Which film do you think made more money at the box office: Spider-Man 3 or Batman (1989)? The original Superman or Captain America: Civil War? Here is a list of every DC and Marvel comic-based film released in cinemas*, ranked by their global box office takings.

(There's also videos of either trailers or scenes from each film, in case you need to jog your memory).

This week's inspiration comes from the rising popularity of Riverdale over on Netflix. Loosely based on the old school Archie comics, it's been given a bit a dark and murderous twist that seems to be resonating with modern audiences nicely.

Not all comic book movies are about latex clad superheroes. If you're looking for something a bit different, you might like these.

Names are important. Names represent you and they stand in for you when you're not around. Some names sound great when they're in Italian, but don't always translate well to English.

Imagine a near future when detectives looking for evidence in a murder investigation could slap on a pair of rubber gloves that would light up when the cop touched a certain chemicals. MIT scientists just created an early version of this technology, and it looks super cool.

Australian researchers from Edith Cowan University just finished a deep dive into the results of 26 separate peer-reviewed studies of the effectiveness of commercially available, computerised brain training programs.

Here's what they found.

Hello...salut...ciao…hola...ni hao. If your command of a foreign language barely extends beyond that simple greeting, then the Rosetta Stone Language Learning software was created for you.

Last year, the pair of LIGO experiments announced a discovery a hundred years in the making: Gravitational waves, tiny ripples in space time from a pair of colliding black holes a billion light years away. You might wonder what scientists will do with two giant gravitational wave detectors now that they have fulfilled their primary goal. Well, those ripples weren't the end of the story — they were the start of a whole new saga in astronomy.

Have you ever noticed cars shutting off one of their front lights to activate a blinker? Well, I certainly have, so to find out why I see awkward one-eyed vehicles signalling turns at seemingly every intersection. I decided to dig into it to find out what's going on.

Telstra added 292,000 customers on the National Broadband Network (NBN) in the second half of 2016 but margins on those connections are down due to increasing competition in the market. Here's what you need to know.