Fantastic Four by Mariel Alessandra
MARY JANE stands in the midst of chaos as spider-powered New Yorkers wreak havoc downtown.
MJ: I swear, if we’re doing the clone-thing again, I’m going back to L.A.MJ: (seeing a flying newsstand about to land on a child) That kid!
MJ: (she tackles him out of the way) Don’t worry! I gotcha! You’re gonna be okay.CREEPY GUY IN SPIDEY’S FF UNIFORM: Quick thinking, Red.
MJ: Tiger? Is that you?
CREEP: (getting in her space, nuzzling at her neck as he lifts his mask) Oh, I’ll be your tiger, pussycat. I’ll be anything you want.
MJ: Eww!
BEN GRIMM: (from off-panel) That ain’t no way to treat a lady, pal! And furthermore —BEN: (charging in and punching the creep’s lights out) — don’t disrespect the uniform!
MJ: (as she’s snatched to safety by Reed Richard’s elongated arm) Whoa!
BEN: Howdy, MJ!REED: You all right, Ms. Watson?
MJ: I’m fine, Dr. Richards! But that’s not important. What’s going on here? And where’s Pete?Amazing Spider-Man #667, Dan Slott and Humberto Ramos. MJ gets into the thick of things! And we have more Ben+MJ cuteness. “Where’s Pete?” will be a bit of a refrain this storyline as far as MJ’s concerned.
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WOULD BUY
My Associate Producer Harry Go has this monstrosity on his desk. He calls it Thing-Goro. I call it one of the coolest toys in the office. It’s not some rare variant, it’s just two Thing toys mashed together.
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The Devourer of Worlds says, “S’up?”
Drawn By
Thomas Frisano
The Fantastic Four, Galactus & Silver Surfer
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40 Films That Need Comic-Book Sequels
1. Blade Runner
The Film: Moody, mind-bendy sci-fi from Ridley Scott following burnt-out future cop (or ‘Blade Runner’) Deckard as he chases down superhuman beings (or ‘Replicants’).
The Comic-Book Continuation: What we want – more Blade Runners, more shifty Replicants and more neo-noir intrigue. What we don’t want – stuff set in space.
Essential Element: Rainy imagery and neon-blushed cityscapes. Is it too much to ask that each issue also comes with a Vangelis CD?[TO SEE THE OTHER 39 FILMS THAT NEED COMIC-BOOK SEQUELS, CLICK ON THE COMIC OR FOLLOW THIS LINK]
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40 Films That Need Comic-Book Sequels
1. Blade Runner
The Film: Moody, mind-bendy sci-fi from Ridley Scott following burnt-out future cop (or ‘Blade Runner’) Deckard as he chases down superhuman beings (or ‘Replicants’).
The Comic-Book Continuation: What we want – more Blade Runners, more shifty Replicants and more neo-noir intrigue. What we don’t want – stuff set in space.
Essential Element: Rainy imagery and neon-blushed cityscapes. Is it too much to ask that each issue also comes with a Vangelis CD?
[TO SEE THE OTHER 39 FILMS THAT NEED COMIC-BOOK SEQUELS, CLICK ON THE COMIC OR FOLLOW THIS LINK]
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