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        Don’t think about it.: can p
 2.25, Indexes 1-9 (in case
 Fava his Own
 they aver do that was worth
 remembering? I mean,
 Doctor Doom is okay, but,
 ke, he's no Spinerette, eh?)
 3000.00
 1-3, 18.00, 4-6, 19.00 (does
 anybody really care? I mean
 these are just warmed over
 Kull stories, nght? Or is it
 Kull who's warmed over
 Conan? I can never
 remember.) 100-103, 10.00,
 104-106, 11.00, 107-109,
 12.00, 110-125, 13.00
 100-103, 10.00, 104-106,
 11.00, 107-109, 12.00,
 110-125 13 00 100-103
 realy Sne
 pleats nightin
 there the
 book
 That's what Fm askin' you
 ELEKTRA ASSASSIN
 1-4, lots and lots of money
 ELFQUEST
 you haven't memorized
 everything yet), 1.25, set 1-9,
 10.00, Chronicles (1982)
 1.50
 AVENGERS
 1, forget it! Even if I had one I
 wouldn't sell it to you. 2. Are
 you kidding? After the lame
 offers you made for the old
 Spider-Man stuff? 3, no way,
 Jose. 4, And you can forget
 this one altogether! (Captain
 Amenica) 5. m goin' straight
 to the recent stuff again. 140, WHAT...2 HOW...5
 150, 2.50, 151, 153, 154,
 8.00 (no reason) 200-202, 6,
 manbe 7 upks a piece. 203,
 Man 100-1
 104-106
 1-present, 1,00.00-se9, the ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS: This sd expirem
 12.00 110
 (1) All orders must be mailed in, temized
 Derek and/or Kate Smth in the nude We w
 ont have to This is cur ad so we play by ur e
 wolves died, and Richard
 and Wendy got evicted and
 we need to raise money for
 (2) Minimum mail order s $1000 00 Why sho
 them. In fact, don't even buy the sport or something? You thirk we lke comic
 the comics, just call
 paying for them, we're out ot here
 1-800-ELF-HELP and plecge (3) You must have a street address as wete
 iocal comic acednact Youm
 DON'T ASK
 QUESTIONS!
 WE'RE HEAVILY
 INTO THE ZEN
 SH-SHE-HULK!
 IT ONLY
 WORKS IFPOD o
 YOU DON'T a FOLLOW ME, anG
 NOW
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 CON WHERE
 CHA S THIS
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 this ge
 Comprend
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 !Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
 to kno ALL OF
 THINK
 ABOUT IT!Foreign ak Ou
 that Canadiaihro
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 BOOKS
 A Your non
 y and youd ge
 at the Mint get a Spi
 99211 213, 215,
 oing to stop
 HERE for every last
 FTCKen I'm gonna start
 jacking up the prices on
 every book that has the High
 Evolutionary in it! In fact, I'm
 gonna jack up the prices on
 books that even use the
 "evolution!" 100-103, 1
 104-106, 11.00, 107-
 that stuff? Somebo
 pay for it!
 10.00, 104-10 11.00
 110-125
 10.00
 07-109.
 3.00
 104-106,
 S.12.00,
 $00 100-103.
 107
 Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
 Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
 a! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha
 al Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
 You Want this?
 ewhole set, 18.00
 15
 12.00, 110-125, 13
 Y0-125
 T09
 3.00 100-103-10.00.
 04-106, 11.00, 107-109
 00, 110-125, 13.00
 03, 10.00, 104-106
 107-109, 12.00,
 5, 13.00 100-103,
 104-106, 11.00,
 109, 12.00, 110-125
 .00 100-103, 10.00
 04-106, 11.00: 107-109
 00, 110-125, 13.00 (
 100-103, 10.00, 10
 11.00, 107-109, 17
 110-125, 13.00
 10.00, 104-106
 107-109, 12.00
 EVIL
 re they still printing
 e? I thought they
 celled it after Miller left. I
 Ner cared for it much
 nyway. Expect for the
 hiddle period.. You know?
 When he was fighting, like,
 aliens and stuff? Now that
 was comics! 100-103, 10.00,
 125.
 00
 07-109,
 T125, 13.00
 03, 10.00, 104-106.
 1.00, 107-109, 12.00,
 110-125, 13.0O 100-103.
 13.001
 104
 TU125, 13.00 (yeah, I know
 the price is supposed to go
 24
Don’t think about it.
        

            
            

                
                
                    Don’t think about it.: can p
 2.25, Indexes 1-9 (in case
 Fava his Own
 they aver do that was worth
 remembering? I mean,
 Doctor Doom is okay, but,
 ke, he's no Spinerette, eh?)
 3000.00
 1-3, 18.00, 4-6, 19.00 (does
 anybody really care? I mean
 these are just warmed over
 Kull stories, nght? Or is it
 Kull who's warmed over
 Conan? I can never
 remember.) 100-103, 10.00,
 104-106, 11.00, 107-109,
 12.00, 110-125, 13.00
 100-103, 10.00, 104-106,
 11.00, 107-109, 12.00,
 110-125 13 00 100-103
 realy Sne
 pleats nightin
 there the
 book
 That's what Fm askin' you
 ELEKTRA ASSASSIN
 1-4, lots and lots of money
 ELFQUEST
 you haven't memorized
 everything yet), 1.25, set 1-9,
 10.00, Chronicles (1982)
 1.50
 AVENGERS
 1, forget it! Even if I had one I
 wouldn't sell it to you. 2. Are
 you kidding? After the lame
 offers you made for the old
 Spider-Man stuff? 3, no way,
 Jose. 4, And you can forget
 this one altogether! (Captain
 Amenica) 5. m goin' straight
 to the recent stuff again. 140, WHAT...2 HOW...5
 150, 2.50, 151, 153, 154,
 8.00 (no reason) 200-202, 6,
 manbe 7 upks a piece. 203,
 Man 100-1
 104-106
 1-present, 1,00.00-se9, the ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS: This sd expirem
 12.00 110
 (1) All orders must be mailed in, temized
 Derek and/or Kate Smth in the nude We w
 ont have to This is cur ad so we play by ur e
 wolves died, and Richard
 and Wendy got evicted and
 we need to raise money for
 (2) Minimum mail order s $1000 00 Why sho
 them. In fact, don't even buy the sport or something? You thirk we lke comic
 the comics, just call
 paying for them, we're out ot here
 1-800-ELF-HELP and plecge (3) You must have a street address as wete
 iocal comic acednact Youm
 DON'T ASK
 QUESTIONS!
 WE'RE HEAVILY
 INTO THE ZEN
 SH-SHE-HULK!
 IT ONLY
 WORKS IFPOD o
 YOU DON'T a FOLLOW ME, anG
 NOW
 sAndm
 CON WHERE
 CHA S THIS
 1-6
 this ge
 Comprend
 RYSTA
 ! A ha! Hal Ha! Ha! Ha!
 !Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
 to kno ALL OF
 THINK
 ABOUT IT!Foreign ak Ou
 that Canadiaihro
 PLACE 2/You wa F COMIC
 BOOKS
 A Your non
 y and youd ge
 at the Mint get a Spi
 99211 213, 215,
 oing to stop
 HERE for every last
 FTCKen I'm gonna start
 jacking up the prices on
 every book that has the High
 Evolutionary in it! In fact, I'm
 gonna jack up the prices on
 books that even use the
 "evolution!" 100-103, 1
 104-106, 11.00, 107-
 that stuff? Somebo
 pay for it!
 10.00, 104-10 11.00
 110-125
 10.00
 07-109.
 3.00
 104-106,
 S.12.00,
 $00 100-103.
 107
 Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
 Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
 a! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha
 al Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
 You Want this?
 ewhole set, 18.00
 15
 12.00, 110-125, 13
 Y0-125
 T09
 3.00 100-103-10.00.
 04-106, 11.00, 107-109
 00, 110-125, 13.00
 03, 10.00, 104-106
 107-109, 12.00,
 5, 13.00 100-103,
 104-106, 11.00,
 109, 12.00, 110-125
 .00 100-103, 10.00
 04-106, 11.00: 107-109
 00, 110-125, 13.00 (
 100-103, 10.00, 10
 11.00, 107-109, 17
 110-125, 13.00
 10.00, 104-106
 107-109, 12.00
 EVIL
 re they still printing
 e? I thought they
 celled it after Miller left. I
 Ner cared for it much
 nyway. Expect for the
 hiddle period.. You know?
 When he was fighting, like,
 aliens and stuff? Now that
 was comics! 100-103, 10.00,
 125.
 00
 07-109,
 T125, 13.00
 03, 10.00, 104-106.
 1.00, 107-109, 12.00,
 110-125, 13.0O 100-103.
 13.001
 104
 TU125, 13.00 (yeah, I know
 the price is supposed to go
 24
Don’t think about it.
                    
                
            

            
                
                
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        saw this fact and I had to post it. Every year at some point I’ll read about “Superhero fatigue”. I believe the great Spielberg even said the superhero-comic book genre would go “the way of the western”. With the greatest respect to a great filmmaker, he was missing one key point. Comic books are as varied as any other books. So to say, people will get tired of comic book movies, would be like saying people would get tired of movies based on books. It will never happen. They’re here to stay. Rant over. ••• Turn on notifications + Follow: 🍿 - @MovieFacts 🤓 - @GeekFacts 🤔 - @GeekQuote: GEEK
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 box office were superhero movies. source: BoxOfficeMojo
saw this fact and I had to post it. Every year at some point I’ll read about “Superhero fatigue”. I believe the great Spielberg even said the superhero-comic book genre would go “the way of the western”. With the greatest respect to a great filmmaker, he was missing one key point. Comic books are as varied as any other books. So to say, people will get tired of comic book movies, would be like saying people would get tired of movies based on books. It will never happen. They’re here to stay. Rant over. ••• Turn on notifications + Follow: 🍿 - @MovieFacts 🤓 - @GeekFacts 🤔 - @GeekQuote
        

            
            

                
                
                    saw this fact and I had to post it. Every year at some point I’ll read about “Superhero fatigue”. I believe the great Spielberg even said the superhero-comic book genre would go “the way of the western”. With the greatest respect to a great filmmaker, he was missing one key point. Comic books are as varied as any other books. So to say, people will get tired of comic book movies, would be like saying people would get tired of movies based on books. It will never happen. They’re here to stay. Rant over. ••• Turn on notifications + Follow: 🍿 - @MovieFacts 🤓 - @GeekFacts 🤔 - @GeekQuote: GEEK
 FACT
 7 of the top 11 movies at the 2018 US domestic
 box office were superhero movies. source: BoxOfficeMojo
saw this fact and I had to post it. Every year at some point I’ll read about “Superhero fatigue”. I believe the great Spielberg even said the superhero-comic book genre would go “the way of the western”. With the greatest respect to a great filmmaker, he was missing one key point. Comic books are as varied as any other books. So to say, people will get tired of comic book movies, would be like saying people would get tired of movies based on books. It will never happen. They’re here to stay. Rant over. ••• Turn on notifications + Follow: 🍿 - @MovieFacts 🤓 - @GeekFacts 🤔 - @GeekQuote
                    
                
            

            
                
                
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        siryouarebeingmocked:

darkado:

mornington-the-crescent:

mightyoctopus:

siryouarebeingmocked:

cisnowflake:

anti-capitalistlesbianwitch:




100 Women: The artist redrawing ‘sexist’ comic book covers



An artist in India is challenging sexist drawings of women in comic books by parodying them using male heroes in poses typically associated with women.
She-Hulk has superhuman strength and speed and is one of the most formidable hand-to-hand combatants in the Marvel world.
Like Hulk, not only does she have physical power, she’s also completely green.
Yet, on a 1991 comic book cover, she is shown in a seductive pose, wearing a G-string bikini, with her curves sharply accentuated.
Indian artist Shreya Arora was shocked when she saw the image.
“For Hulk, the visual representation focuses on his strength. For She-Hulk, all we see is an emphasis on sexuality,” says Arora, who grew up reading comic books.
The 21-year-old graphic designer decided she wanted to flip the narrative.



Why is depicting women as sexy considered sexist? 

The irony, of course, is that there already was a Spider-Man cover like that second one.
Also, this is literally judging a book by its cover. Heck, you’re even ignoring the 

self-aware speech bubble. The book actually starts with She-Hulk on a beach, so the cover is actually appropriate to the contents. And can I just-

LOOK AT SPIDEY’S CROTCH. LOOK AT IT. LOOK AT IT.
Yes, clearly we needed a view of Tony’s skintight bodysuit.
This is doing the same thing as the Hawkeye Initiative. It’s not clever or original.

There are blogs I’d expect to caption a Spiderman picture with “LOOK AT SPIDEY’S CROTCH. LOOK AT IT. LOOK AT IT.” and then there is this blog. Guess I was wrong.

The artist also completely failed to get the joke: 
August, 1991, Demi Moore appears on the cover of “Vanity Fair” magazine, nude and pregnant. It caused quite an outrage, but the controversy lead to increased sales.
In December of the same year, Marvel decided to riff on that idea, showing She-Hulk in the same pose, with a beach ball instead of a pregnant belly. She even says, “It’s not FAIR to accuse me of VANITY“, a not-so-subtle nod to the famous magazine cover.
tl;dr: Artist is offended by someone else’s work, not understanding anything about the history or concept behind the artwork.


I’m usually here for pointing out that men can be sexualized like women but wow you guys really chose the wrong thing to argue with. Sure, Spidey has a nice crotch and Tony is in a bodysuit, but I do really need to point out that not all of these comics are even from the same era? Using Civil War II is ridiculous considering it came out only two years when others are over two decades older. Also, trying to say that the She-Hulk cover is a simple nod could be acceptable if they didn’t do this for every single  issue of The Sensational She-Hulk. Even a quick Google search will show that they tried to sell the the comics with sex appeal and She-Hulk admitting that doesn’t make it any better.
Comepltely unrelated to the story
Entirely nude
Completely unnecessary (as stated by She-Hulk)
I don’t think I need to explain why these are much more gratuitous than Spidey or Tony.

Sure, Spidey has a nice crotch and Tony is in a bodysuit, but I do really need to point out that not all of these comics are even from the same era?OP didn’t make distinctions about era.Using Civil War II is ridiculous considering it came out only two years when others are over two decades older.The Spider-Woman cover is from 2014. That Spidey web-ball cover is from 2000 or so. She-hulk is from 1991.So, even if I give you the whopping two years between the Spider-Woman cover and Civil War 2, OP’s range still covers the time period of that Spidey cover.But in the interests of fairness, lets take a gander at 90s Iron Man.Look at that cyber-bulge and those cyber-abs.Also, trying to say that the She-Hulk cover is a simple nod could be acceptable if they didn’t do this for every single issue of The Sensational She-Hulk. You mean the light-hearted, self-aware comic where the fanservice is clearly a joke, and the character still has choice and agency? How does that represent all female-led comics? At least if they had used a few Catwoman Jim Balent covers, they might’ve had some ground, seeing as he actually seems to have a thing for leather, latex, and lace. Of course, these days Shulk has more conventional covers, which explains why the artist had to go back 25+ years to find them.Also, are you absolutely sure it’s every issue?Every single one?Wow, Electro is ripped here. I don’t need to explain the Bugs Bunny ref, do I?This isn’t even an actual comic cover, it’s Frank Cho fanart. If there’s so much actual examples, why is she using a non-cover? The parody artist even admits she’s focusing on the visuals. 

People who get bent out of shape because of comic book covers really have too much time on their hands.: SENSATIONA
 $1.50 US
 SOMETHING
 WOT FRivOLOUS
 ITS NOT FAIR
 TO ACCUSE ME
 OF VANITY!
 BECAVSE
 IAM A MAN
 JUST THRIVE
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siryouarebeingmocked:

darkado:

mornington-the-crescent:

mightyoctopus:

siryouarebeingmocked:

cisnowflake:

anti-capitalistlesbianwitch:




100 Women: The artist redrawing ‘sexist’ comic book covers



An artist in India is challenging sexist drawings of women in comic books by parodying them using male heroes in poses typically associated with women.
She-Hulk has superhuman strength and speed and is one of the most formidable hand-to-hand combatants in the Marvel world.
Like Hulk, not only does she have physical power, she’s also completely green.
Yet, on a 1991 comic book cover, she is shown in a seductive pose, wearing a G-string bikini, with her curves sharply accentuated.
Indian artist Shreya Arora was shocked when she saw the image.
“For Hulk, the visual representation focuses on his strength. For She-Hulk, all we see is an emphasis on sexuality,” says Arora, who grew up reading comic books.
The 21-year-old graphic designer decided she wanted to flip the narrative.



Why is depicting women as sexy considered sexist? 

The irony, of course, is that there already was a Spider-Man cover like that second one.
Also, this is literally judging a book by its cover. Heck, you’re even ignoring the 

self-aware speech bubble. The book actually starts with She-Hulk on a beach, so the cover is actually appropriate to the contents. And can I just-

LOOK AT SPIDEY’S CROTCH. LOOK AT IT. LOOK AT IT.
Yes, clearly we needed a view of Tony’s skintight bodysuit.
This is doing the same thing as the Hawkeye Initiative. It’s not clever or original.

There are blogs I’d expect to caption a Spiderman picture with “LOOK AT SPIDEY’S CROTCH. LOOK AT IT. LOOK AT IT.” and then there is this blog. Guess I was wrong.

The artist also completely failed to get the joke: 
August, 1991, Demi Moore appears on the cover of “Vanity Fair” magazine, nude and pregnant. It caused quite an outrage, but the controversy lead to increased sales.
In December of the same year, Marvel decided to riff on that idea, showing She-Hulk in the same pose, with a beach ball instead of a pregnant belly. She even says, “It’s not FAIR to accuse me of VANITY“, a not-so-subtle nod to the famous magazine cover.
tl;dr: Artist is offended by someone else’s work, not understanding anything about the history or concept behind the artwork.


I’m usually here for pointing out that men can be sexualized like women but wow you guys really chose the wrong thing to argue with. Sure, Spidey has a nice crotch and Tony is in a bodysuit, but I do really need to point out that not all of these comics are even from the same era? Using Civil War II is ridiculous considering it came out only two years when others are over two decades older. Also, trying to say that the She-Hulk cover is a simple nod could be acceptable if they didn’t do this for every single  issue of The Sensational She-Hulk. Even a quick Google search will show that they tried to sell the the comics with sex appeal and She-Hulk admitting that doesn’t make it any better.
Comepltely unrelated to the story
Entirely nude
Completely unnecessary (as stated by She-Hulk)
I don’t think I need to explain why these are much more gratuitous than Spidey or Tony.

Sure, Spidey has a nice crotch and Tony is in a bodysuit, but I do really need to point out that not all of these comics are even from the same era?OP didn’t make distinctions about era.Using Civil War II is ridiculous considering it came out only two years when others are over two decades older.The Spider-Woman cover is from 2014. That Spidey web-ball cover is from 2000 or so. She-hulk is from 1991.So, even if I give you the whopping two years between the Spider-Woman cover and Civil War 2, OP’s range still covers the time period of that Spidey cover.But in the interests of fairness, lets take a gander at 90s Iron Man.Look at that cyber-bulge and those cyber-abs.Also, trying to say that the She-Hulk cover is a simple nod could be acceptable if they didn’t do this for every single issue of The Sensational She-Hulk. You mean the light-hearted, self-aware comic where the fanservice is clearly a joke, and the character still has choice and agency? How does that represent all female-led comics? At least if they had used a few Catwoman Jim Balent covers, they might’ve had some ground, seeing as he actually seems to have a thing for leather, latex, and lace. Of course, these days Shulk has more conventional covers, which explains why the artist had to go back 25+ years to find them.Also, are you absolutely sure it’s every issue?Every single one?Wow, Electro is ripped here. I don’t need to explain the Bugs Bunny ref, do I?This isn’t even an actual comic cover, it’s Frank Cho fanart. If there’s so much actual examples, why is she using a non-cover? The parody artist even admits she’s focusing on the visuals. 

People who get bent out of shape because of comic book covers really have too much time on their hands.
        

            
            

                
                
                    siryouarebeingmocked:

darkado:

mornington-the-crescent:

mightyoctopus:

siryouarebeingmocked:

cisnowflake:

anti-capitalistlesbianwitch:




100 Women: The artist redrawing ‘sexist’ comic book covers



An artist in India is challenging sexist drawings of women in comic books by parodying them using male heroes in poses typically associated with women.
She-Hulk has superhuman strength and speed and is one of the most formidable hand-to-hand combatants in the Marvel world.
Like Hulk, not only does she have physical power, she’s also completely green.
Yet, on a 1991 comic book cover, she is shown in a seductive pose, wearing a G-string bikini, with her curves sharply accentuated.
Indian artist Shreya Arora was shocked when she saw the image.
“For Hulk, the visual representation focuses on his strength. For She-Hulk, all we see is an emphasis on sexuality,” says Arora, who grew up reading comic books.
The 21-year-old graphic designer decided she wanted to flip the narrative.



Why is depicting women as sexy considered sexist? 

The irony, of course, is that there already was a Spider-Man cover like that second one.
Also, this is literally judging a book by its cover. Heck, you’re even ignoring the 

self-aware speech bubble. The book actually starts with She-Hulk on a beach, so the cover is actually appropriate to the contents. And can I just-

LOOK AT SPIDEY’S CROTCH. LOOK AT IT. LOOK AT IT.
Yes, clearly we needed a view of Tony’s skintight bodysuit.
This is doing the same thing as the Hawkeye Initiative. It’s not clever or original.

There are blogs I’d expect to caption a Spiderman picture with “LOOK AT SPIDEY’S CROTCH. LOOK AT IT. LOOK AT IT.” and then there is this blog. Guess I was wrong.

The artist also completely failed to get the joke: 
August, 1991, Demi Moore appears on the cover of “Vanity Fair” magazine, nude and pregnant. It caused quite an outrage, but the controversy lead to increased sales.
In December of the same year, Marvel decided to riff on that idea, showing She-Hulk in the same pose, with a beach ball instead of a pregnant belly. She even says, “It’s not FAIR to accuse me of VANITY“, a not-so-subtle nod to the famous magazine cover.
tl;dr: Artist is offended by someone else’s work, not understanding anything about the history or concept behind the artwork.


I’m usually here for pointing out that men can be sexualized like women but wow you guys really chose the wrong thing to argue with. Sure, Spidey has a nice crotch and Tony is in a bodysuit, but I do really need to point out that not all of these comics are even from the same era? Using Civil War II is ridiculous considering it came out only two years when others are over two decades older. Also, trying to say that the She-Hulk cover is a simple nod could be acceptable if they didn’t do this for every single  issue of The Sensational She-Hulk. Even a quick Google search will show that they tried to sell the the comics with sex appeal and She-Hulk admitting that doesn’t make it any better.
Comepltely unrelated to the story
Entirely nude
Completely unnecessary (as stated by She-Hulk)
I don’t think I need to explain why these are much more gratuitous than Spidey or Tony.

Sure, Spidey has a nice crotch and Tony is in a bodysuit, but I do really need to point out that not all of these comics are even from the same era?OP didn’t make distinctions about era.Using Civil War II is ridiculous considering it came out only two years when others are over two decades older.The Spider-Woman cover is from 2014. That Spidey web-ball cover is from 2000 or so. She-hulk is from 1991.So, even if I give you the whopping two years between the Spider-Woman cover and Civil War 2, OP’s range still covers the time period of that Spidey cover.But in the interests of fairness, lets take a gander at 90s Iron Man.Look at that cyber-bulge and those cyber-abs.Also, trying to say that the She-Hulk cover is a simple nod could be acceptable if they didn’t do this for every single issue of The Sensational She-Hulk. You mean the light-hearted, self-aware comic where the fanservice is clearly a joke, and the character still has choice and agency? How does that represent all female-led comics? At least if they had used a few Catwoman Jim Balent covers, they might’ve had some ground, seeing as he actually seems to have a thing for leather, latex, and lace. Of course, these days Shulk has more conventional covers, which explains why the artist had to go back 25+ years to find them.Also, are you absolutely sure it’s every issue?Every single one?Wow, Electro is ripped here. I don’t need to explain the Bugs Bunny ref, do I?This isn’t even an actual comic cover, it’s Frank Cho fanart. If there’s so much actual examples, why is she using a non-cover? The parody artist even admits she’s focusing on the visuals. 

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100 Women: The artist redrawing ‘sexist’ comic book covers



An artist in India is challenging sexist drawings of women in comic books by parodying them using male heroes in poses typically associated with women.
She-Hulk has superhuman strength and speed and is one of the most formidable hand-to-hand combatants in the Marvel world.
Like Hulk, not only does she have physical power, she’s also completely green.
Yet, on a 1991 comic book cover, she is shown in a seductive pose, wearing a G-string bikini, with her curves sharply accentuated.
Indian artist Shreya Arora was shocked when she saw the image.
“For Hulk, the visual representation focuses on his strength. For She-Hulk, all we see is an emphasis on sexuality,” says Arora, who grew up reading comic books.
The 21-year-old graphic designer decided she wanted to flip the narrative.



Why is depicting women as sexy considered sexist? 

The irony, of course, is that there already was a Spider-Man cover like that second one.
Also, this is literally judging a book by its cover. Heck, you’re even ignoring the 

self-aware speech bubble. The book actually starts with She-Hulk on a beach, so the cover is actually appropriate to the contents. And can I just-

LOOK AT SPIDEY’S CROTCH. LOOK AT IT. LOOK AT IT.
Yes, clearly we needed a view of Tony’s skintight bodysuit.
This is doing the same thing as the Hawkeye Initiative. It’s not clever or original.

There are blogs I’d expect to caption a Spiderman picture with “LOOK AT SPIDEY’S CROTCH. LOOK AT IT. LOOK AT IT.” and then there is this blog. Guess I was wrong.

The artist also completely failed to get the joke: 
August, 1991, Demi Moore appears on the cover of “Vanity Fair” magazine, nude and pregnant. It caused quite an outrage, but the controversy lead to increased sales.
In December of the same year, Marvel decided to riff on that idea, showing She-Hulk in the same pose, with a beach ball instead of a pregnant belly. She even says, “It’s not FAIR to accuse me of VANITY“, a not-so-subtle nod to the famous magazine cover.
tl;dr: Artist is offended by someone else’s work, not understanding anything about the history or concept behind the artwork.


I’m usually here for pointing out that men can be sexualized like women but wow you guys really chose the wrong thing to argue with. Sure, Spidey has a nice crotch and Tony is in a bodysuit, but I do really need to point out that not all of these comics are even from the same era? Using Civil War II is ridiculous considering it came out only two years when others are over two decades older. Also, trying to say that the She-Hulk cover is a simple nod could be acceptable if they didn’t do this for every single  issue of The Sensational She-Hulk. Even a quick Google search will show that they tried to sell the the comics with sex appeal and She-Hulk admitting that doesn’t make it any better.
Comepltely unrelated to the story
Entirely nude
Completely unnecessary (as stated by She-Hulk)
I don’t think I need to explain why these are much more gratuitous than Spidey or Tony.

Sure, Spidey has a nice crotch and Tony is in a bodysuit, but I do really need to point out that not all of these comics are even from the same era?OP didn’t make distinctions about era.Using Civil War II is ridiculous considering it came out only two years when others are over two decades older.The Spider-Woman cover is from 2014. That Spidey web-ball cover is from 2000 or so. She-hulk is from 1991.So, even if I give you the whopping two years between the Spider-Woman cover and Civil War 2, OP’s range still covers the time period of that Spidey cover.But in the interests of fairness, lets take a gander at 90s Iron Man.Look at that cyber-bulge and those cyber-abs.Also, trying to say that the She-Hulk cover is a simple nod could be acceptable if they didn’t do this for every single issue of The Sensational She-Hulk. You mean the light-hearted, self-aware comic where the fanservice is clearly a joke, and the character still has choice and agency? How does that represent all female-led comics? At least if they had used a few Catwoman Jim Balent covers, they might’ve had some ground, seeing as he actually seems to have a thing for leather, latex, and lace. Of course, these days Shulk has more conventional covers, which explains why the artist had to go back 25+ years to find them.Also, are you absolutely sure it’s every issue?Every single one?Wow, Electro is ripped here. I don’t need to explain the Bugs Bunny ref, do I?This isn’t even an actual comic cover, it’s Frank Cho fanart. If there’s so much actual examples, why is she using a non-cover? The parody artist even admits she’s focusing on the visuals. 

People who get bent out of shape because of comic book covers really have too much time on their hands.
                    
                
            

            
                
                
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        This is officially the best confluence of comics and real life in history: rgfellows:
 So, in my art history class today, my professor was talking about
 something that is so fuckin awesome.
 These are warrior shields from the Wahgi people of Papua New Guinea.
 The warriors paint them with imagery meant to symbolize animals who
 have traits they wish to embody in battle. These depictions are intended
 to give the person using it the powers of what theyre depicting.
 Now. Look at this Wahgi shield:
 Hmm. That looks a bit different from the others
 That looks VERY different. Why, it looks like
 The Phantom.. American comic book character by Lee Falk. And that's
 because it is.
 The Wahgi people were isolated from the rest of the "modern" world
 until I933. They came into contact with WWll service men who shared
 some aspects of western culture with the tribesmen. In particular, they
 showed them the comic books they read while shipped out. The Wahgi
 loved them. In particular, the Wahgi adored the stories of the Phantom,
 who wasn't even particularly popular in its home of America.
 He is so popular that the few Wahgi who can read english will read the
 comics out loud in the village center and hold out the pages for
 everyone to see, so the whole tripe can enjoy them and marvel at the
 Phantoms
 might in battle.
 They identify with the Phantom because he came from a jungle
 territory, like them, wore a mask to fight, like them, and came from a
 long line of warriors, which the Wahgi, who worshiped their ancestors,
 deeply respected. Further, despite not really having superpowers, the
 Phantom is strong, clever, and incredibly fast. He was so fast that his
 enemies began to believe that he was impervious to bullets and could
 not be killed.
 Therefore, the Wahgi began painting HIM on their shields to invoke
 HIS abilities in battle. There are TONS of Phantom-Wahgi shiclds out
 So, you might think that you're huge comic book fan, but the Wahgi
 have taken their Phantom fandom to the next level and have made the
 Phantom a fucking talisman to carry into battle fo【 strength.
This is officially the best confluence of comics and real life in history
        

            
            

                
                
                    This is officially the best confluence of comics and real life in history: rgfellows:
 So, in my art history class today, my professor was talking about
 something that is so fuckin awesome.
 These are warrior shields from the Wahgi people of Papua New Guinea.
 The warriors paint them with imagery meant to symbolize animals who
 have traits they wish to embody in battle. These depictions are intended
 to give the person using it the powers of what theyre depicting.
 Now. Look at this Wahgi shield:
 Hmm. That looks a bit different from the others
 That looks VERY different. Why, it looks like
 The Phantom.. American comic book character by Lee Falk. And that's
 because it is.
 The Wahgi people were isolated from the rest of the "modern" world
 until I933. They came into contact with WWll service men who shared
 some aspects of western culture with the tribesmen. In particular, they
 showed them the comic books they read while shipped out. The Wahgi
 loved them. In particular, the Wahgi adored the stories of the Phantom,
 who wasn't even particularly popular in its home of America.
 He is so popular that the few Wahgi who can read english will read the
 comics out loud in the village center and hold out the pages for
 everyone to see, so the whole tripe can enjoy them and marvel at the
 Phantoms
 might in battle.
 They identify with the Phantom because he came from a jungle
 territory, like them, wore a mask to fight, like them, and came from a
 long line of warriors, which the Wahgi, who worshiped their ancestors,
 deeply respected. Further, despite not really having superpowers, the
 Phantom is strong, clever, and incredibly fast. He was so fast that his
 enemies began to believe that he was impervious to bullets and could
 not be killed.
 Therefore, the Wahgi began painting HIM on their shields to invoke
 HIS abilities in battle. There are TONS of Phantom-Wahgi shiclds out
 So, you might think that you're huge comic book fan, but the Wahgi
 have taken their Phantom fandom to the next level and have made the
 Phantom a fucking talisman to carry into battle fo【 strength.
This is officially the best confluence of comics and real life in history
                    
                
            

            
            
        

    

    

        
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        <p><a href="https://charrwastaken.tumblr.com/post/170981224483/libertarirynn-white-people-arent-allowed-to" class="tumblr_blog">charrwastaken</a>:</p>

<blockquote><p><a href="https://libertarirynn.tumblr.com/post/170981033654/white-people-arent-allowed-to-talk-about-wakanda" class="tumblr_blog">libertarirynn</a>:</p><blockquote>
<p>“White people aren’t allowed to talk about Wakanda or Black Panther!”</p>

<p>OK seriously please shut the fuck up. You’re embarrassing yourselves. Black Panther only exists because of two white guys. He is not some integral part of “black culture“. Black people do not even kind of own the right to enjoy Black Panther.</p>
</blockquote>
<p>Imagine being a long-time fan of the character, having read all the comic books, only for when it gets adapted into a movie, for XxmelaninGurl94xX with an afro, who probably never heard of Black Panther before, to tell you on Twitter that you aren’t allowed to watch it.<br/></p></blockquote>

<p>I mean don’t get me wrong I understand the initial excitement. Hell I was excited to see a big budget superhero film with a black ensemble cast. I do believe representation can be really cool and important. But it went from “wow we finally have a black superhero we can celebrate and enjoy together just like all the others“ to “this is just for black people! No one else is allowed to watch it! Wypipo get out reeeeeee!” In record time. Even though that’s kind of what I expected.</p><p>The irony is if they were successful at scaring white people away from watching the movie, the film would bomb and studios would be nervous about another black hero film. These idiots are gonna mess around and play themselves.</p>: LEE

 THE MOST INSIDIGns
 ENEMY OF ALL
 JACK KIRBY WEEKA
<p><a href="https://charrwastaken.tumblr.com/post/170981224483/libertarirynn-white-people-arent-allowed-to" class="tumblr_blog">charrwastaken</a>:</p>

<blockquote><p><a href="https://libertarirynn.tumblr.com/post/170981033654/white-people-arent-allowed-to-talk-about-wakanda" class="tumblr_blog">libertarirynn</a>:</p><blockquote>
<p>“White people aren’t allowed to talk about Wakanda or Black Panther!”</p>

<p>OK seriously please shut the fuck up. You’re embarrassing yourselves. Black Panther only exists because of two white guys. He is not some integral part of “black culture“. Black people do not even kind of own the right to enjoy Black Panther.</p>
</blockquote>
<p>Imagine being a long-time fan of the character, having read all the comic books, only for when it gets adapted into a movie, for XxmelaninGurl94xX with an afro, who probably never heard of Black Panther before, to tell you on Twitter that you aren’t allowed to watch it.<br/></p></blockquote>

<p>I mean don’t get me wrong I understand the initial excitement. Hell I was excited to see a big budget superhero film with a black ensemble cast. I do believe representation can be really cool and important. But it went from “wow we finally have a black superhero we can celebrate and enjoy together just like all the others“ to “this is just for black people! No one else is allowed to watch it! Wypipo get out reeeeeee!” In record time. Even though that’s kind of what I expected.</p><p>The irony is if they were successful at scaring white people away from watching the movie, the film would bomb and studios would be nervous about another black hero film. These idiots are gonna mess around and play themselves.</p>
        

            
            

                
                
                    <p><a href="https://charrwastaken.tumblr.com/post/170981224483/libertarirynn-white-people-arent-allowed-to" class="tumblr_blog">charrwastaken</a>:</p>

<blockquote><p><a href="https://libertarirynn.tumblr.com/post/170981033654/white-people-arent-allowed-to-talk-about-wakanda" class="tumblr_blog">libertarirynn</a>:</p><blockquote>
<p>“White people aren’t allowed to talk about Wakanda or Black Panther!”</p>

<p>OK seriously please shut the fuck up. You’re embarrassing yourselves. Black Panther only exists because of two white guys. He is not some integral part of “black culture“. Black people do not even kind of own the right to enjoy Black Panther.</p>
</blockquote>
<p>Imagine being a long-time fan of the character, having read all the comic books, only for when it gets adapted into a movie, for XxmelaninGurl94xX with an afro, who probably never heard of Black Panther before, to tell you on Twitter that you aren’t allowed to watch it.<br/></p></blockquote>

<p>I mean don’t get me wrong I understand the initial excitement. Hell I was excited to see a big budget superhero film with a black ensemble cast. I do believe representation can be really cool and important. But it went from “wow we finally have a black superhero we can celebrate and enjoy together just like all the others“ to “this is just for black people! No one else is allowed to watch it! Wypipo get out reeeeeee!” In record time. Even though that’s kind of what I expected.</p><p>The irony is if they were successful at scaring white people away from watching the movie, the film would bomb and studios would be nervous about another black hero film. These idiots are gonna mess around and play themselves.</p>: LEE

 THE MOST INSIDIGns
 ENEMY OF ALL
 JACK KIRBY WEEKA
<p><a href="https://charrwastaken.tumblr.com/post/170981224483/libertarirynn-white-people-arent-allowed-to" class="tumblr_blog">charrwastaken</a>:</p>

<blockquote><p><a href="https://libertarirynn.tumblr.com/post/170981033654/white-people-arent-allowed-to-talk-about-wakanda" class="tumblr_blog">libertarirynn</a>:</p><blockquote>
<p>“White people aren’t allowed to talk about Wakanda or Black Panther!”</p>

<p>OK seriously please shut the fuck up. You’re embarrassing yourselves. Black Panther only exists because of two white guys. He is not some integral part of “black culture“. Black people do not even kind of own the right to enjoy Black Panther.</p>
</blockquote>
<p>Imagine being a long-time fan of the character, having read all the comic books, only for when it gets adapted into a movie, for XxmelaninGurl94xX with an afro, who probably never heard of Black Panther before, to tell you on Twitter that you aren’t allowed to watch it.<br/></p></blockquote>

<p>I mean don’t get me wrong I understand the initial excitement. Hell I was excited to see a big budget superhero film with a black ensemble cast. I do believe representation can be really cool and important. But it went from “wow we finally have a black superhero we can celebrate and enjoy together just like all the others“ to “this is just for black people! No one else is allowed to watch it! Wypipo get out reeeeeee!” In record time. Even though that’s kind of what I expected.</p><p>The irony is if they were successful at scaring white people away from watching the movie, the film would bomb and studios would be nervous about another black hero film. These idiots are gonna mess around and play themselves.</p>
                    
                
            

            
            
        

    

    

        
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        -Theory- - This will contain minor spoilers for Civil War and Spider-Man: Homecoming - So let's start. So following the events of Captain America: Civil War, Cap (Spoiler Alert) leaves his Shield with Tony Stark after his line "You don't deserve it. My father made that Shield!" So this raises the question. "What weapon will Cap have in Infinity War?" Well most think Tony will just give Cap his Shield back. Which would be stupid honestly, I mean Tony's not gonna forgive a fight like that just in an instant. (At least he shouldn't. Not right away) - "So, here's my brilliant theory." So if you look on my first slide you'll see two pictures of Caps Prototype Shield (Spoiler Alert) that was mentioned in Spider-Man: Homecoming. (Top pic is from Avengers bottom from Iron Man 2) So obviously Tony has been working on a new Shield for Cap ever since they found him in the Ice. But in Spider-Man: Homecoming, Happy said (something like this) "Cap's new prototype Shield." So I think it's safe to assume that Tony finished whatever he made. Now obviously he's not just going to hand it over to Cap after Civil War. (That and he probably has no clue where he is) So here's were Comic Book Accuracy comes in Now the Russos already borrowed this element in Civil War, but I think it's worth a redo. So in the Comics Cap Looses his Shield (Slide 3) and Sharon Carter brings him a photonic energy Shield. Now this Shield can change into an energy staff. Now in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Seasons 3 & 4 Phil Coulson uses an Energy Shield (which he does in the comics as well) So we know the technology exists. Now add a little Tony Stark design to it. "Bing Bang Boom." (I like how I keep using CA: TFA Quotes) So, Tony designs Cap this Shield bc he's Tony. He likes to make stuff. (Iron Man 3) Sharon Carter steals this new tech brings it to Steve. Also one piece of Evidence I found to support this is in the Leaked Avengers: Infinity War trailer, Cap is Catching an energy staff. Now whether this is just an attackers weapon, or his New Shield it's unclear. But he is holding an energy staff. - Comment your thoughts on this theory below. (This could be 100% wrong): Infinity War Theory
-Theory- - This will contain minor spoilers for Civil War and Spider-Man: Homecoming - So let's start. So following the events of Captain America: Civil War, Cap (Spoiler Alert) leaves his Shield with Tony Stark after his line "You don't deserve it. My father made that Shield!" So this raises the question. "What weapon will Cap have in Infinity War?" Well most think Tony will just give Cap his Shield back. Which would be stupid honestly, I mean Tony's not gonna forgive a fight like that just in an instant. (At least he shouldn't. Not right away) - "So, here's my brilliant theory." So if you look on my first slide you'll see two pictures of Caps Prototype Shield (Spoiler Alert) that was mentioned in Spider-Man: Homecoming. (Top pic is from Avengers bottom from Iron Man 2) So obviously Tony has been working on a new Shield for Cap ever since they found him in the Ice. But in Spider-Man: Homecoming, Happy said (something like this) "Cap's new prototype Shield." So I think it's safe to assume that Tony finished whatever he made. Now obviously he's not just going to hand it over to Cap after Civil War. (That and he probably has no clue where he is) So here's were Comic Book Accuracy comes in Now the Russos already borrowed this element in Civil War, but I think it's worth a redo. So in the Comics Cap Looses his Shield (Slide 3) and Sharon Carter brings him a photonic energy Shield. Now this Shield can change into an energy staff. Now in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Seasons 3 & 4 Phil Coulson uses an Energy Shield (which he does in the comics as well) So we know the technology exists. Now add a little Tony Stark design to it. "Bing Bang Boom." (I like how I keep using CA: TFA Quotes) So, Tony designs Cap this Shield bc he's Tony. He likes to make stuff. (Iron Man 3) Sharon Carter steals this new tech brings it to Steve. Also one piece of Evidence I found to support this is in the Leaked Avengers: Infinity War trailer, Cap is Catching an energy staff. Now whether this is just an attackers weapon, or his New Shield it's unclear. But he is holding an energy staff. - Comment your thoughts on this theory below. (This could be 100% wrong)
        

            
            

                
                
                    -Theory- - This will contain minor spoilers for Civil War and Spider-Man: Homecoming - So let's start. So following the events of Captain America: Civil War, Cap (Spoiler Alert) leaves his Shield with Tony Stark after his line "You don't deserve it. My father made that Shield!" So this raises the question. "What weapon will Cap have in Infinity War?" Well most think Tony will just give Cap his Shield back. Which would be stupid honestly, I mean Tony's not gonna forgive a fight like that just in an instant. (At least he shouldn't. Not right away) - "So, here's my brilliant theory." So if you look on my first slide you'll see two pictures of Caps Prototype Shield (Spoiler Alert) that was mentioned in Spider-Man: Homecoming. (Top pic is from Avengers bottom from Iron Man 2) So obviously Tony has been working on a new Shield for Cap ever since they found him in the Ice. But in Spider-Man: Homecoming, Happy said (something like this) "Cap's new prototype Shield." So I think it's safe to assume that Tony finished whatever he made. Now obviously he's not just going to hand it over to Cap after Civil War. (That and he probably has no clue where he is) So here's were Comic Book Accuracy comes in Now the Russos already borrowed this element in Civil War, but I think it's worth a redo. So in the Comics Cap Looses his Shield (Slide 3) and Sharon Carter brings him a photonic energy Shield. Now this Shield can change into an energy staff. Now in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Seasons 3 & 4 Phil Coulson uses an Energy Shield (which he does in the comics as well) So we know the technology exists. Now add a little Tony Stark design to it. "Bing Bang Boom." (I like how I keep using CA: TFA Quotes) So, Tony designs Cap this Shield bc he's Tony. He likes to make stuff. (Iron Man 3) Sharon Carter steals this new tech brings it to Steve. Also one piece of Evidence I found to support this is in the Leaked Avengers: Infinity War trailer, Cap is Catching an energy staff. Now whether this is just an attackers weapon, or his New Shield it's unclear. But he is holding an energy staff. - Comment your thoughts on this theory below. (This could be 100% wrong): Infinity War Theory
-Theory- - This will contain minor spoilers for Civil War and Spider-Man: Homecoming - So let's start. So following the events of Captain America: Civil War, Cap (Spoiler Alert) leaves his Shield with Tony Stark after his line "You don't deserve it. My father made that Shield!" So this raises the question. "What weapon will Cap have in Infinity War?" Well most think Tony will just give Cap his Shield back. Which would be stupid honestly, I mean Tony's not gonna forgive a fight like that just in an instant. (At least he shouldn't. Not right away) - "So, here's my brilliant theory." So if you look on my first slide you'll see two pictures of Caps Prototype Shield (Spoiler Alert) that was mentioned in Spider-Man: Homecoming. (Top pic is from Avengers bottom from Iron Man 2) So obviously Tony has been working on a new Shield for Cap ever since they found him in the Ice. But in Spider-Man: Homecoming, Happy said (something like this) "Cap's new prototype Shield." So I think it's safe to assume that Tony finished whatever he made. Now obviously he's not just going to hand it over to Cap after Civil War. (That and he probably has no clue where he is) So here's were Comic Book Accuracy comes in Now the Russos already borrowed this element in Civil War, but I think it's worth a redo. So in the Comics Cap Looses his Shield (Slide 3) and Sharon Carter brings him a photonic energy Shield. Now this Shield can change into an energy staff. Now in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Seasons 3 & 4 Phil Coulson uses an Energy Shield (which he does in the comics as well) So we know the technology exists. Now add a little Tony Stark design to it. "Bing Bang Boom." (I like how I keep using CA: TFA Quotes) So, Tony designs Cap this Shield bc he's Tony. He likes to make stuff. (Iron Man 3) Sharon Carter steals this new tech brings it to Steve. Also one piece of Evidence I found to support this is in the Leaked Avengers: Infinity War trailer, Cap is Catching an energy staff. Now whether this is just an attackers weapon, or his New Shield it's unclear. But he is holding an energy staff. - Comment your thoughts on this theory below. (This could be 100% wrong)
                    
                
            

            
                
                
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        THE AGE OF HEROES IN HOLLYWOOD! Team Comic Book Films BEAUTIFUL MANIP MADE BY @megagamer_00 * Although this is a DC fan page, with a heavy focus on the AMAZING Wonder Woman, I am a true lover of all comic book films. Growing up I watched many FAVORITE stand-out television shows including "SuperFriends", "Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends" and continued with "Justice League Unlimited" and "X-Men: The Animated Series" as I transitioned into adulthood. All are cherished parts of my comic book life. * While much credit can be rightfully given to the MCU with their glorious start in 2008, there is no denying the epicness of Superman (1978) and Batman (1989) as the true trendsetters to great live-action comic book films. * @henrycavill @markruffalo @benaffleck chrisevans @gal_gadot @chrishemsworth @prideofgypsies scarlettjohansson @rehsifyar @robertdowneyjr ezramiller @renner4real *** marvel mcu marvelcinematicuniverse captainamerica thor ironman blackwidow hulk hawkeye unitetheleague unitetheseven allin avengersassemble *: THE AGE OF HEROES IN HOLLYWOOD! Team Comic Book Films BEAUTIFUL MANIP MADE BY @megagamer_00 * Although this is a DC fan page, with a heavy focus on the AMAZING Wonder Woman, I am a true lover of all comic book films. Growing up I watched many FAVORITE stand-out television shows including "SuperFriends", "Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends" and continued with "Justice League Unlimited" and "X-Men: The Animated Series" as I transitioned into adulthood. All are cherished parts of my comic book life. * While much credit can be rightfully given to the MCU with their glorious start in 2008, there is no denying the epicness of Superman (1978) and Batman (1989) as the true trendsetters to great live-action comic book films. * @henrycavill @markruffalo @benaffleck chrisevans @gal_gadot @chrishemsworth @prideofgypsies scarlettjohansson @rehsifyar @robertdowneyjr ezramiller @renner4real *** marvel mcu marvelcinematicuniverse captainamerica thor ironman blackwidow hulk hawkeye unitetheleague unitetheseven allin avengersassemble *
        

            
            

                
                
                    THE AGE OF HEROES IN HOLLYWOOD! Team Comic Book Films BEAUTIFUL MANIP MADE BY @megagamer_00 * Although this is a DC fan page, with a heavy focus on the AMAZING Wonder Woman, I am a true lover of all comic book films. Growing up I watched many FAVORITE stand-out television shows including "SuperFriends", "Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends" and continued with "Justice League Unlimited" and "X-Men: The Animated Series" as I transitioned into adulthood. All are cherished parts of my comic book life. * While much credit can be rightfully given to the MCU with their glorious start in 2008, there is no denying the epicness of Superman (1978) and Batman (1989) as the true trendsetters to great live-action comic book films. * @henrycavill @markruffalo @benaffleck chrisevans @gal_gadot @chrishemsworth @prideofgypsies scarlettjohansson @rehsifyar @robertdowneyjr ezramiller @renner4real *** marvel mcu marvelcinematicuniverse captainamerica thor ironman blackwidow hulk hawkeye unitetheleague unitetheseven allin avengersassemble *: THE AGE OF HEROES IN HOLLYWOOD! Team Comic Book Films BEAUTIFUL MANIP MADE BY @megagamer_00 * Although this is a DC fan page, with a heavy focus on the AMAZING Wonder Woman, I am a true lover of all comic book films. Growing up I watched many FAVORITE stand-out television shows including "SuperFriends", "Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends" and continued with "Justice League Unlimited" and "X-Men: The Animated Series" as I transitioned into adulthood. All are cherished parts of my comic book life. * While much credit can be rightfully given to the MCU with their glorious start in 2008, there is no denying the epicness of Superman (1978) and Batman (1989) as the true trendsetters to great live-action comic book films. * @henrycavill @markruffalo @benaffleck chrisevans @gal_gadot @chrishemsworth @prideofgypsies scarlettjohansson @rehsifyar @robertdowneyjr ezramiller @renner4real *** marvel mcu marvelcinematicuniverse captainamerica thor ironman blackwidow hulk hawkeye unitetheleague unitetheseven allin avengersassemble *
                    
                
            

            
                
                
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