Show Us Yours: Marvel fandom pictures from our readers

Take a look at the Marvel fandom photos our readers from CNET, GameSpot, TV Guide, TechRepublic and ZDNet have sent in for the Show Us Yours: Marvel fandom edition. To start, Tim M. sent in a photo of his collection of Marvel comics. 

"Avengers #1, Amazing Fantasy (Spider Man) #39, X-Men #1, Tales of Suspense (Iron Man) #39,  I OWNED ALL THESE AS A 10-year-old and foolishly sold them as a 15-year-old!" -- Tim M.

We are still taking submissions. So if you have a Marvel collection that you'd like to get featured here in this gallery, please submit it here.

"My favourite Marvel collection is these two life size Iron Man statues - the Mark 42 and Mark 43. I had parts custom made and I assembled them myself and built in the lights for the eyes and the arc reactor. They are the prime display inside my man cave." -- Ike V.

"This is my Marvel display cabinet and book shelf. The captain America shield is metal and the hammer Mjolnir is also metal and quite heavy. I like the size of Ant Man and Wasp. They are about the same size as baby Groot.

My favourite Avenger is the Hulk but I don't have his statue as it is too big to fit inside my man cave." -- Ike V.  

"The best thing about Marvel, whether it's the movies or the comics, is that it teaches you cannot do it alone. Everything and everyone is dependent on each other, and power comes from a collective, not just one individual." -- Jenny N.

"Cosplaying as Carol Danvers means so much to me, it's about owning yourself, your decision, and being fierce and goofy at the same time. Nothing is more authentic than Captain Marvel, and she means so much to me inside, and out." -- Jenny N.

"The best part of showing off my Captain Marvel gear is when little girls think I'm the real Carol Danvers. Nothing is better than having a quick chat about how the power and strength is within each of them, topped off by a fist bump!" -- Jenny N.

"Fierceness comes in all shapes, forms and colors. Valkyrie is an incredible warrior with an inner calling to do what's right. I love this cosplay because it represents imperfection that is dominated by determination... and a little bit of sass. Dragon fang sword was 3D-printed." -- Jenny N.

"Here is my Iron Man garage floor." -- Matt F.

These garage walls are covered in a Marvel-ous collection of Avengers posters, artwork and action figures.

"This is just my pop vinyl collection. I also have all 50+ Marvel movies and a Marvel chess set plus multiple other Marvel items around my house." -- Jason L.

"Here's my Marvel action figure collection that started six years ago. I'm not good at captioning things. So I will let the pics do the talking." -- Sammy M.

"Collection continues to grow" -- Sammy M.

"More, more and more!" -- Sammy M.

And more to come?

"Captain Marvel, opening night!" -- Alexi T.

"Captain Marvel at the Maryland Ren Faire" -- Alexi T.

What would you pick?

"DIY cosplay" -- Mason Z.

"Beanie Baby Avengers, assemble!" -- Jerry T.

"The Justice League and The Avengers watch over this Nerditorium." -- Jerry T.

"The Art of Marvel books are an obsession. I open them very carefully to keep the plastic intact. I have them all, save the first Iron Man and Iron Man 2. Actually, I do own Iron Man 2, but it somehow must have gone *poof* after a certain recent finger-snap. I anticipate it being fully restored in just over a month." -- Christopher C.

"It's a Marvel-ous disco going on!" -- Richard E.

Please get off my Playstations!

"Mjolnir finest moment" -- Alexander B.

"With great power, comes great responsibility" -- Gary M.

"I'm feeling much better, Mr. Stark" -- Gary M.

Cap's shield was signed by Stan Lee, Joe Russo, Anthony Russo, Chris Evans, Anthony Mackie, Haley Atwell and Frank Grillo.

Chaos aside, who wouldn't want this staff?

Mjolnir, the hammer of Thor, autographed by Stan Lee

Self-proclaimed "nerd cave" -- Anthony F. 

"Nerd cave" No. 2 -- Anthony F. 

"My wife Peyton and I as Star-Lord and Gamora. We made an appearance at Silver Moon Comics in Salem, Mass., and they let us borrow Groot and Rocket." -- Joseph C. 

"A bunch of my comics. Most of the ones I collect are Marvel and I have around 3,000 of them." -- Joseph C. 

"I'm a 65-y.o. child." -- Jessie H. Jr. 

"I get more toys for Christmas than the kids." -- Jessie H. Jr. 

"When it comes to my heroes I'm conflicted." -- Jessie H. Jr. 

"Plus my 14,000 comics which made my childhood special. I could choose a different hero every day ;)." -- Jessie H. Jr. 

 "Marvel fandom doesn't get any bigger than this!" -- Sam M.

"Lots of favorites here: the Walgreens-exclusive FF, Sauron and Vulture Build-A-Figures, and somewhere in the back, a Diamond Select Juggernaut that weighs about 6 pounds." -- Timothy W.

"Highlights in this one: Hulkbuster and Gladiator Hulk BAF (and Diamond Select Planet Hulk in the back). The Walmart exclusive Black Panther in the front left was hard to find. Also Wolf-cap, the Captain Marvel PVC statue, and the tesseract stand out." -- Timothy W.

"Some of the first figures in my collection are here, a Sentinel from Hasbro, the Diamond Select Abomination in the back and the Diamond Select Venom. A couple of cool BAFs here too, Dormammu and movie Ant-Man. Also the classic Doc Ock and Mysterio were great finds." -- Timothy W.  

"At my parents' wedding where they had a photo booth" -- Gyrell T.

"Me at midnight showing of Captain America: The First Avenger" -- Gyrell T.

"Me at Boston Comic-Con in 2015, with comic book writer Scott Snyder." -- Gyrell T.

We are still taking submissions. So if you have a Marvel collection that you'd like to have featured in this gallery, please submit it here.