#cotati

[rei-ismyname]

Magneto & Teamwork Saves The Day

In EMPYRE, early in Dawn of X, the Cotati thought it would be wise to invade Krakoa. Magneto wasn't a Great Captain, but only a fool leaves him on the sidelines in a fight. He was meditating nude when the danger kicked off.

Also, he's incredibly attractive. That's Exodus narrating btw, who surely agrees. I love how comfortable he is naked. Look at Magik's face - she's having a peek.

Look at him boldly striding across the battlefield. That's Mr October of Krakoa's pinup calendar.

Mutant circuits were the greatest thing ever. Magneto talks to the Cuckoos, who loop him in with Sage, who links her brain to satellites giving total visibility.

Simultaneously, he tees up a volcanic eruption with Magma...

... and Iceman cools it down. Twenty tonnes of it.

'Broken metal with sharp edges. Whatever shall I do with that?' After his entire army is torn to shreds, General Plant Person says the words everyone always regrets - 'WHO DARES?'

Points for bravery but there's a fine line between it and a death wish. This is the latter, I think.

The ol' satellite to the crater you formerly occupied. It's a classic and very stylish. DONK!

MAGNETO!

[vertigoartgore]

2020's Empyre Vol.1 #1 cover by Jim Cheung and Frank Martin.

[buzzinglightsproject]

The 8 Ball Cotati, CA. 2024 - Tanja-Tiziana, The Buzzing Lights Project

[merrymarvelite]

Cover of the Day: Giant-Size Avengers #4 (June, 1975) Art by Gil Kane & John Romita

[sinistermusings]

X-Men 11 (2020) by Jonathan Hickman & Leinil Francis Yu

[nickfuryagentofsword]

Fantastic Four 21 (2020) by Dan Slott & Paco Medina 

Cover: Patrick Zircher (variant)

Empyre

[theartofthecover]

The Immortal She-Hulk (One-Shot) [Textless] (Variant Cover) (2020)

Art by: Simone Di Meo

[kbox-in-the-box]

Things You Didn't Know About Hawkeye's Jacques 'Jack' Duquesne, Aka The Swordsman

Kate Bishop? Pizza Dog? Nah. Jack Duquesne is Hawkeye's real breakout star. Here's everything you need to know about his comic book counterpart, the Swordsman.

Jack Duquesne was both creepy and charming in “Hawkeye” on Disney+, and in Marvel Comics, the Swordsman started a war in Southeast Asia, trained Hawkeye and married Mantis from “Guardians of the Galaxy” as an alien plant zombie. Read /Film for more.