Fumetti Marvel

totalfilm:

Full Avengers trailer hits the net next week
Marvel’s team assembles in video promo
We’ve lived through a whole summer of on-set photography and been teased to the max with footage at the end of Captain America to get us in the mood for Marvel’s Avengers. Plus - score! - those of us lucky enough to be in the audience at Disney’s D23 watched a full scene. Now, finally, the whole world gets an official trailer! Well, we say finally. It’ll actually show up next week according to information posted on Marvel’s website. [FOR THE FULL STORY, CLICK ON CAPPY AND THOR OR FOLLOW THIS LINK]

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Full Avengers trailer hits the net next week

Marvel’s team assembles in video promo

We’ve lived through a whole summer of on-set photography and been teased to the max with footage at the end of Captain America to get us in the mood for Marvel’s Avengers.

Plus - score! - those of us lucky enough to be in the audience at Disney’s D23 watched a full scene. Now, finally, the whole world gets an official trailer!

Well, we say finally. It’ll actually show up next week according to information posted on Marvel’s website.

[FOR THE FULL STORY, CLICK ON CAPPY AND THOR OR FOLLOW THIS LINK]

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eschergirls:

I think Psylocke’s entire body is made up of plasticine there.

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eschergirls:

Are those flesh coloured bicycle shorts? What’s that indentation in her thigh? Why are her hips triangular? WHAT IS GOING ON!?

Psylocke

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eschergirls:

Maybe you need 3-D glasses on to appreciate this.

Psylocke, Gambit, Beast & Mojo

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thedustybin:

Machine Man 1980

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fuckyeahheroesandvillains:

Oh Thor

by Darren Rawlings

(Source: herochan)

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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)

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cravingformyfate:

Captain TRON - by Kazeco

CGHUB || Blog

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A Brief History of Dead Members of the Fantastic Four »

mrmadrox:

The death of Gwen Stacy in Amazing Spiderman #121 (1973) marks the ending of the Silver Age of Comic Books. Not only was this the first time a superhero failed so catastrophically and with such consequences, but also never before did a superhero’s loved one die so violently and so suddenly. The fact that, arguably, it was through an error of Spider-man himself that she died was simply something that we had never seen before and certainly kicked up some controversy.

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