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[personal profile] icon_uk2020-07-04 08:27 pm

Happy Treason Day.... I mean "American Independence Day!"

I wasn't sure what to post for the 4th of July, as a Brit it might seem slightly counterintuitive to promote our former colonies treasonous behaviour, but I suspect that ship has long since sailed... Well, okay, it sailed 244 years ago.

Luckily Marvel provided something via their youtube channel,

Captain America's Top Ten Costumes )

And because I'm me, it seemed to be a moment to celebrate a few classic Captain America covers, featuringthe second most imperilled sidekick in comics

Anything the kid in the pixie boots can do... )
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[personal profile] iamrman2020-06-13 01:49 pm

New Mutants D&D

Here are some profile pictures of a few NPCs from the New Mutants/Dungeons and Dragons story devised by myself and my dear friend [deviantart.com profile] cesar-hernandez

Can you guess who the characters are inspired by?

Read more... )

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Eight Scans of Solstice: Favorite Retcon: Bucky Barnes is the Winter Soldier



It's a well known fact that Stan Lee hated kid sidekicks, so when he brought back Captain America in Avengers #4, he took the opportunity to kill off Bucky, Cap's kid sidekick, via exploding plane. This was such a well known death -- and such a big motivator for Cap -- that there used to be a saying in fandom: "The only people who truly stay dead are Jason Todd, Bucky Barnes, and Uncle Ben." C'est la vie.

And that's how it was, right up until Ed Brubaker took over writing Captain America in 2005 and decided to bring Bucky Barnes back. But not as a kid sidekick -- instead, as a brainwashed assassin. Brubaker even used an entire issue -- Captain America vol 5 #11 -- to expand and explore the retcon.

Say hello to the Winter Soldier.

Read more... )

Captain America and Bucky 620: When they met

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So here's how Steve Rogers met James "Bucky" Barnes. And nothing about Bucky accidentally finding out Steve was Captain America and becoming his sidekick right then and there.

Written by by Ed Brubaker. Art by Chris Samnee. Cover by Ed McGuinness.

I knew who he was. )
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[personal profile] icon_uk2018-06-07 07:35 pm

Fanart Thursday ! It's Commission Time!

It's been a long while since I posted any of my ever growing art collection, partly because I've been slowing it down a little, and partly because I've never made the time

So let's do something about that )
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So Bucky and Hawkeye's quest came to an end...(spoilers)

Tales of Suspense has so much subtext between Clint and Bucky and...I lowkey ship it. (I hate Jeremy Renner so screw that)

Anyway they're on a quest to find Natasha...the first Black Widow.
Tales of Suspense 101-102 )

Old Man Logan




"You know, I’ve always loved the Old Man Logan story. That’s a beauty. Maybe in 20 years time I’ll just pop up and do that one." - Hugh Jackman, 2014

As you may or may not have heard, the upcoming 'Logan' film is loosely inspired by the storyline 'Old Man Logan', a comic that Hugh Jackman had been hoping to adapt for years. Everything indicates that the similarities will likely be thematic for obvious reasons (99% of the major characters couldn't appear in a Fox film) but if you wanted to see the launching pad for the film here it is.

Warning: This is pretty gory.

Scans under the cut... )