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This is a three-panel collage meme. The top panel features actress Bryce Dallas Howard playing Gwen Stacy in the Spider-Man 3 film, saluting with a soft smile, overlaid with the text 'When I saw her in the spider man movie'. The bottom section has two reaction images of Steve Harvey: the left shows a younger Steve Harvey laughing openly and enthusiastically, labeled '*Me as a kid', and the right shows an older, bald Steve Harvey looking flustered, dazed, and holding his hand near his mouth, labeled '*Me now'. The joke conveys that the creator found the character attractive as a child, and finds her even more appealing as an adult to the point of being flustered.

Reaction to Seeing Gwen Stacy in Spider-Man as a Kid vs Adult

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This meme uses the famous shot from the 2004 live-action film *Spider-Man 2*, where Spider-Man (portrayed by Tobey Maguire) is carried horizontally by a crowd of New York civilians after he successfully stops a runaway train. All accompanying text on the meme is written entirely in English Braille, the tactile writing system used by blind and visually impaired people. The core joke is that the meme is intentionally made accessible exclusively for blind audiences who can read Braille, aligning with the post's stated dedication to blind users in the community. The Braille text follows the standard joke structure for this popular meme template, with setup text above the image, a line tied to the target blind audience, and a punchline from the crowd at the bottom.

This one goes out to all the blind folks in here.

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This meme has two core parts: a text section at the top pitching a comedic comic concept, and a still of Christopher Reeve playing Clark Kent from the classic 1970s Superman film series below it. The text proposes that the CIA tries to assassinate Clark Kent, not because they know he is Superman, but because he is a highly skilled investigative journalist who would expose their secret operations. The comedic hook is that CIA assassins are totally confused about why all their murder attempts keep failing, as they have no idea Clark has superpowers. The image of Clark Kent in his signature glasses and business suit has a neutral, deadpan expression that perfectly fits the silly, clever premise.

Sounds like a good idea

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This meme is a screenshot of an anonymous 4chan post featuring a still of Riri Williams / Ironheart, a character from the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). The post uses greentext formatting to list a series of widely panned, contradictory writing choices for the character: she is established to be supposedly smarter than Tony Stark, but proceeds to bite an electric wire, sell her soul to obtain magic powers, and then use those new powers to steal. The original poster asks 'What did the writers mean by this?', followed by a sarcastic punchline reply that reads '>smoke detector beeps', implying the character's nonsensical choices and poor writing are so absurd they would set off a smoke detector, or that the content is of very low quality.

Who even watched that shit?

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This collage-style meme opens with text at the top stating 'Imagine marrying Mystique... Now imagine the possibilities.' The central focus of the collage is Mystique, the blue-skinned shapeshifting mutant character from the X-Men franchise, shown in her natural form. She is surrounded by headshots of multiple widely recognized, popular attractive celebrities including actresses like Sydney Sweeney, Hailee Steinfeld, Emilia Clarke, Margot Robbie, Scarlett Johansson, and actor Henry Cavill. The core joke relies on Mystique's canonical superpower to shapeshift into any person's appearance, implying that marrying her would give a partner the ability to have their partner take the form of any celebrity or person they find physically attractive.

Imagine Marrying Mystique And The Endless Possibilities

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This meme uses a two-part text setup at the top, where the first line reads "Batman: \"Now talk!\"" and the second line reads "The criminal:". Below the text is a still from the animated show *SpongeBob SquarePants*, depicting an unnamed purple fish citizen who is badly injured and incapacitated. He lies limp on a wooden plank floor surrounded by spilled Krabby Patty ingredients, one eye is rolled back while the other has a black X mark indicating he is unconscious or near death, and he is drooling and completely unresponsive. The joke relies on humorous irony: Batman demands the criminal give him information, but the criminal is already so badly beaten he cannot speak at all, implying Batman was excessively violent during the interrogation before asking for information.

Batman Tries To Interrogate An Already Knocked Out Criminal

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This 6-panel comedic meme uses clips from Marvel Cinematic Universe films and series to joke about a plot inconsistency. In the first panel, Bruce Banner (Hulk) tells Black Widow he cannot have children, referencing a scene from *Avengers: Age of Ultron*. Black Widow responds in the second panel that she also cannot have children, another plot point from the same film. The third panel shows Black Widow asking Hulk to turn their ship around, and Hulk dismisses her with "NAH" in the fourth panel. The fifth panel cuts to a scene from *She-Hulk: Attorney at Law* where Bruce Banner introduces his adult son Skaar. The sixth panel shows Black Widow looking confused and exasperated, highlighting the contradiction of Bruce previously claiming he could not have children, only to reveal a fully grown son later in the MCU timeline. The joke pokes fun at Marvel's retcon of Hulk's established infertility plot point.

Hulk Contradicts Earlier Infertility Comment By Revealing His Son Skaar To Black Widow

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This is a remixed version of the viral distracted boyfriend meme template, paired with the title 'How to print money in 2026'. It depicts three people on a city street: on the left, an AI-edited version of actress Sydney Sweeney in a Supergirl costume smiles at the viewer. The man in the middle, the boyfriend from the original meme, turns to stare admiringly at the Supergirl on the left, while his partner on the right, edited to be an alternate, messier version of Supergirl, glares angrily at him. The joke implies that casting a popular, conventionally attractive actress like Sydney Sweeney as Supergirl for a 2026 superhero film would be an extremely financially successful choice, as audiences would prefer this interpretation over existing Supergirl portrayals.

How to print money in 2026: Distracted Boyfriend Supergirl Meme

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This is an edited meme that pastes the head of animated DC character Wonder Woman onto the body of the classic Bad Luck Brian meme character, against a plain purple background. White bold text at the top reads 'IS SUPER STRONG', while matching text at the bottom reads 'AFFECTED BY A SEXIST WEAKNESS WITH SYMBOLIC MEANING'. The joke acts as a critical commentary: it highlights the discrepancy between Wonder Woman's canonical super strength and the often sexist, poorly thought out narrative weaknesses written for her character, while also mocking the common misinformed take that refers to Wonder Woman as simply a 'female Superman' without acknowledging the different, often problematic, writing choices applied to her as a female superhero.

Not 100% a Lady Superman

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This is a two-panel comparison meme contrasting the typical tonal differences between Marvel and DC media franchises. The top panel is labeled with the Marvel logo, featuring animated characters Judy Hopps (rabbit) and Nick Wilde (fox) from Disney's Zootopia in an affectionate, lighthearted interaction where Judy is happily hugging Nick, representing Marvel's generally family-friendly, hopeful, upbeat tone. The bottom panel is labeled with the DC logo, showing a real-life wild fox carrying a dead rabbit in its mouth while standing on grass, representing the common perception of DC's darker, grittier, more violent and mature thematic style. The joke plays on the widely recognized contrast between the two superhero media giants, using the parallel of fox and rabbit pairs in drastically different contexts to illustrate the tonal difference.

Marvel is in my heart, but DC’s dark and bloody style suits me better

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The image is a high-angle shot looking down at a woman wearing a genderbent Homelander cosplay costume, consisting of a blue textured suit with gold eagle-shaped shoulder armor, gold and red trim at the neckline, and a red cape. She has an open-mouthed, shocked, almost desperate pleading expression as she looks upward toward the camera. The visual is used as a joke to visualize the normally arrogant, tyrannical superhero Homelander from the series *The Boys* immediately becoming helpless and pathetic the moment he loses all of his superpowers.

Homelander, the second he lost his powers

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This is a classic DC comic panel featuring Supergirl (Kara Zor-El) sitting outdoors at night under a full moon, with a city skyline in the background. She is crying, wiping a tear from her eye with a dejected, sad expression. A thought bubble above her head reads "WHAT'S THE GOOD OF BEING A SUPERGIRL HELPING EVERYONE IF I CAN'T EVEN GET A DATE!". The humor comes from the contrast between her status as a powerful superhero who saves people regularly, and her relatable, mundane frustration with struggling to find romantic dates.

Supergirl Can't Even Get A Date

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