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It’s surprisingly consistent that Hope’s pretty adept at leading X-Teams of X-Students (including ones that are leaders in their own right)

blond-shell

Colored out the lines I came to find, my fire was fate with you

marsapartment

That’s it. That’s his whole character.

hafael-archive

orpheusism

pixelcoast

randomsplashes

jeff goldblum constantly being confused about stan language is a mood (x)

innsano13

Wet clay version of language

#BITCH WHAT

mcu-plums

Avengers 4 Leaked Scene

spikeghost-deactivated20240530

overdue

ask-the-elf

“Decisions, decisions…”

@majinie

hellyeahheroes

Don’t you just hate it when a Marvel villain shows up at your DC party?

No, seriously:

The Terrifics #3 finally gets the things rolling, no pun intended. It very quickly nails some team dynamics that give it very old-school Fantastic Four vibes, but make the details different enough o make it stand out. Metamorpho and Plastic Man have this Ben-Johnny dynamic but with them having very similar powers it has an unique flavor. Rex and Sapphire have this Ben-Alicia like thing except the source of drama is not Rex’s inhuman form, but that Sapphire’s dad is clearly evil, yet she loves him too much to see it - thought her Stagg can manipulate Metamorpho and get him into his schemes. By proxy Stagg kinda filled in for Puppet Master, surprisingly, except instead of manipulating the team with clay puppets he does by the fact he owns all Michael’s stuff. Where Sue would be the motherly one in the group, Phantom Girl, as the youngest one and in the crappiest situation, evokes reader’s sympathy and kinda feels like a kid in this quasi-family. And finally, there is Mr. Terrific who is as aloof as possible. Where Reed Richards would feel like a man of poor social skills who was too focused on his work and problems around him, Michael Holt is outright cold and clearly doesn’t give a fuck about others’ feelings if not being outright annoyed by them. I feel the main theme of this book will be how he learns to accept these dorks as his family and open to people.

I love the Terrifics because it shows the strength of less used characters. How you can just take know archetypes and set-up and use these characters and their potential to explore them in a different way. Many will keep comparing this book to Fantastic Four, but I feel the best they can do is to embrace it. Imagine a cover song by a band from the different genre. You know the words and the music, but the rhythm, the flow, the mood can be all different. Think Sound of Silence from Disturbed vs the original, for example. The Terrifics is like that kind of cover song for Fantastic Four, but that does not make it any less a damn fine song in its own right.

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shadowlongknife

That’s not Big wheel. That’s an existing DC Property: The War Wheel.

hellyeahheroes

The fact that both companies have giant murder wheel only makes it better somehow.

And in hisight, I totally forgot that these war wheels were in Justice League cartoon, in Savage Time 4-parter. My bad.

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coolgirl

valekementari

whatadouche-bag

Today is not about the douchebag. Today I want to talk about something different. I want to talk a little bit about who Polaris is.

(I’m dedicating this to (Polaris) people from ComicVine such as LordOfAllHumans (and a few others) who say Polaris is not recognizable… sounds funny guys, yes, I know but that’s what the troll said.

So, who’s Polaris? Lorna Dane? Green-hair Mistress of Magnetism? Any relation? Any team affiliations? Any abilities?

Lorna Dane AKA Polaris the green-hair Mistress of Magnetism is an X-Men since day 1. Who also is Magneto’s daughter and has 1 sister, 1 brother, and with 4 cute nephews and nieces. And all have super, cool, awesome powers. Plus they are all mutants (and inhumans).

Is she recognizable? I mean, is that a question to the obvious answer? Check on the images I posted above me and ask yourself if she is. I say FUCK yeah she’s recognizable and very well known. She is the Mistress of Magnetism who can generate magnetic energy pulses, create force fields, manipulate the Earth’s magnetic field, and allow herself to fly. By concentrating, Polaris can perceive the world around her solely as patterns of magnetic and electrical energy. She can perceive the natural magnetic auras surrounding living beings as well (Ain’t this sounds familiar?). She has bright green hair, the first indication of her mutation (which mean……she still a mutant DUH!).

Briefly in her history, Polaris lost her magnetism power, but gained the ability to absorb negative emotions from the environment and use it as strength, endurance, invulnerability, and the ability to temporarily increase her height and mass.She eventually lost these additional powers and her original magnetic powers returned.

By The Way, Team Affiliations are……………………

1) X-Factor (Serval Industries) (She was a Leader)

2) X-Factor Investigations (She was also a Leader)

3) Starjammers (Second-in-command)

4) X-Men

5) X-Factor (Second-in-command)

6) Defenders for a Day

7) The Twelve

8) Acolytes (as Magneto’s daughter she was prob Second-in-command)

9) Horsemen of Apocalypse

10) Marauders (also lead the team Second-in-command)

11) Hysteries (Fantastic Force)