Nothing would make me happier than letting the Young/“New” X-men and the Young Avengers/Runaways become centerpieces of the Marvel Universe. They’re such good characters, and they keep getting relegated to meaningless background filler.

Paolo Rivera actually does paint a lot of the Marvel movie posters in a style similar to that. He usually does it for fun after the movie comes out, but they should really hire him as their regular poster-guy.

That whole thing reminds me of the mer-man scene in Zoolander.

While I don’t have any strong feelings on the invisible jest specifically, the fact that they’re even considering including it makes me happy because it means DC/WB might have actually stopped being ashamed of the source material.

I think monoculture by species makes more sense when you consider that their culture is just one of many in the galaxy, and that they’ve known about the other races for at least a few hundred years.

Paying for healthcare through taxes doesn’t just “mask the payment” though. It also allows for people to pay an amount which is tied to their income. In Canada, for example, you don’t pay income taxes on your first ~$20k or so, so the very poor do, in fact, get free healthcare.

My personal head-cannon for the whole “Wanda and Pietro aren’t Magneto’s kid’s anymore” thing is that they WERE his kids, up until House of M, when Wanda said “No More Mutants”. Magneto was being an abjectly terrible father in the the House of M universe, so it makes sense that if Wanda was changing the genetics of…

Part of me thinks they should go the opposite route of Capaldi and hire someone who’s like 13 years old to play the doctor. I’d have to be a damn talented 13-year-old, but I think it’d be fun.

Yeah, Iron Fist wasn’t amazing, but it’s definitely underrated because people talk about this show like it literally came into their living rooms and murdered their entire family in front of them.

IMO, depending on the lighting most rose gold products look way too similar to the disgusting beige that every computer made in the 90's featured.

I think part of it is because it uses the orange/blue colour pallet which has been done to death in recent years. Them getting on the bandwagon so late makes it look kind of hackish.

Luke Cage was great except for literally anything that involved Diamondback. Like, holy shit what a tonal shift. His character is just utterly ridiculous.

Can this happen in more than just Jeeps? Because I have this memory of something like it happening in my friend’s early 90's model civic back in highschool. She got into a fatal car accident a few days later, and I’d never really connected the two events until I was just thinking about it now.

I honestly think they’re smart enough to realize that if you attack a human we’ll come hunt them down. 

I’m trying to find a source for this and I can’t, but I read a while back that one of the big reasons that Wonder Woman is such an icon, and why she’s had such success at being her own hero rather than being in the shadow of some male version, is that DC actually has to continually print Wonder Woman comics or else…

I gotta say, it’s pretty funny that people are so angry about a lack of crossovers in Marvel’s TV properties, when at the same time their comic books are facing heavy criticism for pushing way too many crossover events.

I don’t know why, but the part of this photo that bothers me the most is that you can clearly see where they raked his footsteps away in the sand.

I hope Stan Lee’s cameo in Homecoming was as Stan Lee, so at the end of the shoot DJ Khaled could tell him “Congratulations, you played yourself.”

I’ve had this idea for a while on how you could integrate the FF with the rest of the Marvel U:

I mean, the very fact that the suffering is “unimaginable” makes it fascinating almost by definition. Nobody thinks WWII historians are “fucking scumbags” for finding WWII fascinating.