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X-Corp #3: The Madrox Workflow
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"I -only- love the X-Trash teams! I'll take old X-Factor. Madrox, Layla, Ric, Star, Siryn, Strong Guy. Monet is my Queen." - Tini Howard
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superboyprime"I -only- love the X-Trash teams! I'll take old X-Factor. Madrox, Layla, Ric, Star, Siryn, Strong Guy. Monet is my Queen." - Tini Howard
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Love and racism with the Inhumans
Sep. 27th, 2015 07:25 pmflint_marko
This is a little bit of a follow-up to my last post.
How are the Alpha Primitives treated in Attilan now that they're no longer slaves, and what happens when one falls in love with the Inhuman Gorgon's daughter?
( 'Inhumane.' )
Tags:
- char: black bolt/blackagar boltagon,
- char: crystal/crystalia amaquelin,
- char: franklin richards,
- char: gorgon,
- char: invisible woman/susan storm,
- char: medusa/medusalith amaquelin,
- char: mr. fantastic/reed richards,
- creator: clay mann,
- creator: roberto aguirre-sacasa,
- creator: valentine delandro,
- group: inhumans,
- title: fantastic four
Here's two villains of a kind.
May. 10th, 2015 09:35 amthanekosOne of them's the Rose.
The other's the Crime-Master.
Both of them're gonzo masterminds, legacies whose predecessors were gangsters that fought Spider-Man. The Rose menaced Michael Morbius in Joe Keatinge and Richard Elson's take on the Living Vampire, in the same way as the Crime-Master did Flash Thompson in Rick Remender and Tony Moore's Venom.
The threats they presented were different from those of the ones whose names they'd taken.
(Two warnings- first, there's close to forty images under this cut.
Second, there's some violence.)
( Theirs were grander in scope and scale. )
The other's the Crime-Master.
Both of them're gonzo masterminds, legacies whose predecessors were gangsters that fought Spider-Man. The Rose menaced Michael Morbius in Joe Keatinge and Richard Elson's take on the Living Vampire, in the same way as the Crime-Master did Flash Thompson in Rick Remender and Tony Moore's Venom.
The threats they presented were different from those of the ones whose names they'd taken.
(Two warnings- first, there's close to forty images under this cut.
Second, there's some violence.)
( Theirs were grander in scope and scale. )
Bitch Planet #2
Jan. 29th, 2015 06:28 pmhistory79
"And I was thinking a lot about the white default -- this notion we seem to have that everyone is white unless you specify otherwise. I decided I wanted to reverse that. I asked Val to do a thing in the script where unless I specify someone is white, they're not." - Kelly Sue DeConnick
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Superhero Sex and the City
Nov. 1st, 2010 06:33 pmstubbleupdate
Since this post raised the question, I dug back into the archives to see Emma Frost and Sue Storm going out on the lash.It's from Marvel Knights 4: Impossible Things Happen Every Day, by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and assorted artists. This is from issue #21, with art by Valentine DeLandro.
It's Sue and Reed's anniversary, but Reed's gone off to Washington for a conference, so Sue wakes up on her own.
After beating up the Mole Man, Sue takes Val out to Franklin's association soccer match (and RAS gets in a Mary-Jane Watson dig) when Alicia phones to ask Sue for a girl's night out.
Carnage does not actually follow
( Here come the girls )
And, in the theme of kick-arse women from the last decade, Wu Ao-Shi, the Pirate Queen of Pinghai Bay will fuck you up bad
