Deadpool Bi-Annual (and a bit of Loki #7)

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I didn't want to start a completely new post for this image, the final page of Loki: Agent of Asgard #7, but I had to share it because it features three of Marvel's best villainous entrance-makers. Afterwards, it's Deadpool vs. Brute Force in the recent Bi-Annual



\. ( Conversely, all the downtown ladies call him Treetop Lover )

( Conversely, all the downtown ladies call him Treetop Lover )

( Conversely, all the downtown ladies call him Treetop Lover )

Date Night with Elektra and Punisher

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Elektra #8

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About Death and Dying in Comics

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Magneto #12

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Box Office Poison: Landlady from Hell

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Apartment renting. If you're lucky, you get to rent from a reasonable owner and share a building with people and animals who are halfway civilized. If you're not so lucky...you might just be New Yorkers Jane and Stephen from Alex Robinson's graphic novel Box Office Poison (Antarctic Press, 1996-2000; collected ed. Top Shelf, 2002). One page from Issue 4 (Mar 1997); eight pages from Issue 8 (Feb 1998).

Trigger warning for misogynistic slurs.

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The Phantom: Ladies' Man

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New Avengers #37: "Archangel"

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"I think it's okay for the Marvel Universe to have a functional family. I'm doubly okay with me writing that, and even more okay with it being the Fantastic Four." - Jonathan Hickman

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