Tune in to the 2012 MTV Movie Awards

Sure, "Iron Man 2" arrived in theaters this weekend, but a mysterious (and awesome) "Iron Man 2" package arrived at Splash Page HQ this morning.

Want to know what was inside it? Click on the image below for a full gallery of photos!

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Comic-Con Talky TinaSan Diego Comic-Con International is just around the corner (*shiver*), and you know what that means, right? Well, in addition to upping your dose of stress medication, it also means announcements of Comic-Con exclusive toys and other collectibles are on the horizon.

Over at MTV Movies Blog, they have your first look at an especially cool one: Entertainment Earth's new "Twilight Zone: Talky Tina" bobblehead. As editor Adam Rosenberg points out, she's pretty much the spiritual precursor to killer doll Chucky, and made her debut in a creepy episode titled (appropriately enough) "The Living Doll."

Fans can pick one up at SDCC or, in the event that you can't make it to the big show, she'll be available for online purchase in August. Head over to MoviesBlog.MTV.com for a big picture of "Talky Tina" and all the creepy details.

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Iron Man 2 toysWhen it comes to discovering subtle movie spoilers, action figure fans have learned to turn to toy shelves. That's why when these "Iron Man 2" toy images surfaced, it was worth taking a close look to see if the plastic articulated any new information about one of 2010's most anticipated super hero films.

Marvelousnews has a look at the toys, revealing Iron Man Mark I and Iron Man Mark II as the first action figures ready for public view.

Both armors appeared in Iron Man's cinematic debut in 2008, meaning that while they're not likely to make an active return to the franchise, they'll help flesh out Tony Stark's armory. Read More...

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Cover Artist

Splash Page welcomes Ed Tadem to our cover artist family (our custom-designed theme up top). Currently working on the forthcoming "Avengers" animated series, Tadem's work can also be seen in the "Jackie Karma" issues of Image's "'76," and in "Pop Gun, Volume 1." Ed Tadem can be found online at EdTadem.com.