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May. 27th, 2009
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dorksidefiker.insanejournal.comAnother little rant about the tags: I hate how, if you add something from the list after you type in a bunch of tags, all the tags you typed in disappear. A lot.
- char: anole/victor borkowski,
- char: dust/sooraya qadir,
- char: hellion/julian keller,
- char: klara prast,
- char: loa/alani ryan,
- char: match/ben hammil,
- char: mercury/cessily kincaid,
- char: pixie/megan gwynn,
- char: rockslide/santo vaccarro,
- char: surge/noriko ashida,
- char: victor mancha,
- creator: chris yost,
- creator: sara pichelli,
- group: runaways,
- group: x-men,
- publisher: marvel comics,
- title: runaways
Legends of the Bat-Mite
May. 27th, 2009 11:14 ambenicio127.insanejournal.comI *died* when I saw this clip.
This will be airing Friday on Batman: The Brave and the Bold
seriousfic.insanejournal.comIn this case, Cameron Hodge, the team's PR man, turned out to be a member of The Right (unfortunately, this was before Peter David's run on the title, so Hodge was never protected by the Right Guard, yuk yuk), an anti-mutant organization he created. Really, who starts an anti-mutant organization when there are already forty billion out there? On LJ, you'd get yelled at for creating a fourth Wolverine/Rogue comm.
Hodge betrayed the team and went all supervillain on them, driving Angel to pretend-suicide, kidnapping mutants for experiments, and finally kidnapping Angel's girlfriend Candy Southern, who despite the name is neither a stripper or a gay porn star.
colonel_green.insanejournal.comThe epic (seriously, this cumulative package was like 140 images) reposting of "The Death of Captain America" concludes. See how it all shook down.
Images taken from Captain America #39-42.
- char: arnim zola,
- char: black widow/natasha romanova,
- char: captain america/william burnside,
- char: dr. faustus/johann fennhoff,
- char: falcon/sam wilson,
- char: red skull/johann schmidt,
- char: sharon carter,
- char: sin/synthia schmidt,
- char: winter soldier/james bucky barnes,
- creator: ed brubaker,
- creator: roberto de la torre,
- creator: steve epting,
- publisher: marvel comics,
- series: when stevie was dead,
- title: captain america
J. Jonah Jameson - He's like an onion
May. 27th, 2009 10:18 pmangelophile.insanejournal.com
One of the things that aggravates me about Spider-man's "new direction" is that in addition to attempting to take Peter's character back several years (and thus making him a loser, basement dwelling man-child) they've also been rewinding the clock on several members of his supporting cast.
Take, for example, J. Jonah Jameson, who's been returned to his Spidey-hating roots and now that seems to be the entirety of his character again. A damn shape after several years where Triple-J was shown, not to be just a great newspaperman but sometimes, a great man as well. Okay, still a cigar chomping a-hole, but not exclusively so. Take, for example, his cameos in Uncanny X-men #337-#346, where he proves himself to be the kind of guy I could buy the people of New York voting for.
