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One of the coolest things about Spider-Man is unquestionably his web-shooters, the devices that allow him to swing around the city to fight crime without having to worry about all the questionable anatomy that would be brought up if he produced webs the same way as actual spiders. They're one of his trademarks, to the point where the new The Amazing Spider-Man series of films has reverted back to

Lasers: Laser-Gadgets maestro Patrick Priebe builds his own working "Iron Man" laser gauntlet. Toys: PlasticPlayhouse's Rick Dries retools M.U.S.C.L.E. figures into Masters of the Universe heroes and villains. Auctions: You'd probably lose it if you'd just purchased the original Batman '66 Batmobile, too (or had the $4...

Science: North Street Labs have turned Captain N into Captain (e)N(vy) with the introduction of their NES light gun outfitted with an actual 445nm diode. Creators: Despite canceling a few convention appearances, Stan Lee is reportedly doing just fine...

I must admit in my many years of watching (and re-watching) "G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero," I never asked the obvious question Gizmodo posed: "If knowing is half the battle, what's the other half?" While most people probably assumed the other half was "doing," Nerduo's "The Battle" tee drops some science on the squares: Red lasers and blue lasers add up f