Comics, Everybody! on Carol Danvers

[salinea]

http://www.comicsalliance.com/2012/08/16/comics-everybody-the-history-of-captain-marvel/

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Smallville Season 11 #13:Batman And Nightwing

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Two Scans from Astonishing X-Men #53

[shadowpsykie]

( Heh who knew Gambit was a nerd :D )

Previews: Avengers Vs. X-Men #11 (Unlettered), UXM #17

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( one page from AvX #11 )

There's one more at the source.

( one page from UXM #17 )

Three more at the source.

More Worsted For Wear

[shadowpsykie]

Heh Okay so i kinda love this comic, and I am up to date now, so figured i'd post a bit more of Worstedforwear.com

( Tom Baker Scarf )

A history of the Phoenix in her own words

[salinea]

Been reading through old X-Men related comics for a while now, and I've just reached this point in Excalibur that provides an interesting counter point to, shall we say, current event:

( 7 pages from Excalibur #52 )

The Walking Dead #101

[cyberghostface]

( Things get tense )

AVX VS #5 preview

[flint_marko]

( So beautiful... )

O Human Star (by Blue)

[blackruzsa]

And here's a comic that's been delighting me with its lovely art style, its sweet characters, and its fast updates:

Alastair Sterling was the inventor who sparked the robot revolution. And because of his sudden death, he didn’t see any of it.

But then he wakes up, 16 years after his death, in a synthetic body identical to his old one.

And when he goes to find his old research partner, Brendan, he finds a teenage-girl-synthetic-human who looks a LOT like him.

Incidentally, this wasn't one of the comics I found on my little LGBT webcomic run, but that didn't stop it from being one of the really good ones.

Deals with LGBT themes, including a transgender character and... well, you'll see.

( But you loved me... and I dared to love you too. Perhaps what I mean to say... is that it's amazing that your love was mine.  )