Art Edit Credit to Roberto Coltro



#interview with the vampire#iwtv#the vampire armand#assad zaman
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Art Edit Credit to Roberto Coltro
In Quasar 14, cover date September 1990, Power Platoon was introduced. The Power Platoon were created by Mark Gruenwald and Mike Manley. ("The World My Laboratory" Quasar 14, Marvel Comic Event)
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Avengers vs. the Squadron Supreme
Avengers #85 - "The World is Not for Burning!" (1971) written by Roy Thomas art by John Buscema & Frank Giacoia
BEFORE, Watchmen!
BEFORE 2020
Bob Hall
“It has been such a challenging couple of weeks here, but one of the things, I think, that has helped me get through it is being out there and seeing the level of community, and people coming together and being willing and ready to fight for justice. A couple of Sundays ago, I joined in one of the protests in downtown Minneapolis. It’s a little ironic, I had been walking with them for a while, but I had a Zoom call-date with my family for Sunday night, given this pandemic. I actually live right by 35W, about a block off of the highway, and I was on the phone with my family right when the gas truck came barreling through, and thank goodness, no one was seriously hurt. While I’m on the phone with my family, I start hearing all this commotion outside of my window and see this flood of people running into the streets, up from the highway. I think that moment was probably the highest level of stress and panic that I had experienced, personally, through all of this. “ What I appreciated about that moment [was] not only being able to see everyone really working to care for each other and make sure they were okay, [but also] it was interesting to see how people even from my building were activated to bring water downstairs to and make sure everyone was okay, and bring first aid, just in case anybody needed it. I think that’s been the biggest thing for me, really, seeing people come together and work to help each other and be activated to fight against the extreme racial injustice that we have not only in Minneapolis, but across the country.”
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