Since the first comics were published under the Marvel banner over 60 years ago, the facial hair of their heroes and villains has been on display. Beginning with the iconic mustache of founder and universe builder, Stan Lee himself, there have been many epic mustaches throughout the history of Marvel Comics. While some have stood the test of time and are still present in the modern era, others are fondly remembered as their wearers have adapted to new styles over changing times. 10 Corsair Father of the X-Man Cyclops, and leader of the spacefaring Starjammers, Christopher "Corsair" Summers has worn the same Horseshoe Mustache since his earliest appearances. Also called "The Winnfield,"...
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There was a time when men used to keep mustache with pride. Then came the age of men rocking clean-shaven look in style. Not to mention it gives a new look your persona. Here are some of the Different Men’s Mustache Styles that you can try. Well, worthy things never come easy. So don’t expect that you can pick just any of the mustache style and try having it. And if you expect the result in a month, well then you need to work a lot on your patience. Different Men’s Mustache Styles Chevron Mustache When you’re talking about the mustache, this one is always gonna be in the list. What? Don’t you know this one? Remember Tom Selleck? Right! Now you know. For those who don’t know about this...
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Mustache, ERB and the future of templating There are days that I feel like I’ve spent the better part of my life inside templating languages. I’ve rocked hundreds of different styles of templates over the past 8 years. Smarty, vBulletin templates, generations of Wordpress, J2EE, XSLT, CFML, ERB, HAML, Mustache and every form of in-house bastardized template language that exists. So when I say that {{ mustache }} is my favorite templating language I’ve ever worked with, I mean it with a great deal of sincerity and experience. It’s syntactically elegant, focused on output (HTML), encourages documentation, and discourages unmaintainable magic. I want to use it everywhere. I mustache you,...
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