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As requested, here's Hudlin's Black Panther annual. I'm posting eleven pages out of a thirty-four page issue.
( Images behind the cut. )
flint_markoAs requested, here's Hudlin's Black Panther annual. I'm posting eleven pages out of a thirty-four page issue.
( Images behind the cut. )
DoomWar #3 preview
Apr. 17th, 2010 01:05 pmsherkahnThe ComicBookResources has the preview for #3. One page from the preview from (and more) behind the cut. Spoilers to #2 issue, as well.
( The perfect nature of Doom )
( The perfect nature of Doom )
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The Real Power Of Comics
Mar. 6th, 2010 10:03 amneo_prodigyI thought this would be fun post to do and another opportunity for everyone to participate.
So last week my best friend and I were at a local comic book store and I spotted Adam Hughes's poster The Real Power Of The DC Universe:
This has always been one of my pieces because it showcases and celebrates arguably the most dominant female characters (and some of the most dominant characters period), and not to mention some of my all-time favorite characters in comics. What I always find interesting about that picture is that some of the characters showcased, I wouldn't have initially thought of as a major player in the DC Universe but when I pondered further, I realized that an argument could be made on the impact they've made on comics and even comic-related media (movies, cartoons, etc.).
This of course got me thinking about Marvel. If I had to choose 11 heroines, anti-heroines who have made the biggest splash and are the premiere power of the 616, who would they be?
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So last week my best friend and I were at a local comic book store and I spotted Adam Hughes's poster The Real Power Of The DC Universe:
This has always been one of my pieces because it showcases and celebrates arguably the most dominant female characters (and some of the most dominant characters period), and not to mention some of my all-time favorite characters in comics. What I always find interesting about that picture is that some of the characters showcased, I wouldn't have initially thought of as a major player in the DC Universe but when I pondered further, I realized that an argument could be made on the impact they've made on comics and even comic-related media (movies, cartoons, etc.).
This of course got me thinking about Marvel. If I had to choose 11 heroines, anti-heroines who have made the biggest splash and are the premiere power of the 616, who would they be?
( Read more... )
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- char: batgirl/oracle/barbara gordon,
- char: batwoman/kate kane,
- char: black canary/dinah lance,
- char: black cat/felicia hardy,
- char: black panther/shuri,
- char: black widow/natasha romanova,
- char: catwoman/selina kyle,
- char: colleen wing,
- char: elektra natchios,
- char: harley quinn/harleen quinzel,
- char: invisible woman/susan storm,
- char: misty knight,
- char: mystique/raven darkholme,
- char: photon/monica rambeau,
- char: poison ivy/pamela isley,
- char: power girl/kara zor-l/karen starr,
- char: scarlet witch/wanda maximoff,
- char: she hulk/jennifer walters,
- char: spider-woman/jessica drew,
- char: storm/ororo munroe,
- char: supergirl/kara zor-el,
- char: vixen/mari jiwe mccabe,
- char: white queen/emma frost,
- char: wonder woman/diana of themyscira,
- char: x-23/laura kinney,
- char: zatanna zatara
Preview for Black Panther #11
Dec. 11th, 2009 11:21 amsherkahnShuri goes to settle personal scores for the attack on T'Challa. She seems to be doing well. Let's see how she handles Namor. IGN has the preview of #11.
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