Yes, it's the return of the Back-Issue Bin here on Splash Page, where we count down our top stories from the week and tell you which post was the most popular among readers.
This time around, the first trailer for Michel Gondry's "Green Hornet" made a case for itself as one of the week's biggest news items, while a bunch of "Jonah Hex" interviews packed the top stories. Meanwhile, a fan film featuring everyone's favorite Gothamite brought in Hollywood-sized traffic, and "The Last Airbender" bent the online elements in its favor.
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Marvel Studios' choice of an actor to play Captain America is expected to be announced any day now (and we're a little surprised the news didn't hit last night, to be honest), and a potential (but in no way official) list of the five leading candidates found its way to the 'Net this week. All of this anticipation surrounding the star-spangled hero was reflected in the headlines, with much of the week's top stories involving Cap or the rumored contenders for the role.
Another week in the rearview mirror, and it's time again to look at how the week's stories stacked up. While the big announcement at DC Entertainment was clearly one of the week's most buzzworthy news items, updates from the "Spider-Man" movie front continued to stake their claim on the top headlines, too.
It should come as no surprise that this week's big news involving Spider-Man and Superman dominated the headlines, with our coverage of all the big questions, background information and potential developments surrounding each announcement filling up much of the week's countdown. However, some cool new footage from "The Last Airbender" and an update from the "Deadpool" movie team also generated a lot of buzz around the 'Net.
Celebrity comics dominated this week's headlines, but a fair share of high-profile heroes carved out a place for themselves among the week's most popular posts.
It was a green week here on Splash Page, with both Hal Jordan and Bruce Banner's alter egos making multiple appearances in this week's popular headlines. But Green Lantern and Hulk weren't the only superheroes generating super-sized buzz. 
Do I even need to tell you what story dominated this week's headlines? Here's a hint: With great, big announcements comes great amounts of readers.
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