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[uwingdispatch]

There's been lots of new Marvel stuff lately so I wanted to just drop it all right here in one post so y'all can find it and love it and maybe even buy it. You can use code TUMBLR15 at checkout for 15% off most accessories! Shop is here.

The most recent additions:

and here's a little sample of what you'll find below the cut:

More Fantastic Four and Thunderbolts below!

Shop is here! Let me know who else you'd like to see as earrings! Love y'all!

[homiesexuallaj]

this is so silly. I love them

[redfortbear]

You got the tickle scene on the fan sites and you got the feet teasing here.

“Would you massage mighty Soviet super soldier daddy bear feet… with tongue?”

[buckygasm]

ARE YOU KIDDING ME

[ratdesire]

The ending of DTF St. Louis wasn’t surprising to me, though not in a bad way. It was a really competent, compelling deconstruction of 2010s U.S. masculinity, and I hope more people see it and David Harbour gets the recognition he deserves for his performance.

Black comedy/dramedy remains undefeated for creating emotional impact when you convince the audience to go along with the surreality.

[i-am-not-a-poet01]

Sometimes a family is walking Soviet propaganda, killed JFK, lab rat, internationally despised, child soldier, and Bob.

[sarahivess]

Will’s tragic “unrequited” love for Mike is very funny apparently. Unless it’s not unrequited at all. 🫢

[dwobbitfromtheshire]

Okay. Okay. No, Hopper doesn't go back to being a cop. No. He wants to settle down a bit while also still looking after the kids. He becomes Hawkins High new basketball coach, partially to make sure those dumb jocks don't mess with the kids. He hires Steve as his assistant, and honestly, Steve finally learns what it's like to have a dad. Meanwhile, Joyce and Eddie are in the bleachers gossiping while also talking about how good their guys look. They're watching them both yell with their hands on their hips when Eddie and Joyce realize they sort of have the same taste in men.