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[bobbimorses]

BLACK WIDOW & HAWKEYE #1 (of 4) | 3/13/24

STEPHANIE PHILLIPS (Writer) - PAOLO VILLANELLI (Art) - STEPHEN SEGOVIA (Cover)

THE EYES OF A HAWK AND THE VENOM OF A WIDOW! Even when Black Widow and Hawkeye had no one to trust, they still had each other—even though their paths sometimes diverged. So when Clint Barton is accused of a rogue assassination attempt that puts the U.S. and Madripoor at odds, a symbiote-equipped Natasha Romanoff thinks nothing of coming to his aid. But as echoes of their past ripple into the present, it will take all their faith in each other—and the lessons learned along the way—to protect their futures.

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[juhbebbie]

Fucking obsessed with this

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[shanembailey-deactivated2022051]

Spider-man 2099 #5

[terribletriplefeatures]

Rick Leonardi drew the hell out of this book.

[browsethestacks]

Marvel Age (1993)

[soranatus]

The Weather Goddess By Philipp Barmoniv

[why-i-love-comics]

Extreme Venomverse #5 - "The Rhythm of the Night" (2023)

written by Kelly Thompson art by Gurihiru

[burningfudge]

Aw, cute.

Scarlet Witch (2023) #6

[kamamo1]

Despite everything, I want to be a good person.

[extraordinary-heroes]

Deadpool #17 (Splash Page by Declan Shalvey)

[comicwaren]

“What is this?! Another hallucination. Gotta be. What’s happening to me? Head’s swimming. Can’t stop – seeing things.” – Miguel O’Hara

Cover art for Spider-Man 2099 Vol. 4 #001

Art by Viktor Bogdanovic

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[rasputinaillyanna]

I choose to run towards my problems, and not away from them. Because’s that what heroes do.

[theironmanwiththeironplan]

An edited version of these lockscreens I made and posted a while back!! They’ve been real popular, but the colors were just too dark and abrasive for ME to actually use - thought these looked nicer 😌

Spider-Punk/Hobie Brown lockscreens, like/reblog

[ixaix]

The Gift

There are lots of wonderful Kurt comics out there, but this one somehow flew under my radar until I was re-reading the Classic X-Men. That series is famous for having rare Nightcrawler stories (specifically “The Big Dare” from #4) but this is one I haven’t heard as much about in the fandom. And oh, does it deserved to be talked about more. 

This takes place shortly after Jean Grey has returned to Earth as the Phoenix and is in critical condition. None of her teammates are taking it well, the sensitive Nightcrawler being no exception. 

While staring out a window, reflecting on the fragility of life, Kurt sees a kid sitting alone in the cold below. He teleports down to talk with him, learning the child’s name is Daniel. Daniel refuses to go into the warm hospital, so Kurt takes him to get some food and to talk, assuming that the boy is waiting on someone who is sick in the hospital. He tries to get Daniel to smile, failing until he pulls out some of his classic circus charm.

With Daniel still refusing to go home, Kurt spends the night talking and walking with him, continuing to try and get the morose child to smile…

…which he finally achieves by helping Daniel learn to juggle.

As dawn breaks, Kurt turns off the image inducer, feeling that it isn’t right to have lied to Daniel about who he truly is when they’ve become close friends. Daniel’s reaction makes me tear up every time.

Later, Kurt returns to the hospital to inquire after his young friend’s health only to learn that Daniel had died during the night from cancer.

Confronted with the reality of having spent the night comforting a ghost, Kurt is understandably flumoxed… but eventually realizes that Daniel was just as much a gift to him as the other way around.

Seriously. How can anyone not think Kurt is one of the best X-Men out there?

[simoneashley]

Ororo Munroe in Uncanny X-Men #172 by Paul Smith.