What If The Marvel Bullpen became the Fantastic Four?
I decided to make some GIFs of this iconic, What If story featuring the stars Jack Kirby, Flo Steinberg, Sol Brodsky and of course Stan Lee himself.
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What If The Marvel Bullpen became the Fantastic Four?
I decided to make some GIFs of this iconic, What If story featuring the stars Jack Kirby, Flo Steinberg, Sol Brodsky and of course Stan Lee himself.
Gratuitous picture of me. From The Unbelievable Gwenpool #16, 2017, by Christopher Hastings and Gurihiru.
Sgt. Fury Annual #6, 1970: Gary Friedrich, Dick Ayers and John Severin poke fun at Roy Thomas’s ridiculous workload at the time.
Gwenpool explains why her knowledge of the Marvel universe doesn’t extend to how to beat Deadpool in The Unbelievable Gwenpool #13, 2017, by Christopher Hastings, Guruhiru and Alti Firmansyah.
Daredevil #88, 2006, by Ed Brubaker and David Aja: Foggy Nelson’s pseudonym is “Everett Williams,” as in original Daredevil artist Bill Everett!
A mysterious kid has a pile of comics including Captain America #250 and... anybody recognize that issue of Ghost Rider?... in Quasar #17, 1991, by Mark Gruenwald, Greg Capullo and Keith Williams.
The Spider-Man of a world where he stayed in showbiz and never became a superhero buys a comic book company, in What If? #19, 1980, by Peter Gillis, Pat Broderick and Mike Esposito. (These folks don’t especially resemble any Marvel higher-ups I know of, although the one on the left looks a little bit like Paul Levitz, maybe?)
Peter Parker briefly gets a job in a comic book store in 2008's Amazing Spider-Man #565, by Marc Guggenheim, Phil Jimenez and Andy Lanning. Note the reference to "Codename: X-Men," the version published by Marvels Comics (within the 616)...