tHERE IT IS
YOU FOUDN IT OMFG
This is literally my favorite set of comic panels ever.
(via sourblues)
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Olive Gideon, a.k.a, Nanna-Geddon
She’s here to save the Commonwealth and find her grandson!
Nothing can stop her, except an interesting Jumble Sale, and that will only slow her down a bit!
You think THIS Apocalypse is tough? In HER day they had REAL Apocalypses! Kids today don’t know how lucky they are!
Deathclaws? She’d eat Deathclaws for breakfast if the doctor hadn’t put her on a low protein diet to go easy on her kidneys!
Prepare for Nana-Geddon, you whippersnappers!
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Does someone remember the monster of Badoon? Brian does and so do I! #guardiansofthegalaxy #wip #marvelcomics
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Wolverine: Origins #3. Not sure if this vertical layout ultimately worked, in retrospect it feels a bit stiff and posed with Wolverine’s body lacking any real tension for me, but it was fun getting to draw Nuke.
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Twitter Dan Slott Vs. Gail Simone (They were just having fun..but it was fun to watch unfold)
We both had incredibly mean jokes we decided not to tell. :)
(via gailsimone)
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International Iron Man 1. Written by my partner in global crime, Mr. Bendis. Artwork inspired by the Master McGinnis.
(via brianmichaelbendis)
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Mike Deodato Jr.
2007 | Thunderbolts 112-115: American EagleColor: Rain Beredo
“I must have been crazy. Hell, I must’ve looked like I was about to break into the chorus of ‘YMCA.’”
With nothing but a single appearance in an old Marvel Two-in-One and a few brief, fleeting stories in the Marvel Comics Presents anthology book, American Eagle was probably known more for appearing in the first issues of Marvel Handbooks than for any great character-defining moments of badassery on the page.
Until Ellis and Deodato came along.
Beginning as a (presumably well-intentioned?) Indian stereotype from 1981, and redesigned into an “edgy” be-mohawked incarnation in the 90s (never mind that Strongbow isn’t Mohawk — who, ironically, didn’t even wear mohawks — or even Pawnee, who kinda did), but Navajo.
Anyway, Ellis brings this maligned-from-the-get-go character into his outstanding Thunderbolts story so Deodato gets to redesign the character with:
- a no-nonsense conventional clothing foundation (leather jacket, as his main mode of travel is a motorcycle),
- some colorful superhero accents (striking red boots and gloves),
- and capped with a Science Ninja Team Gatchaman-inspired helmet visor to connect to his eagle totem.
With the redesign in place, Ellis and Deodato construct a scene of complete badassery in which the Eagle thoroughly hands Bullseye’s ass to himself. These issues made me love American Eagle!
These days, Marvel has switched gears to put some steam behind another First Nations hero, Red Wolf. I hope not only that that succeeds, but that they find space to keep the All-New, All-Different American Eagle on the page here and there as well.
(via mikedeodatojr)
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Man Plus #2 is out this Wednesday, February 17. With colors by the excellent @arsiarozegar. Please spread the message kind people.
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that’s my boy aziz
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