List: THE TOP 125 COMIC BOOK FILMS

We normally don't take content from other websites so shamelessly (maybe we should start!), but this is too cool not to share. Dark Horizons has done the math, averaging out the scores of Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic, and IMDB, and determined the top 125 comic book films ever made. And they made a real nifty graphic to go with it. 

Check out the top 25 after the jump, and click here for the full list.

Reviews@24Panels: IRON MAN 3 (2013)

More a follow-up to The Avengers than a sequel to Iron Man 2, Iron Man 3 picks up some time after the events of Joss Whedon's 2012 blockbuster. Genius billionaire playboy philanthropist Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) is having trouble dealing with the emotional aftermath of the events in The Avengers while mysterious terrorist The Mandarin (Ben Kingsly) is taking credit for a series of bombings. Meanwhile, handsome scientist Aldrich Killian (Guy Pearce) -- who has a history with both Stark and Pepper Potts (Gwyneth Paltrow) -- seeks a partnership with Stark Industries.

One Shots: IRON MAN 3 (2013)

ONE SHOTS are 24 Panels bonus episodes that give us a chance to discuss comic book movies that are in cinemas now. This time, Dru and Dave and tackling Iron Man 3, the much-anticipated kick-off to Marvel's Phase Two, inspired in part by Warren Ellis and Adi Granov's Extremis arc. The road to Avengers 2 starts here! 

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Reviews@24Panels: THE DARK KNIGHT RISES (2012)

Calling The Dark Knight Rises ambitious is an understatement. Christopher Nolan’s final chapter in the Dark Knight Trilogy is epic in length, far-reaching in scope, complex and literary in its themes. Picking up eight years after the events in The Dark Knight, Batman has not been seen since the night Harvey Dent died. Yet, a new threat emerges in Bane (Tom Hardy), a terrorist determined to overturn the social classes of Gotham and make the wealthy confront their sins. Meanwhile, Bruce Wayne is coaxed out of a self-imposed exile by sexy cat burglar Selina Kyle (Anne Hathaway). Plus there’s stuff involving beat cop John Blake (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) and wealthy industrialist Miranda Tate (Marion Cotillard).

Trailers@24Panels: THOR: THE DARK WORLD

Here at 24 Panels, we like to give each new comic book movie trailer the roundtable treatment. This time, we take a look at the first trailer for Thor: The Dark World, from director Alan Taylor (episodes of Game of Thrones and Nurse Jackie).

Episode 44. LONE WOLF AND CUB: SWORD OF VENGEANCE/BABY CART AT THE RIVER STYX

After his wife is killed by the corrupt government, Dru gives up the life of a respectable samurai and decides to take his small child, the adorable and improbably bearded Baby Babbsy, across Japan in search of work as assassins. They are known throughout the podcast world as Lone Bull and Calf, and this week they will discuss the first two (of six) Lone Wolf and Cub films, adapted from the long-running manga series by Kazuo Koike and Goseki Kojima.

Send all feedback to twentyfourpanels@gmail.com. Stay up to date with our blogs at 24panelspersecond.blogspot.com and 24panels.tumblr.com. Follow Dave on Twitter @24panels and Dru @violetbooth. Remember that Dave live-tweets a different movie every Saturday night at 11PM! Like us on Facebook. Don't forget to subscribe (and review us) in iTunes! And if you like the show, please share it with your friends and on your social networks!

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Coming up on May 24: Death Note and Death Note: The Last Name...

Trailers@24Panels: R.I.P.D.

Here at 24 Panels, we like to give each new comic book movie trailer the roundtable treatment. This time, we take a look at the first trailer for R.I.P.D., from RED director Robert Schwentke.