In 2012, moviegoers watched Tony Stark get behind the wheel of an Acura NSX Roadster in The Avengers. But here’s the twist: that futuristic roadster wasn’t a second-gen NSX as many thought. It was a cleverly disguised 1991 first-gen NSX, transformed into a one-off for the big screen. Now, Acura is dusting off this cinematic gem for a charity auction in 2026 and one lucky bidder will get to own a piece of Marvel history.
Lexus teamed up with Adidas, S.E.E.D, Calty Design Research and 3D printing company Carbon to unveil an all-new Lexus RX 500h F SPORT that celebrates Marvel Studios’ “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”. The exterior features a Wakandan-inspired print and purple colorway used throughout the Adidas sportswear collection, while a diamond pattern is inlayed across the hood, inspired by the Black Panther’s claw necklace.
Scarlet Witch enters Fortnite to celebrate the theatrical release of “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness”. Included with the new skin is Wanda’s Cloak Back Bling, in which both light up with Chaos Magic when dealing damage to opponents. Players will also be able to acquire the Chaos Hand Axe Pickaxe and the Psychic Energy Manipulation Emote in the Item Shop.
If you weren’t able to attend Comic-Con in San Diego this year and love Iron Man, here’s an up-close look at the incredible creation Marvel debuted there. Simply put, it’s a life-sized, 188-pound Iron Man statue that stands 6.5-feet tall and is comprised of 35,119 individual LEGO pieces. This project took Lead Model Designers Greg Omartian and Senior Model Builder Jeff Rusby over 255 hours to finish, and a fascinating video was released showing the entire build and how they planned everything perfectly.
Terence Tee, a 38-year-old real estate agent, unofficially has the biggest Iron Man collection in Singapore, or at least until he gets it certified by Guinness World Records. What does he specialize in collecting? Limited edition figures made by Hot Toys. To date, he’s estimated to have already spent over $45,000 USD on various pieces, which are all on display in his office or man cave as some would like to call it.