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Mar 2021
Sep 2019
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Quick doodle. Sam and Bucky. #sketch #comics #marvel
Jul 2019
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House of X (2019) #1
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- I watched Far From Home while I was… far from home.- great movie, lots of fun, and the stakes are a lot higher than the Vulture just stealing some tech off Tony Stark- basically a story of Peter Parker the high school student trying to juggle his Spider-Man problems with his high school life, which was one of the best eras of comic book Spider-Man- the movie gives us a look at what the world looks like post-Endgame and how weird it is for everyone- if you’ve seen the trailers, you know who the “villain” is and you have certain expectations coming in.
Mar 2019
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Captain Marvel (1989) #1 featuring Monica Rambeau as Captain Marvel. Will we see her with powers in the second Captain Marvel movie?
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Captain Marvel (2016) #1 cover by Kris Anka
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movie was pretty good, no major issues doesnt follow the typical MCU origin story ‘formula’ some weird pacing issues in a few places, but that just might be because of the chosen story direction lots of little call-outs and tie-ins to the other MCU movies (although I feel like they could have done a bit more in some spots) I am not a cat person. But if you are a cat person, you might like this: there is a cat.
Feb 2019
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It’s Spider-Man week on ireadcomicbooks! To cap off the week, here’s Amazing Spider-Man #583 guest starring Barack Obama.
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It’s Spider-Man week on ireadcomicbooks! During the DC/Marvel Amalgam crossover, Spider-Man got crossed over with… Superboy? I always felt like Spider-Man got a poor deal here given how popular he was, he should have at least gotten an adult to cross over with! At least he retained the hyphen! Cover by Mike Wieringo
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It’s Spider-Man week on ireadcomicbooks! Spider-Man was the only Marvel superhero to guest star in the Transformers comic series by Marvel which ran from 1984-1981. Here he is duking it out with Megatron in the cover to Transformers #3 by Frank Springer
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It’s Spider-Man week on ireadcomicbooks! Here’s Marvel Zombies #1 Amazing Fantasy tribute cover by Arthur Suydam
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It’s Spider-Man week on ireadcomicbooks! Here’s the famous Amazing Spider-Man #300 cover by the amazing Todd McFarlane!
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It’s Spider-Man week on ireadcomicbooks! Here’s the cover for Secret Wars #8 by Mike Zeck, where Spider-Man first acquired the Symbiote costume. (The actual first published appearance of the costume was in Amazing Spider-Man #252)
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It’s Spider-Man week on ireadcomicsbooks! Here’s the cover to Amazing Spider-Man #660 by Stefano Caselli and Lorenzo de Felici, featuring the Future Foundation costume!
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Uncanny X-Men #136 (1980) and Crisis on Infinite Earths #7 (1985). I only now realized how similar these covers were
Jan 2019
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Uncanny X-Force #1 cover by Esad Ribic
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Captain America (2018) #1 cover by Alex Ross
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Immortal Hulk #1 cover by Alex Ross
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Punisher (2018) #1 cover by Greg Smallwood
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Fantastic Four (2018) #1 cover by Esad Ribic
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Champions (2019) #1
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West Coast Avengers (2018) #1 cover by Stefano Caselli and Nolan Woodard
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X-Factor #92 cover by Joe Quesada. This is one of my favorite covers of all time (despite the hologram), but I can no longer find my physical copy of it, not sure if I sold it off before. More annoying is that the Marvel Unlimited version of this issue does not include the wraparound cover! The above image is sourced from http://marvel.wikia.com/wiki/X-Factor_Vol_1_92
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X-Men Alpha, cover by Joe Madureira and Tim Townsend
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Uncanny X-men #316 cover by Joe Madureira
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Spider-Men #1 cover by Jim Cheung
Dec 2018
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Thor (2018) #8 by Jason Aaron and Mike del Mundo. Thori is great lol
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Old Man Hawkeye #1 cover by Marco Chechetto
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Merry X-Men Holiday Special (2018) cover by David Nakayama
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Spider-man (2016) #21
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The Mighty Thor #21 cover by Russell Dauterman and Matthew Wilson
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Fool! Doctor Doom does as he pleases! Spidey Super Stories Vol 1 #53
(July, 1981)
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Into the Spider-Verse spoiler-free review
- this is a great animated comic book movie, it makes me happy
- I may have been a bit overhyped by the early reviews, but it was very entertaining, funny and had brilliant presentation, melding the medium of movies with comic books in a way that has never been seen before
- again, the presentation is fantastic, the animation is great and intentional and the funky alternate universe stuff is represented well
- IDK if I would call it the best comic book movie of all time, or even the best Spider-Man movie of all time, but definitely one of the best animated movies of all time, for a comic book fan (highly specific lol)
- in fact, much respect to the writers who dared to bring this story to life. imagine the challenge of pitching a story idea to Sony about not just one new Spider-man, but several alternate universe versions of them. It’s not exactly comparable to a Disney movie plot after all, but they pulled it off
- between this movie and the PS4 game, I’m happy that Miles is making further inroads into the cultural zeitgeist
- Miles appearance here reminds me of Hey Arnold’s black friend lol
- maybe I would have appreciated the movie a bit more if I was into hip-hop or such
- comic book fans will be happy to know that this movie does not follow the actual Spider-Verse comic book arc along with its convoluted background of the inheritors. The plot and the opposition are much more straightforward
- Will Mama like it? Well …like all animated movies, with enough viewings at home by my nieces/nephews, maybe.
- This movie has the best post-credits scene of all time
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Repost from zdarsky:
Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #310 - “Finale” (2018)
written by Chip Zdarsky
art by Chip Zdarsky
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Hawkeye (2012) #1 cover by David Aja
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Immortal Iron Fist #8 by Fraction, Brubaker and Aja
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Spider-Verse (2014) #1 cover by Antonio Fabela
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Avengers: The Children’s Crusade #1 cover by Jim Cheung
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Superior Spider-man #1 cover by Ryan Stegman
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I was disappointed when Age of Ultron did not have this line. Avengers vol. 3 #22
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Young Avengers #12, art by Jim Cheung
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The X-Traitor mystery was introduced in Uncanny X-Men #287 (1992) and was left unresolved until Onslaught: X-Men and Uncanny X-Men #335 (1996)
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Repost from zeddfrost:
Guardians of the Galaxy #1 variant cover by Gerald Parel *
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House of M #6 by Olivier Coipel
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Silver Surfer: Parable by Stan Lee and Moebius
Nov 2018
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Repost from brianmichaelbendis:
New Avengers by Leinil Francis Yu
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Young Avengers #12 Kate Bishop takes the mantle of Hawkeye
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Cosmic Ghost Rider #1 cover art by Antonio Fabella
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Otto learns what it means to be Spider-man. Amazing Spider-man #700 by Dan Slott and Humberto Ramos
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