This cover is so funny they really just said Billy and Tommy are both slutty bottom fags

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This cover is so funny they really just said Billy and Tommy are both slutty bottom fags
Isn't it funny how my top 2 favorite comic book ships involve a very powerful yet also dysfunctional magic user with mental health issues and a giant inhuman looking man that is not of this world and also royalty?
The Marvels™ | Our Heroes
Captain Marvel (2019) #35 and #36
I love how often Marvel will end up invoking Arthurian parallels for its political dramas when King Arthur is very much already a guy in Marvel. They've got a whole Arthuria dimension and everything. Its not even an obscure one-off thing; the Otherverse ends up being an important nexus in the continuity for a number of titles and events. A lot of classic Marvel multiverse stuff depends on dealing with the Excalibur crew and their friend who was blessed by the actual-real-guy Merlyn.
Hell, Ewing himself had played around with alot of that before writing this issue! This arc makes Teddy space-king Arthur and gives him an obvious Excalibur-inspired magic sword, but he'd already written several issues starring Faiza Hussain, the wielder of the actual Excalibur!
This isn't the only weird doubling that's occurred in Marvel (see also the Eternals supposedly inspiring many ancient stories of the Gods when those Gods are also all just kicking around), and that type of thing is to be expected from extended continuities like this. But it's really funny how much Ewing seems to purposefully lean into this doubling from time to time, especially given how around this time he's also inventing a mythical French wielder of a magic sword. (Her names Guillotine. She's neat.)
Venn Diagram of Ichigo Kurosaki, Steven Universe, and Teddy Kaplan-Altman (Dorrek VIII).
The "Royal Hybrids".
in the link (and source) you will find 011 RP icons of Teddy Altman aka Dorrek-Vell aka Hulkling. Those icons are sized 100x100 px and 150x150 px. You can find the folders in the zip. They are free (pwyw) & capped from Marvel Comics. They were capped from the book: Scarlet Witch (2023).
Icons are free for use, please share/like the tumblr post if you intend to use, and do not resize under 100x100px for accessibility
Possible triggers: N/A
Ethnicity: Unspecified (alien) Sexuality: Gay (AFAIK) Other: N/A
Writer: Steve Orlando Artist: R. Dauterman, S. Pichelli, L. Tammetta
Next, undeniable proof that Billy and Teddy are the cutest (Spoilers for The Last Annihilation: Wiccan & Hulkling):
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Bonus, Noh and Hercules also being super cute:
Chapters: 1/4 Fandom: Young Avengers (Comics) Rating: Explicit Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Teddy Altman/Billy Kaplan
Summary:
William of Genosha is a spare heir, and one thing spares are good for is solidifying peace treaties. A sight-unseen betrothal to an alien, however, was never going to be his first choice. Dorrek, heir to the Allied Kree-Skrull Empire, is just as unhappy about the idea. And one night's chance encounter has the potential to destroy the galactic alliance before it's even begun.
Or, this would all have been so much easier if you'd just introduced yourselves properly.
From a prompt by @faerieprincen