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Looks Like We're Building One Giant Image From All These Avengers: Age Of Ultron Character Posters

Posted in: Movies, san diego comic con | Tagged: avengers, avengers: age of ultron, entertainment, film, marvel

Looks Like We're Building One Giant Image From All These Avengers: Age Of Ultron Character Posters

Published Thu, 24 Jul 2014 11:30:44 -0500

I think they did this for Avengers 1 a couple San Diegos back as well. Here's the story so far on this rather huge Avengers: Age of Ultron image, I'm sure we'll be updating this shortly:

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