break.

If you’re curious, check out a side by side comparison.

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Ready to play a real life video game? You can plant 3D printed items from The Legend of Zelda around a yard and go on a quest! Hyrule Foundry is a blog focused on the Zelda universe and 3D printing, and the genius behind the blog created an entire set of 32 items featured in Link’s item collection. There are tiny swords, a shield, a key, and more. From the blog:

“Each time I had collected each of these items from their various hiding places and dungeons I had wanted to hold them, and now finally I could,” the post reads. “I held the wooden sword in my hand and I said, ‘this is it, the sword that started it all, the very first sword that we witnessed Link yielding.’ I was satisfied with the results and was ready to share them with you, my fellow Zelda fans.”

See more awesome items after the break.

You can purchase single items starting at $10 or the entire collection for just over $300 through Shapeways.

(via Geekologie)

In celebration of the new Star Trek movie, all-in stock Star Trek collectibles are on sale for 20% off in the Nerd Approved Shop! This includes everything from Phaser replicas to Enterprise Pizza Cutters.

Jump on the deal while you can because it ends on May 21st! Hit the link below for the full list of available items.

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Remember She-Ra? She was beloved by many young girls in the 80s and oh yeah, she was also He-Man’s sister. Funny or Die has imagined what a series based on the Princess of Power would be like if it aired on NBC, and it stars Kylie Minogue. It’s probably all too similar what would have happened to the Wonder Woman series that never aired. One of the best parts? Alfie Allen (Theon Greyjoy from Game of Thrones) appears as forbidden love interest Skeletor.

Check out the video after the break.

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