Not everyone who loves video games and comic books is unstylish, although current perception may tell you otherwise. Loving these things doesn’t mean that you do dress av certain way, or what you have to present yourself in any particular manner. However, if you’re wanting the perception of the common comic book fan to change, it may be a good idea to reinvent your look.

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She’s beautiful, tealented (Oscar Winner!) and seems to be a super-cool chick! Meet Alicia Vikander, the Swedish actress who will be the new Lara Croft.

Despite the threat from digital comic books and online comics, traditional print comic books are still thriving. CNBC reports that sales of print comic books grew to an estimated $835 million in 2014 from about $675 million in 2009. That’s a very healthy increase.

Wow! This is pretty badass and it’s a fanboy’s wet dream . . .

I have to say I’m impressed with this epic battle with both Batman and Darth Vader going tow to toe – science vs magic. Very cool.

Here’s a cool story about Cleveland Browns running back Fozzy Whittaker who is definitely a serious Captain America fanboy.

University of Texas football coach Mack Brown chuckles at the memory of his starting tailback Fozzy Whittaker ambling across campus with a Captain America backpack strapped across his shoulders.

“He didn’t care whether people made fun of him,” Brown said. “Fozzy is who he is and he’s very proud of it.”

The Browns running back-kick returner owns Captain America figurines, Captain America T-shirts, Captain America gloves and socks, Captain America boxers and briefs, Captain America costume and shield.

The rest of the article goes on to explain how Fozzy became a huge comic book character fan through his mother. It’s an inspirational story. The video above was filmed when Fozzy was still playing for the San Diego Chargers and goes into his collection of Captain America memorabilia and other items.