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Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD (1989) #7
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iamrmanA baddie by the name of Leviathan is trying to steal a brand-new hi-tech stealth plane. Nick Fury might have something to say about that.
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Daredevil #307
May. 3rd, 2023 07:21 pmiamrmanAssorted underworld types have descended upon Las Vegas to divide up the former Kingpin’s crime empire. The local mobsters want their cut, so employ Foggy Nelson to negotiate for them. Seemingly forgetting that he no longer works for the Kingpin. Of course, Matt gets dragged along as well. However, Daredevil isn't the only hero-type in attendance.
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starwolf_oakleyD.G. Chicester's DAREDEVIL run had some great stuff like LAST RITES. But he also had things like FALL FROM GRACE and TREE OF KNOWLEDGE. It was part of the "Matt fakes his death and uses the alias Jack Batlin" era fans like to ignore, even though that led to Foggy finding out The Secret. KNOWLEDGE also had characters getting very paranoid about the internet. The Scott McDaniel art is good, though.
( Tom Selleck reference after the cut! )
( Tom Selleck reference after the cut! )
starwolf_oakleyThis week, I was wondering what comic book characters are from Boston, Massachusetts. Emma Frost is from Boston, though she talks pseudo-British. Cloak of Cloak and Dagger is from Boston. To my surprise, Dane Whitman, the Black Knight is from Gloucester, Mass.
But instead of a post with those characters, here's post about Kathy Malper, a female Daredevil supporting character who (somehow) was never romantically involved with Matt Murdock..
( The Dragon Lady )
But instead of a post with those characters, here's post about Kathy Malper, a female Daredevil supporting character who (somehow) was never romantically involved with Matt Murdock..
( The Dragon Lady )
icon_ukThe following post is not for the squeamish, it's not gory visually, but there are certain concepts which, whilst not requiring a trigger warning (I don't think) deal with some of the less pleasant aspects of human behaviour.
Clive Barker's Hellraiser series has a lot of appeal to me, not the kinky aspects of it, that's usually way beyond my comfort zone (but that's what horror should be about of course), but because of the simplicity and complexity of it's "hook" (no pun intended), LeMarchand's Box, the Rubik's Cube from Hell itself.... The Lament Configuration.
As any good Hellraiser fan knows, the Lament Configuration appears to be a small, beautifully intricate puzzle box, an almost irresistible toy to play with, to try and solve, it's all but challenging you to open it to see what's inside....
( But this box makes Pandora's Box look like a lunchbox )
Clive Barker's Hellraiser series has a lot of appeal to me, not the kinky aspects of it, that's usually way beyond my comfort zone (but that's what horror should be about of course), but because of the simplicity and complexity of it's "hook" (no pun intended), LeMarchand's Box, the Rubik's Cube from Hell itself.... The Lament Configuration.
As any good Hellraiser fan knows, the Lament Configuration appears to be a small, beautifully intricate puzzle box, an almost irresistible toy to play with, to try and solve, it's all but challenging you to open it to see what's inside....
( But this box makes Pandora's Box look like a lunchbox )
