It also features rare comics from the '40s and '50s that would cost a fortune for the physical versions. But Marvel's DCU means you don't have to give up your superhero addiction to clear out space for a yoga nook. You'll get choices from recent releases like "Invincible Iron Man," back-catalogue classics like "The Infinity War" or online exclusives like "Spectacular Spider-Girl."Why they'll want it: Take it from me, comics take up lots of space. Marvel Comics' Digital Comics Unlimited, $49.99 for 12 months, /digitalcomicsWhat it is: This virtual initiative by the folks who bring you Spider-Man and the X-Men offers up access to over 5,000 comics via the Web. But, can you resist staging giant gaming sessions that dwarf the biggest television in your home? We didn't think so.Another option: Without a hinge, it's not as versatile as the Cinemin, but the Optoma PK102 ($229) packs 4 GB of internal memory for storing your presentations or video clips.2. It can throw up images that are up to 60 inches wide and its hinged design allows you project onto ceilings, too.Why they'll want it: Sure, you can use it for boring tasks like office presentations or vacation-photo slideshows.
Cinemin Swivel, $349, What it is: A handheld, pocketable projector that you can hook up to laptops, game consoles and iPods. On the other hand, who has the time to wade through all of it to find just the right gear for that special someone? Let this humble gift guide serve as a cheat sheet for the loot you'll either be picking up or dropping hints about.1. (function() googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1449240174198-2') ) On one hand, so much cool stuff hits the shelves that it's hard not to have a brain explosion. But it gets dramatically worse this time of year, when everyone revisits their love/hate relationship with the holiday shopping season.
Whatever you call them, the comics aficionados, movie buffs and videogame enthusiasts who dwell amongst us can be really hard to shop for.
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