#maggia

[merrymarvelite]

Cover of the Day: Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #54 (May, 1981) Art by Frank Miller & Walt Simonson

[teenagedirtstache]

Cardigan in lana con profili colorati su t-shirt, pants all-white e calze, tutto Maggia by Coveri; scarpe in tela, Martini Sport Line

[logyn-headcanon-blog]

Asgardians VS street level villains

I’ve always wanted to see an interaction between an Asgardian and a grounded Midgard villain—a street thug, a mobster, or anyone used to solving problems with guns, knives, and bombs—only to discover they’re facing someone who simply can’t be killed.

Asgardians look human, blending in easily among the Nordic people, and both Thor/Loki/Odin and Elliot Randolph (AOS) have been shown to put on disguises to hide in plain sight on earth. While they aren’t immortal, no ordinary human weapon or strength has ever been enough to truly harm one. It makes me wonder how fascinating it would be if a villain from Marvel’s more grounded stories unknowingly picked a fight with an Asgardian living in disguise.

[nickfuryagentofsword]

Civil War: Unmasked 2 (2026) by Christos Gage & Edgar Salazar

Civil War

[tomoleary]

John Romita Sr. (1930-2023) Amazing Spider-Man #74 (1969) Source

Colorist uncredited

[browsethestacks]

The Maggia

The Official Handbook Of The Marvel Universe Deluxe Edition #07 (June1985)

[avianandloaded]

Gangsterpool.

[nerds-yearbook]

The Punisher one-shot No Escape was published with a pull date of August 1990. The Punisher was trying to hunt down a drug-lord, while Paladin and U.S. Agent (John Walker) were hunting down him. Among the deaths in the issue were Vincent Mangano (apparent death), Bobby Peculo, Bobby Peculo, John Bartoli, Rosa Bartoli, and Rob Bartoli. ("No Escape" Punisher One-Shot, Marvel Comic Event)