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Infamous Iron Man #7
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cyberghostface
"My description of what Victor would look like without his scars or his costume is that it’s a look of a European man who’s got that look like he knows he’s the hottest shit in the universe. It kind of looks like Alex Maleev, as well, and kind of looks like Vincent Cassel sometimes. That’s what they come up with which was pretty funny. I like Vincent Cassel a lot. I think he’s a wonderful actor. I don’t want to insult the guy by saying that was my description." -- Brian Michael Bendis
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Infamous Iron Man #3
Dec. 28th, 2016 01:45 pmcyberghostface
"And I know some people are like, 'Well, isn’t this like when Norman Osborn wore the armor?' And, no it isn’t. Because what Norman was doing was trying to corrupt or repurpose an image for himself and it’s arguable what side he was on other than his side. Doom has clearly stated that he is looking for some hardcore redemption and knows that he has to make some move. Now I don’t remember if this issue is out yet but Amara, a friend of Tony’s, says to Doom, 'Why don’t you do anything with the same flourish and extravagance with which you tried to murder us all? If you were truly trying to redeem yourself, where is the creativity, flourish and bombast that you showed when you were looking to control us? Why don’t you do that to protect us?' And this is it." -- Brian Michael Bendis
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Infamous Iron Man #2
Nov. 16th, 2016 04:04 pmcyberghostface"It’s been a long time since there was true emotional romance in Victor Von Doom’s life and that’s what Howard the Duck is here for." - Brian Michael Bendis
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Ultimate Spider-Man: Clone Saga
Aug. 30th, 2016 04:56 pmcyberghostface
So here the title crossed a fairly big milestone, it's 100th issue. While USM was far from an 'underdog' it was something that many people wrote off as a gimmick from the getgo and the idea that it would get to a 50th issue, let alone twice that, was seen as laughable in 2001. Fortunately the title not only surpassed that but Bendis and Bagley would also later go on to break the record for longest uninterrupted run by two people on a Marvel title (previously held by Stan and Jack on Fantastic Four).
And what better way to celebrate such a momentous occasion but a take on one of the most maligned stories in Spider-Man history?
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- char: carnage/cletus kasady,
- char: dr. octopus/otto octavius,
- char: gwen stacy,
- char: human torch/johnny storm,
- char: invisible woman/susan storm,
- char: marvel girl/phoenix/jean grey,
- char: mary jane watson,
- char: mr. fantastic/reed richards,
- char: nick fury,
- char: professor x/charles xavier,
- char: scarlet spider/kaine,
- char: shadowcat/kitty pryde,
- char: spider-man/peter parker,
- char: spider-woman/jessica drew,
- char: the thing/ben grimm,
- creator: brian michael bendis,
- creator: mark bagley,
- title: ultimate spiderman
starwolf_oakleyOn one hand, I get it. Marvel Studios has the right to make changes to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Jane Foster is an astro-physicist instead of a nurse-turned-doctor. Johann Schmidt was a scientist instead of a bellboy. Maria Hill doesn't start fights for no reason. Still...
Also confirmed was the casting of Elizabeth Debicki as Ayesha, A.K.A. Karma, A.K.A. Her, A.K.A. Kismet, who in comic books is a product of the same experiments that created Adam Warlock (A.K.A. Him) before ascending to cosmic power. According to Gunn, Ayesha comes from a “genetically-perfect people” named the Sovereign. She serves as their High Priestess and "is not a woman to be screwed with.”
( When Adam Warlock met Her. Also, MCU speculation )
Also confirmed was the casting of Elizabeth Debicki as Ayesha, A.K.A. Karma, A.K.A. Her, A.K.A. Kismet, who in comic books is a product of the same experiments that created Adam Warlock (A.K.A. Him) before ascending to cosmic power. According to Gunn, Ayesha comes from a “genetically-perfect people” named the Sovereign. She serves as their High Priestess and "is not a woman to be screwed with.”
( When Adam Warlock met Her. Also, MCU speculation )
starwolf_oakleyWith "the Master of Doom" mentioned in another post, I thought I'd show a "take" on Victor Von Doom's origin. This version is by Johnny Storm, with some help from Chris Claremont and Jon Bogdanove.
( Knowledge is power! Delicious, delicious power! )
( Knowledge is power! Delicious, delicious power! )
AVX: VS. #1 (AVsX Tie-In)
May. 26th, 2016 02:58 pminformationgeek
Question: So this is part of a big event book that is the centerpiece of the Marvel Universe, with continuity connectivity to all corners of the super hero world?
Answer: NOPE! This book is about AWESOME BRAWLING! You want PLOT? LOOK ELSEWHERE, CHUM. You want a KNOCK-DOWN, DRAG-OUT WHUPPIN'? WE GOT YOU COVERED!
Above Q & A from the actual issue.
Writer: Jason Aaron & Kathryn Immonen
Artist: Adam Kubert & Stuart Immonen
And were back to Avengers Vs. X-Men!
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Avengers 332, and 333
May. 21st, 2016 05:59 pm
Tags:
- char: black widow/natasha romanova,
- char: captain america/steve rogers,
- char: doctor doom/victor von doom,
- char: hercules/marvel,
- char: human torch/johnny storm,
- char: invisible woman/susan storm,
- char: mr. fantastic/reed richards,
- char: nick fury,
- char: peggy carter,
- char: quasar/wendell vaughn,
- char: quicksilver/pietro maximoff,
- char: sandman/flint marko/william baker,
- char: scarlet witch/wanda maximoff,
- char: spider-man/peter parker,
- char: sub-mariner/namor mckenzie,
- char: the thing/ben grimm,
- char: tigra/greer grant,
- char: usagent/john walker,
- char: vision,
- char: wolverine/logan/james howlett,
- creator: herb trimpe,
- creator: larry hama,
- creator: paul ryan
Ultimatum #5
May. 17th, 2016 03:48 pminformationgeek
Writer: Jeph Loeb
Artist: David Finch
Inker: Danny Miki
Colorist: Steve Firchow
Warning for gore... because of course there is.
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lego_jokerOkay, so... long story short, I, a lifelong DC fan, have spent the last several weeks trying to jump into Marvel. Partly for bragging rights, partly because I'm genuinely curious as to whether Marvel has told stories DC genuinely couldn't. I've tried several jumping-on points so far: the first couple issues of The Avengers, the issues of Daredevil leading up to the legendary Frank Miller run, and a couple of the earlier DC/Marvel crossover GNs. Each of them had their moments, but none were really things I'd willingly go back to.
Then a buddy suggested that maybe I should start where it all began: with Marvel's first family. Of course, he then immediately clarified that he meant a modern take on it - preferably by someone whose name begins with "H" and rhymes with "Rickman" - but by then I'd already went and gotten myself the first ten issues of the Lee/Kirby Fantastic Four. Having read through about six of them, I remain tentatively interested in seeing where the King and his faithfulself-promoter sidekick is going with all this.
Wait, this was supposed to be a short story, wasn't it? Shit. Basically, I'm looking for suggestions - any suggestions - as to which parts of the MU I should try out next. In the meantime, have this activity I shamelessly ripped off film critic and all-around hilarious Internet reviewer Tim Callahan, in which I determine which page in each of the first four FF issues best sums up what I love about the issue as a whole.
( Warning: opinions under cut may be more noob than they appear )
Then a buddy suggested that maybe I should start where it all began: with Marvel's first family. Of course, he then immediately clarified that he meant a modern take on it - preferably by someone whose name begins with "H" and rhymes with "Rickman" - but by then I'd already went and gotten myself the first ten issues of the Lee/Kirby Fantastic Four. Having read through about six of them, I remain tentatively interested in seeing where the King and his faithful
Wait, this was supposed to be a short story, wasn't it? Shit. Basically, I'm looking for suggestions - any suggestions - as to which parts of the MU I should try out next. In the meantime, have this activity I shamelessly ripped off film critic and all-around hilarious Internet reviewer Tim Callahan, in which I determine which page in each of the first four FF issues best sums up what I love about the issue as a whole.
( Warning: opinions under cut may be more noob than they appear )
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