#joe smith

[hershelchocolateart]

I wanted to make really nice Christmas presents for my friends this year!! Hi my friends I love you!!

Pieces belong to, in order: @arcaneyouth - @joyfulness03 - @imfirequeen - @toonfanstars - @fitzeight - @rainecloud020604 - @rudeboimonster - @flowerrose14

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Does Joseph smith count as another Joe Trey has played?

[vertigoartgore]

Countdown to Amazing Spider-Man #1000 (2026) : 1966's Amazing Spider-Man Vol.1 #38. Script by Stan Lee, plot & art by Steve Ditko and lettering by Artie Simek. Source

[kennythecatgirl]

When you make Team America, but they look like a cast of a late 90's early 00's teen drama show

I love Sarah 😭🩵 she bumped into Joe and fell in love when he helped her up

[clovus328]

Just finished reading The Amazing Spider-Man #38, and met what is probably one of the least known villains in the roster.

Joe Smith was once a mild mannered man with dreams to become a champion boxer. The only problem was that he sucked at boxing, so instead he decided to become champion wrestler, but he sucked at wrestling.

Then, one day, his manager gets him a gig as the monster in an upcoming sci-fi film.

However, while filming a scene, he knocks over a light into some chemicals and comic book science ensues.

After awaking, he loses control, going berserk and gaining super strength. Of course, Spidey comes in to stop him.

The day is eventually saved when the chemicals wear off, letting Joe Smith return to normal, and even get signed on with the studio for his realistic fighting. It’s actually kind of a sweet ending.

[atreus-zerecero]

☆Joe Smith (Samaritan 2022)☆ Free to use 💙

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

Joni Mitchell: “When I was 19 I went to art school. I had six months of teaching myself to play baritone ukulele under my belt, so was sort of a novice folkie. … I was singing folk songs at that time. At that time I was a folk singer. … Then I went to Toronto to see the Mariposa Folk Festival, actually to see Buffy Sainte-Marie. I still didn’t have an image of myself as a musician. I found I couldn’t work and I didn’t have enough money to get in the union, $160, I didn’t have it. I worked in women’s wear. I worked in a department store and I could barely make ends meet. I finally found a scab club in Toronto that allowed me to play. I played there for a couple of months. Then I married Chuck Mitchell and I moved across the border. We still were scrambling to work. As a couple, we were making $15 a night. There were clubs that were very cliquish that we couldn’t get into. In Detroit, we had a fifth floor walkup apartment and it had some extra rooms. When Eric Anderson and David Blue and Tom Rush, and people passed through Detroit, we billeted them there. Bruce Langhorne, they used to stay with us. Eric taught me a couple of open tunings. He taught me Open G and Drop D Modal tuning. Once I got the open tunings for some reason, I began to get the harmonic sophistication that I heard that my musical fountain inside was excited by. Once I got some interesting chords to play with, my writing began to come.”

Interview by Joe Smith Photo by Jim

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