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The Averagers: Coworkers
Justice league: found family
I watched a tik tok awhile ago, and they were right only a handful of Averagers treat each other like friends. Where in the justice league they treat each other like family and they hang out with one another. Like when superman invited Martian Manhunter to spend Christmas with him and his family and that's only one example.
Amazon.com: The Averagers: Earth's Okay-est Heroes (9781089761860): Morgan M. Steele: Books
Do you like superheroes? Do you like funny things about superheroes? Then check out my script, The Averagers: Earth’s Okay-est Heroes!
The Averagers: Earth’s Okay-est Heroes is the story of a group of college students, learning how to save the world. When their professor discovers his entire class is failing, he gives them one last chance to bring up their grades: to build a robot as a team or fail together.
By purchasing a script, you also purchase the rights to perform the show!
Dust, if your son Dusty could take anything, what would it be?
“Ohh, that’s an easy one… The Infinity Gauntlet of course… but keep in mind, he’s only a baby, he can’t do that sort of thing just yet. I mean, think about all of the complications he would have to go through to retrieve it.”
Dusty
Carefully and easily dragging in the infinity gauntlet into the house as he pitter patter on the floor. He puts the infinity gauntlet underneath a fluffy pillow and tucked it in by using his tiny nose, then sat there like absolutely nothing happened.
The last page of Avengers #57, the issue where the Vision is introduced. The story is very Frankenstein-esque, so what could be more fitting than ending it with the poem “Ozymandias” by Percy Bysshe Shelley, the husband of Mary Shelley. Something about the image of a kid playing with the head of an evil robot in an abandoned city lot seems somehow even more profound that the imagery of the original poem.
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Shane’s 2016 Sketchbook, Entry 19 - “Worse Avengers - Iron Man” Inspired by The Drawfee Channel on YouTube, who has so far done this sort of thing for Steven Universe and Gravity Falls, I thought I’d try my hand at reimagining an iconic character as a much worse knock-off! Expect more of these; Iron Chair needs the rest of his team.
