Spider-Man 2099 #1, September 2014. Rick Leonardi variant cover: Rick Leonardi pencils, Dan Green inks, Antonio Fabela colors.
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Spider-Man 2099 #1, September 2014. Rick Leonardi variant cover: Rick Leonardi pencils, Dan Green inks, Antonio Fabela colors.
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Geoff Shaw Revenge of the Cosmic Ghost Rider #1 "Semper Fight" Punisher Short Page 2 (2020) Source
Colors by Antonio Fabela
Historically inaccurate Tessa
As presented in Emma Frost: The White Queen (2025).
Featuring:
Sage hair years in advance.
Sage sass years in advance.
Constant smirk and side-eye.
A touch of eeeeviiiiil.
Exposed thighs and squished boobs (aka, historically accurate Hellfire Club wardrobe).
Villain's cape.
Occasional pantsuit.
Unprecedented sway within the Inner Circle.
Decorative Sebastian Shaw.
Equal measure of domming and doxxing, presumably.
She's not quite herself, but I don't dislike her.
(Words by Amy Chu, art by Andrea Di Vito, colours by Antonio Fabela.)
HAWKEYE - Clint Barton & Spider-Man
Amazing Spider-Man Annual (2014) #1 by Sean Ryan, Brandon Peterson & Antonio Fabela
104. Cosmic Ghost Rider Vol. 1
(Cosmic Ghost Rider 1-5, July-November 2018)
This post is going to be a little disjointed because it was initially all five issues reviewed across three posts on Instagram to form a bumper
RATING: 7 👃Gods Worthy of Noses out of 10
Let’s file this one under “premise that is too ridiculous to not love.” I was worried that I remembered it being better than it actually is, and fortunately that isn’t the case. I don’t know how this falls into continuity, but the art style and lunacy of storytelling make it feel more Elseworlds-y and therefore far more approachable. At first blush the pitch for this series felt like a kid on the playground mashing together all of their favorite characters into one unbeatable mess but the delivery is far more coherent, and the costume is absurdly rad.
FAVORITE: Is this just there to set up Rhodey’s comment in Endgame?
LEAST FAVORITE: The USMC is apparently scarier than Thanos or Mephisto
Oh my God this cover. For a series about Frank Castle in this predicament, the story is far more conversation than conflict which is a surprise to be sure but a welcome one. Also this may be the most dialogue I’ve ever seen written for Galactus in a single issue.
FAVORITE: I lack self-awareness almost as much as Frank
LEAST FAVORITE: This feels like it is teetering on the edge of Deadpool; does The Watcher ever hang out with The Doctor?
He's got a solid point tbh.
If a demon guy can wear a clothes without his pants on or a girl wearing that stupid jester pajamas, a rag mask should be allowed. Not to the mention, Dick used to wear colorful suit with pantless when he was 8 years old (or 10 in Post-Crisis, or 15 in The New 52, or 10/12 in Rebirth/Doomsday Clock.)
[from Batman: Urban Legends #5 (July 13, 2021) by Matthew Rosenberg (script), Ryan Benjamin (pencils & inks), Antonio Fabela (colors) and Saida Temofonte (letters)]
“revenge”
Antonio Fabela