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Heroes! Season Two - introducing MERCS!!
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eyzHiya all!
Today I'd like to introduce you guys Heroes! Season Two. Those are the comic strips I've been doing this past year or so. (finally catched up with my current comics, yay!)
( Roy Harper is no longer Speedy, Deadpool as some walls to break, though Booster and Beetle are pretty much the same... )
Today I'd like to introduce you guys Heroes! Season Two. Those are the comic strips I've been doing this past year or so. (finally catched up with my current comics, yay!)
( Roy Harper is no longer Speedy, Deadpool as some walls to break, though Booster and Beetle are pretty much the same... )
Tags:
- char: blue beetle/dan garrett,
- char: blue beetle/jaime reyes,
- char: blue beetle/ted kord,
- char: booster gold/michael jon carter,
- char: clock king/william tockman,
- char: deadpool/wade wilson,
- char: puck/eugene judd,
- char: speedy/arsenal/roy harper,
- char: t-ray/wade wilson,
- char: taskmaster,
- medium: webcomic,
- title: heroes!
What do you think of Wolverine?
Sep. 30th, 2011 11:30 pmTags:
- char: beast/hank mccoy,
- char: black panther/t'challa,
- char: captain america/steve rogers,
- char: cyclops/scott summers,
- char: deadpool/wade wilson,
- char: dr. strange/stephen strange,
- char: elektra natchios,
- char: fantomex/charlie cluster 7,
- char: gambit/remy lebeau,
- char: hawkeye/ronin/clint barton,
- char: hope summers,
- char: hulk/bruce banner,
- char: iceman/bobby drake,
- char: iron fist/daniel rand,
- char: iron man/tony stark,
- char: jubilee/jubilation lee,
- char: magneto/erik magnus lehnsherr,
- char: professor x/charles xavier,
- char: puck/eugene judd,
- char: rogue/anna marie,
- char: shadowcat/kitty pryde,
- char: son of satan/daimon hellstrom,
- char: spider-woman/jessica drew,
- char: storm/ororo munroe,
- char: sub-mariner/namor mckenzie,
- char: the thing/ben grimm,
- char: thor odinson/donald blake,
- char: white queen/emma frost,
- char: wolverine/logan/james howlett,
- creator: goran sudzuka,
- creator: jason aaron,
- publisher: marvel comics,
- title: wolverine
A very merry Alpha Flight Christmas!
Dec. 24th, 2010 09:56 pmcherrybombSo yeah, tis the season for hokey Christmas specials and horrible comics. Or, at the least, poorly drawn comics. And horrible 90s art. Oh the horrible 90s art. It's not a Christmas classic like the Harley/Ivy Christmas story or the Joker & Tim one and...honestly, the Alpha Flight Christmas issue really shouldn't be a Christmas classic. Still, it's an entertaining read.
( Scans and Christmas spirit under cut! )
( Scans and Christmas spirit under cut! )
suzeneTitle: X-Men/Alpha Flight: The Gift (Marvel, originally 1985, reprinted in squarebound format in 1998, 96 pages)
Creators: Chris Claremont (story) and Paul Smith (art)
Availability: Available in multiple trades: Asgardian Wars (softcover), Asgardian Wars (hardcover), Essential X-Men v. 5
I'll give you one guess...
( Bountiful Scans Beneath the Cut )
Creators: Chris Claremont (story) and Paul Smith (art)
Availability: Available in multiple trades: Asgardian Wars (softcover), Asgardian Wars (hardcover), Essential X-Men v. 5
I'll give you one guess...
( Bountiful Scans Beneath the Cut )
Tags:
- char: aurora/jeanne-marie beaubier,
- char: cyclops/scott summers,
- char: nightcrawler/kurt wagner,
- char: northstar/jean-paul beaubier,
- char: puck/eugene judd,
- char: rogue/anna marie,
- char: sasquatch/walter langkowski,
- char: shaman/michael twoyoungmen,
- char: wolverine/logan/james howlett,
- creator: chris claremont,
- creator: paul smith,
- group: alpha flight,
- group: x-men,
- series: 30 days of scans,
- title: alpha flight,
- title: uncanny x-men
X-Factor #116
Jun. 19th, 2009 02:16 am![[identity profile]](http://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png){kind=small}
suzene.insanejournal.comTitle: X-Factor #116: Homecomings (Marvel Comics, 1995, 23 pages)
Creators: Howard Mackie (writer), Steve Epting (pencils)
Availability: Out of print.
A couple of months back, timemonkey requested scans of non-Austen Northstar and Polaris meeting. So, in keeping with my "I only bought this because it had Northstar in it" posting tendencies, here's a run-in between Alpha Flight and X-Factor. That's right, you lucky people! You're getting some 90's-era Howard Mackie goodness!
For all that I've complained -- and will continue to complain -- that damn near every writer to come along has an exasperating tendency to confuse reminding us that Northstar likes men with actual character development, Northstar is still way better off than Aurora in the characterization department. Whereas Northstar's been given some positive traits over the years, his sister's defining characteristics always reset to her being two flavors of crazy (boy and batshit) and, if someone was feeling really creative, occasionally bitchy or an abuse victim.
Howard Mackie did not buck the trend, but at least he didn't get overly creative.
Aurora and Wild Child show up in the Weapon X series a few years later. He's uglier than before, and she's a crazy bitch. Oh yeah, and in an abusive relationship with Weapon X's director. *sigh*
Creators: Howard Mackie (writer), Steve Epting (pencils)
Availability: Out of print.
A couple of months back, timemonkey requested scans of non-Austen Northstar and Polaris meeting. So, in keeping with my "I only bought this because it had Northstar in it" posting tendencies, here's a run-in between Alpha Flight and X-Factor. That's right, you lucky people! You're getting some 90's-era Howard Mackie goodness!
For all that I've complained -- and will continue to complain -- that damn near every writer to come along has an exasperating tendency to confuse reminding us that Northstar likes men with actual character development, Northstar is still way better off than Aurora in the characterization department. Whereas Northstar's been given some positive traits over the years, his sister's defining characteristics always reset to her being two flavors of crazy (boy and batshit) and, if someone was feeling really creative, occasionally bitchy or an abuse victim.
Howard Mackie did not buck the trend, but at least he didn't get overly creative.
Aurora and Wild Child show up in the Weapon X series a few years later. He's uglier than before, and she's a crazy bitch. Oh yeah, and in an abusive relationship with Weapon X's director. *sigh*
Tags:
Crystar #11
Mar. 19th, 2009 11:29 pmsuzene.insanejournal.comTitle: Crystar, Crystal Warrior #11 (Marvel, 1985, 40 pages)
Story/Art: Jo Duffy/Ricardo Villamonte
Yes, I bought this on purpose. You wind up with stuff like this in your longboxes when you go through that phase of buying ANYTHING that has a favorite character in it.
Crystar. Comic-book tie-in to a toyline that never even rated a cartoon. It's 80's sci-sword and sorcery -- two factions vying for control of a planet. Good guys are crystal, bad guys are magma. It lasted for all of eleven issues. The big guest stars for the final issue? Alpha Flight.
Quality, right? But at least it has one of the sillier dimensional-transport scenes I've ever seen in a book.
11 dial-up unfriendly scans and a few panels beneath the cut.
( Is that a Quebecois in your dimensional pocket, or are you just happy to see me? )
And they all lived happily ever after or something, albeit with the three Alphans still stranded on Crystillium at the end of it all.
So what weird, crack-tastic stuff do you own just because a favorite character of yours has a guest-shot in it?
Story/Art: Jo Duffy/Ricardo Villamonte
Yes, I bought this on purpose. You wind up with stuff like this in your longboxes when you go through that phase of buying ANYTHING that has a favorite character in it.
Crystar. Comic-book tie-in to a toyline that never even rated a cartoon. It's 80's sci-sword and sorcery -- two factions vying for control of a planet. Good guys are crystal, bad guys are magma. It lasted for all of eleven issues. The big guest stars for the final issue? Alpha Flight.
Quality, right? But at least it has one of the sillier dimensional-transport scenes I've ever seen in a book.
11 dial-up unfriendly scans and a few panels beneath the cut.
( Is that a Quebecois in your dimensional pocket, or are you just happy to see me? )
And they all lived happily ever after or something, albeit with the three Alphans still stranded on Crystillium at the end of it all.
So what weird, crack-tastic stuff do you own just because a favorite character of yours has a guest-shot in it?
