Seeing Katy Perry’s Grammy outfit sent me straight into Google, trying to figure out where I had seen it in comics before. Finally found this image of Crystal from the Ultimate Universe of Marvel.
I was sort of close.
I am genuinely excited for Amazing Spider-man. It looks like they are finally going to make Peter Parker funny like he is in comics, instead of someone who looks sad all the time.
HOWEVER!
Can we please leave his fucking mask on for one of these movies?
Avengers teaser, extended.
Much better.
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A comicbook tumblr I follow was showing off his graphic novel shelf.
I have graphic novel shelves.
Back off ladies and gentleman… this one’s taken.
Darkhawk Classic Vol. 1 TPB
Written by Danny Fingeroth
Penciled by Mike Manley
Cover by Mike Manley
Begin The Saga Of The Darkhawk! Long Before War Of Kings, Teenager Chris Powell Began His Journey As A Dark Force For Justice. Thrill To The Earliest Adventures Of One Of Marvel’s Hottest Heroes For The ’90S As The Newborn Darkhawk Unravels The Mystery Of His Armored Avenging Alter Ego, And Encounters Some Of The Marvel Universe’s Finest Heroes And Villains Along The Way. From Alliances With Spider-Man, Captain America And Daredevil To All-Out Brawls With The Hobgoblin, Portal And The U-Foes, Darkhawk Soars To Unparalleled Heights! Collecting Darkhawk #1-9.
216 Pgs./Rated T …$24.99
Isbn: 978-0-7851-5987-2You know you want it.
Ohmygodohmygodohmygodohmygodohmygodohmygodohmygodohmygod YES!
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New Avengers v1 #55
Poor Jess!
One of my favorite, all-time comicbook moments. Jessica Jones meets the man behind Spider-man’s mask for the first time.
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Once you read how it will be used and changed depending on the character or medium where it will show, it makes a lot of sense and, I think, looks great.
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That moment when you walk in on clones of Aunt May and Uncle Ben and they are naked.
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marvel zombies
ultimate fantastic four 21, page 23
greg land and matt ryan
Greg Land isn’t the strongest storyteller in his art, but damn, he can make a pretty page.
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