Flowers! One of those villains you love, and love to hate. She was great on Agents of Shield, and Misfits.
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This made me love her. My husband recently asked me who she was in reference to a story and I showed him this. This is all that matters as far as I'm concerned.
It has to be the sparkle factor that got everyone so outraged. That's the only difference I can see.
I've pulled out the chair rail in the downstairs bathroom, calked, sanded, primed, and painted both the ceiling and trim. Going to get sample colors tomorrow. Just me. I'm kinda proud.
Gross. Of course you were attacked. How dare you go against the tropes that make men feel powerful.
Wait, you're saying things happen in women’s lives that effect us deeply other than sexual assault? Get the fuck out. Women aren’t actual people with depths and layers. Those are men. At least that’s what I’ve gotten from a lot of films and television shows over the years. It really is how we're all socialized to see…
Why are people always so proud of their bigotry? And it doesn’t end. My daughter’s middle school just had anti-Semitic slurs written on a bunch of desks. Of course two grade levels were discussing WW2 and the holocaust, so this just adds more awfulness to it. These are kids, getting it from home, and they keep passing…
You have to give her credit. After the internet mob descended on her for her cleavage at the SAG awards, she didn't fade into the background, she doubled down. Because screw the internet horde.
Well now I do.
I would love to see Miss Marvel, Kamala Khan, show up. That would be so freakin awesome to see a Muslim teenage girl superhero join the MCU.
That was not the reason Black Widow thought of herself as a monster. That was the final nail in the coffin of her training to be a killer for mother Russia. They made her a monster for them and then made sure she wouldn't have a reason to love anything else. The misinterpretation of that scene on this site really…
In the most recent issue we find she's dead but not dead. So, hopefully the comic universe will find a way to bring her back. It's not like it hasn't been done before.
In the new comic she's dead, but not dead. I'm curious to see where Coates goes with that.
When Lupita hit big a few years ago, a friend of mine I've known since we were 8 said, "Finally, a black woman who looks like me!" So yeah, this is awesome. I am so thrilled she's going to be in the film, because the women in the comic are badass and proud. I cannot wait to see it.
It really is. I got #2 yesterday and devoured it.
Fine. Not from the pages I've found and what I've read. But it is what it is.
Has. It won't let me edit.
The resemblance is uncanny. He looks like Farrow and Sinatra, not Farrow and Allen.
That made me laugh. So true.