SMAX... that blue guy in TOP 10, right?

[Buster's Uncle]

I posted TWO animated ones.

CHOOSE...

Or I just go with the yellow one.

[Geo]

Oh. They didn't animate when I was watching them first.
Checking...

EDIT: yes, now they do. Weird. Or else I'm losing my marbles.
Top one (yellow) is perfect. 

[Buster's Uncle]

Installing now...

[Buster's Uncle]

[Geo]

* Geo reserves a special place in "heaven" for BUncle. 

[Buster's Uncle]

 

[Unorthodox]

 

[Buster's Uncle]

I can change the hovertext if anyone actually cares, but I suggest taking that as an honor.

[Geo]

Yeah, well, I learned my lesson about making requests to you. 

[Buster's Uncle]

What?  I needed a hovertext and decided to go with a joke.

Jokes are fun.

[Buster's Uncle]

Men dressed as Batman, Capt. America rescue cat
Updated 7:24 am, Tuesday, September 10, 2013
     

MILTON, W.Va. (AP) — Who says superheroes aren't real?

When a West Virginia home caught fire, trapping a kitten inside, it was Batman and Captain America who came to the rescue.

John Buckland, dressed as Batman, and Troy Marcum, dressed as Captain America, saw smoke at a house nearby when they were entertaining children as part of their business. They ran to the house along with another bystander, kicked in the door and broke out a window so some smoke could escape.

Buckland, a former firefighter, says he crawled into the front room and felt something furry. He grabbed the animal, ran outside and gave it mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.

No one was hurt in the fire, including the rescuers — though Buckland says the cat hissed and swatted at him when it regained consciousness.

http://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Men-dressed-as-Batman-Capt-America-rescue-cat-4798824.php

[Unorthodox]

Isn't kicking out the window to let more oxygen in a generally bad idea? 

[Buster's Uncle]

It is when the fire is far enough along - this must not have been, because two guys, wrapped in no doubt petroleum-base fabrics, chose to rush inside...

[Vishniac]

The thread talked about Wonder Woman someday. Here are some things I have found on another forum:

News (or more accurately: no news!)

Wonder Woman Is A Priority At Warner Bros

While Marvel Studios has spent the last five years growing a cinematic universe with a diverse group of comic book heroes like Iron Man, Thor, Captain America and Hulk, DC and Warner Bros. are left playing catch-up. As we've discussed at length, Superman and Batman are finally going to come together in the same movie for the first time in Zack Snyder's untitled Man of Steel sequel, but what else does the studio have cooking? According to Warner Bros. CEO Kevin Tsujihara, one of the primary goals is finally getting something going with Wonder Woman.
 
Unfortunately, specific details about those goals seem to be in a state of flux. The Hollywood Reporter was present for an entertainment law conference this past weekend and during the proceedings Tsujihara said that the studio is prioritizing some kind of Wonder Woman project, but that at this time what that project will be is unknown. Noting the studio's lack of superhero movies outside of Batman and Superman as "missed opportunity," the executive said that there are "huge plans for a number of other DC properties on TV" and that they "need to get Wonder Woman on the big screen or TV."
 
It's not hard to see why Warner Bros. would want to prioritize a female superhero movie. Marvel's main line-up right now is entirely populated by white dudes, with Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow being the only female of the entire Avengers team. Putting the spotlight on Wonder Woman would be an opportunity to both make long time comic book fans happy and possibly bring in a larger female audience.
 
The trick, however, is making a Wonder Woman movie or TV series that is actually worth watching. The studio has actually been trying to do something with the Amazonian warrior on the big screen for years now - famously rejecting a version by Joss Whedon - but has never been able to get anything made. On the small screen there is of course the famous Linda Carter series from the 1970s, but more recently there was the David E. Kelley version that notoriously never made it past the pilot stage.
 
If the upcoming Batman/Superman movie results in the creation of a larger DC Cinematic Universe that includes all of the members of the Justice League then we can certainly expect that Wonder Woman will eventually get her chance on the big screen, but when that might actually happen is a big question mark at this stage. With Green Arrow, The Flash, and now Gotham City finding a home on television now, however, could a TV series be the better way to go presently?

http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Wonder-Woman-Priority-Warner-Bros-39717.html

And a fan-made trailer:

Wonder Woman // a short by Rainfall Films

[Buster's Uncle]