Giant Freakin Robot

Time travel is best left to the young… or so it seems if you’ve seen any movies. Kids who’ve barely gotten their driver’s license often seem to end up trapped in history trying to change things or put them back, depending on what kind of mess they’ve gotten themselves into.

So with that in mind, below is a list of our favorite teen-centric time travel movies in no particular order. Here you’ll find teenage slackers, robots, and of course everyone’s favorite DeLorean.

Thanks to Suicide Squad Harley Quinn fever is officially on. As a comic collector, you hopefully had the good sense to stock up on Harley Quinn comic covers. She’s never been hotter and with more Suicide Squad and more Batman movies in the works, she’s going to stay hot for awhile.

These are the must have Harley Quinn comic book covers for any real collector.

Supergirl has gone through nearly 30 costume changes since her first appearance in Action Comics #252 back in the late-fifties. Mostly she’s stuck with the trademark blue and red, but every now and then she changes up her color palatte, as done recently when she went all red to become the new Red Lantern. 

Sometimes daring, sometimes risky, sometimes boring, sometimes oh so 80s, Supergirl never disappoints.

Here’s a look back at some of her sexiest, craziest, most interesting superhero fashion choices.

You’ve spent your entire life dreaming of flying the Enterprise only to realize you’ll never do better than a 1994 Honda Civic. No problem. Now we’ve taken the time to find all the most awesome Star Trek auto accessories to geek out your otherwise disappointing ride. So pick up those fast food wrappers in the back seat, put the portable jump starter and emergency tire compressor in the trunk and get ready to make room for Star Trek car bling. Keep reading to see what we’ve beamed up for you.

Superman was created by writers Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel in 1938 and made his first ever appearance in Action Comics #1.  Supergirl arrived much later, created by writer Otto Binder and artist Al Plastino for Action Comics #252 back in 1959.

Originally Supergirl, whose real name is Kara Zor-El, has been written as the biological cousin of Superman. Later when comic writers wanted to establish Superman as the Last Son of Krypton her origins were muddied a bit, with a wide variety of characters using the Supergirl alias.

Superman has always been written as an orphan who escaped the death of the planet Krypton as a baby, only to be raised by humans here on planet Earth. Supergirl’s origins are far less straightforward and have been changed repeatedly over her life in fiction.  In her most basic form though, she was a teenager when Krypton exploded and came to Earth as someone raised not as a human or an American, but as a Kryptonian. 

While Superman has been an off and on fixture at the movies for decades, Supergirl faded from memory after that one awkward movie outing back in 1984.  The character found new life in 2004 with a reintroduction in pivotal DC Comics storylines. More recently, Supergirl has found a home on television where The CW has reliably renewed the Supergirl TV series season after season.  

But when it comes to Superman (aka Clark Kent) and Supergirl (aka Kara Zor-El), what you’re probably wondering is: What’s the difference?  Besides their gender, that is.  

The two Kryptonian characters have been intertwined since Supergirl’s introduction. Yet while their similar names and backgrounds might lead you to believe them identical, they actually have some big differences in their super-powered abilities. 

There’s nothing better then getting out at night with a telescope, a good supply of snacks, and some tunes to settle in for a few hours of stargazing. But standing for hours or sitting on a folding chair can really spoil the night.  To avoid stargazing neck cramps an adjustable astronomy observing chair is what you need. Good news: they exist! Not only do they exist but there are options. My butt and I have put the best ones through their paces and put together this guide to the best stargazing chairs on the market right now.