StarDestroyer.Net BBS

Currently at the USC School of Cinematic Arts, there's a part of the building dedicated to a display of props and costumes from the Marvel Cinematic universe. Most of the stuff is from The Avengers, but there is some from Thor, the Hulk movie, and Captain America as well.

Apologies for the glare and reflections, I went in the late afternoon and there are big windows.

As you approach...


Art from The Avengers, and props from Captain America


Yes, that is a Captain America #1 there in the corner. Wonder how much it's worth?


The super-futuristic hydra rifle


Cap's compass


Can you read the text of the article?


Of course he's born on the 4th of July! Of 1925, and he's from New Jersey.


Moving on, here we have stuff from The Avengers


Modern Cap's boots


Unfortunately most of those dossiers are stacked up. Would love to read them.


The now well-known coat, and some other stuff too.


Like these glasses! Wonder how they've stayed intact?


It's a Tesseract!


SLJ, HERO. Also, it's Nic Fury?


Next up, Hawkeye's stuff


Here's the quiver



And conveniently labelled arrows


Here's Black Widow's outfit


And those boots!


They're also labelled inside


Some artwork, plus more props


"Optical torture device"


The stick! Yes, I did want to grab it.


And here's some stuff from Thor


Another hammer!


Name badge and the drawing. I haven't seen the movie so I really have no idea what it is.


No idea who this is either.


See you at the Stark Expo!


A signed poster. It says "To the legendary School of Cinematic Arts, Thanks for letting me be a small part of your Mythic reputation. Sincerely," I can't tell who signed it.


Thanks for visiting!

Very Cool, Hawkwings!

The drawing is something Thor did to try and explain the Yggdrasil world-tree myth. The universe is shaped sort of like a tree, with the nine worlds occupying different levels/branches. The large metal figure is the Destroyer, a sort of enchanted/haunted armor Odin made to fight enemies he could not. In the movie, Loki takes control of it and menaces a town with it, while in the comics Loki usually manipulates someone else into taking control of it.

That might be Kevin Feige's sig. I believe he was an SCA grad.

Tht looks really freaking awesome.
(I'd still trade it all in for a cape and a ring from DC though )

PLEASE tell me that I saw what I thought I saw in SLJ's boot tag (BMF).

Damn, that's in Los Angeles? A bit too far south from where I'll be next month.

That is a really cool museum. I could get lost in a place like that, at least until my wife slapped me upside my head to move me on down the highway of life!