The Hatfields and the McCoys. The Yankees and the Red Sox. Jennifer and Angelina. When it comes to a long-running feud, people choose their side and they defend it to the end. For comic book fanatics, it's always been the divide between the two major publishers -- Marvel and DC Comics. Devoted readers on both sides have argued for years over which was better: DC, with it's stable of classic heroes like Superman and Wonder Woman, or Marvel, which has always prided itself on more flawed characters like Spider-Man and The Incredible

Leave it to Iron Man star Robert Downey Jr. to stir up the hornet's nest again. After his movie opened huge in early May, it looked like Marvel's steel-plated superhero was destined to be the box office champ of the summer. Until, of course, The Dark Knight broke records with its gargantuan July debut, making DC's Caped Crusader the season's richest crimefighter.

My Internet TV is YOUR free TV on your PC. Watch hundreds of free TV channels from countries of all world in different languages. No TV Tuner Card, no satellite or other hardware: only your internet connection and you'll be connected to a wonderful world of news, sport, video and music.

As the name suggests, 'MyInternetTV' is an Internet TV player which uses the Windows Media Player engine. The list of TV channels includes hundreds of stations from all around the world.

There are three viewing mode, including full screen, you can add channels to a list of favorites and you can search for channels.Channels include sports, entertainment, music, news, talk, radio and Web cams from many different countries. There is even television based on different languages including English, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese and Arabic. It does not require a TV tuner card, since these programs are broadcasted over the Internet for free.

Among it's features, I was able to spot a very interesting one. A preview window in which you can preview a channel while you are already watching one on its main player. This works as a PIP (picture in picture) feature on a regular TV set