Captain Marvel #2
Jul. 24th, 2012 10:11 pmWhere the art is nicer than you think and I'm getting WW2 flashbacks.
Kidding, kidding, but those Japanese soldier outfits were pretty much the scary monsters of the time.
( CBR preview, one scan )
Kidding, kidding, but those Japanese soldier outfits were pretty much the scary monsters of the time.
( CBR preview, one scan )
Captain Marvel #1
Jul. 14th, 2012 09:40 amCBR preview, in which Carol can quip like the best of them and I'm showing appreciation for a new Filipino breakout artist and his first Marvel project.
Written by Kelly Sue DeConnick and drawn by Dexter Soy.
( Outranking Captain America and rocking the new costume... )
Written by Kelly Sue DeConnick and drawn by Dexter Soy.
( Outranking Captain America and rocking the new costume... )
Okay, I know we don't usually post the recap pages of anything other than JiM, but
( Miss Marvel and fourth wall breaking... )
( Miss Marvel and fourth wall breaking... )
In AVENGERS #27, the Protector (Noh-Varr) takes a piece of the Phoenix Force to Hala. Which he got by betraying the group of Avengers that went to "confront" the Phoenix Force.
( Earth is not considered Mostly Harmless by the Kree. )
( Earth is not considered Mostly Harmless by the Kree. )
Trying to find the source of this panel of Ms. Marvel and Tony Stark for a friend. I know nothing about the Marvel universe, so any help narrowing it down would be awesome!
( Read more... )
( Read more... )
The bad haircuts of Carol Danvers
Apr. 22nd, 2012 11:01 pmFans of Carol Danvers like her new Captain Marvel costume, but dislike her hair. But Carol has had stupid haircuts in the past.
( Examples after the cut. )
( Examples after the cut. )
Since it was my idea, I really should make a contribution for the My First week. It isn't going to be too interesting for me to write about the first comics that I read, since they're collections of Peanuts, or Calvin and Hobbes or Asterix or Tintin that I devoured at the time, but don't have any abiding affinity for. My first dips into ongoing DCU and Marvel titles were with Civil War and 52, but I'm going to write about my first ongoing solo book. It's also the book that gave me my favourite character and one that I've actually identified with.We are, of course, at ( Ms. Marvel #12 )
Girl's on fire*
Feb. 11th, 2012 07:21 pmBecause I am insufferably cool, I bought myself a hip t-shirt - Threadless'( Every night I have the same dream )
The shirt also happily reminds me of ( Ms. Marvel vs. the Targoths )Still, this story is one that I will explore more of in the future. Like... the first week of March?
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** Don't ask me why it's Issue 3 vol.1 and not Vol.1 issue 3
The shirt also happily reminds me of ( Ms. Marvel vs. the Targoths )Still, this story is one that I will explore more of in the future. Like... the first week of March?
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** Don't ask me why it's Issue 3 vol.1 and not Vol.1 issue 3
How Carol's Kree technology induded dissociative identity disorder was cured (phew)
Jan. 25th, 2012 07:07 pmNo doubt many of you lack expertise in Carol Danvers' convoluted personal history. And seriously, shame on you. But don't worry, I'm gonna help you out with that.
Carol Danvers received her powers in a bizarre technological accident, as one does. She suffered dire psychological consequences from the trauma and then rapid mutation of her body. (In the space of a few issues she went from human, to augmented, to a human-Kree hybrid. It's a whole thing, don't even). Carol developed dissociative identity disorder, and was unaware of her other other job (she was already a full time badass and magazine editor) as crime fighter. Unfortunately for Carol Danvers the ambitious career woman, Ms. Marvel the superhero and Kree warrior, kept fucking her shit up. Like, you know, killing her best friend. Ms. Marvel kind of sucked, as alters go.
Carol knew something was wrong and went into therapy. That didn't work out so well--no personal revelations, no alter-merging, no dice--though she did get one of her many inappropriate boyfriends out of the experience! Yup, the therapist.
What did work was the judicious application of Occam's Razor, and some sisterly love. ( Read more... )
By the way, WHILE I'M HERE, you guys should check out and possibly write a post for Women Write About Comics. It's a thing. A thing you want to be a part of.
Carol Danvers received her powers in a bizarre technological accident, as one does. She suffered dire psychological consequences from the trauma and then rapid mutation of her body. (In the space of a few issues she went from human, to augmented, to a human-Kree hybrid. It's a whole thing, don't even). Carol developed dissociative identity disorder, and was unaware of her other other job (she was already a full time badass and magazine editor) as crime fighter. Unfortunately for Carol Danvers the ambitious career woman, Ms. Marvel the superhero and Kree warrior, kept fucking her shit up. Like, you know, killing her best friend. Ms. Marvel kind of sucked, as alters go.
Carol knew something was wrong and went into therapy. That didn't work out so well--no personal revelations, no alter-merging, no dice--though she did get one of her many inappropriate boyfriends out of the experience! Yup, the therapist.
What did work was the judicious application of Occam's Razor, and some sisterly love. ( Read more... )
By the way, WHILE I'M HERE, you guys should check out and possibly write a post for Women Write About Comics. It's a thing. A thing you want to be a part of.
