Daredevil, blind superhero and fairly competent lawyer.
Wonder how he manages to change costume without seeing what he is doing…
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(via Michael Cho’s sketchbook: Galactus vs. Iron Fist) Galactus by Michael Cho. His blog is really cool.
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…superhero comics are nothing if not aspirational. They are full of heroes that inspire us to be better, to think more things are possible, to imagine a world where we can become something amazing. But this is what comics like this tell me about myself, as a lady: They tell me that I can be beautiful and powerful, but only if I wear as few clothes as possible. They tell me that I can have exciting adventures, as long as I have enormous breasts that I constantly contort to display to the people around me. They tell me I can be sexually adventurous and pursue my physical desires, as long as I do it in ways that feel inauthentic and contrived to appeal to men and kind of creep me out. When I look at these images, that is what I hear, and I don’t think I even realized how much until this week.
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| — | Laura Hudson, Editor-in-Chief of Comics Alliance is a comics hero to look up to when the others aren’t good enough. (via deantrippe) |
Four of my favorite X-Men comics covers for books shipping this December. It was close, there are some amazing covers in the bunch.
Uncanny X-Force #18 by Rafael Grampa
Wolverine and the X-Men #3 by Chris Bachalo
X-Factor #228 by David Yardin
New Mutants #35 by Jason Pearson
See all the X-Men comic book covers for December on Marvel.com. Which one is your favorite?
Reblogging some awesome covers.
The X-Factor one is amazing
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