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[KravenMorehead™]

Zombie Batman by me

Since you guys liked zombie Batman, here's the man of tomorrow

 

[KravenMorehead™]

My favourite Tony Stark moment (which doesn’t even feature Tony).

Daredevil: Back in Black, Volume 1: Chinatown​

 

[KravenMorehead™]

Black Canary and Oracle by Travis Moore with colors by Otto Schmidt

 

[KravenMorehead™]

Captain Marvel, Rogue, She-Hulk, Mary Jane, and Black Widow by Mark Brooks - Imgur

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[KravenMorehead™]

The Batman by Dexter Soy

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[KravenMorehead™]

Detective Comics #1029 Cover Art Illustrated by Lee Bermejo [Cover]

 

[KravenMorehead™]

[Artwork] Red Hood by Dexter Soy

 

[KravenMorehead™]

TMNT #103 DEXTER SOY EXCLUSIVE VIRGIN VARIANT COVER RAW

 

[BXKingPin82]

TMNT #103 DEXTER SOY EXCLUSIVE VIRGIN VARIANT COVER RAW

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[Jello Biafra]

Detective Comics #1029 Cover Art Illustrated by Lee Bermejo [Cover]

Bermejo's Batman looks like he would fukk something up.

 

[Dillah810]

I've been really digging this Falcon and Winter Solider book. Good mix of comedy and action, and I like the art.

 

[Mr. Negative]

I wanna say I liked X-Factor, but it seemed kinda...... dry? I don't mean lacking in action or anything like that

 

[Jello Biafra]

I wanna say I liked X-Factor, but it seemed kinda...... dry? I don't mean lacking in action or anything like that

It was like a procedural detective show. A lot of describing people's powers and what they can do with them in specific situations.

I liked a few of the character moments like Rachel having a pet War Hound puppy; Daken being a sluttacious whore at all times and laying the groundwork for a triangle between him, Northstar and Prodigy; the Magneto and Polaris father/daughter scene.

It also showed just what a useless bunch f loads the Quiet Council is. It took this moment in time for them to even think about the reincarnation process and the holes in it?

 

[Mr. Negative]

It was like a procedural detective show. A lot of describing people's powers and what they can do with them in specific situations.

I liked a few of the character moments like Rachel having a pet War Hound puppy; Daken being a sluttacious whore at all times and laying the groundwork for a triangle between him, Northstar and Prodigy; the Magneto and Polaris father/daughter scene.

It also showed just what a useless bunch f loads the Quiet Council is. It took this moment in time for them to even think about the reincarnation process and the holes in it?

you say it that way, yeah. I just couldn't put it into words.

Like they more showed who they were by doing, if that makers sense.

It's.... a shame Quicksilver isn't a mutant anymore. I'ma need an issue of him and Northstar getting on each other's nerves.

Also, I had no idea Rachel had this "Temporal Telepath" thing going. when did this happen?

 

[Jmare007]

I like the idea of the X-Factor book more than the issue itself. Way too much exposition and long winded explanations that weren't that interesting to begin with (the "mystery/reveal" wasn't compelling enough for that text). I was with Emma telling them to wrap it up already. I hope future cases are more interesting because I really like the concept of the book.

X-Men #10 was fine. I know next to nothing about Vulcan so


Kinda funny how Ewing basically gave Hickman the Cotati so mutants could start getting some Ws