#Al Ewing

[rei-ismyname]

Magneto Talks to Himself

(It's actually the Shadow King trying to fuck with him in the afterlife, but it's a conversation he needed to have.)

[theartofthecover]

The Immortal Thor #13 (2024)

Art by: Alex Ross

[evilhorse]

You got cojones, elf.

(X-Men #35)

[avengerscompound]

Loki

Immortal Thor (2023) #6

[loki-core-the-variant]

Retro post from my Zucced fb page, Loki-Core: The Variant

[dbot456]

It should be illegal for Al Ewing to be as good a writer as he is

[stevelieber]

Dang I love drawing this book.

The first issue of Al Ewing's and my Metamorpho series from DC Comics will be at your local comic book store around Christmas.

[vertigoartgore]

Krakoa era's Storm (with her very cool X-Men: Red look designed by Russell Dauterman) by artist Dima Ivanov (2022).

[racefortheironthrone]

Who's a more powerful atmokinetic, Storm or Thor?

Hah! Great question, but one that better writers than me have answered before...

If we were to score it like a boxing match, I think this is one that would have to go to the judges and end up in a narrow split decision, largely depending on whose book the fight is happening.

Ever since the Asgardian Wars crossover in 1985, it's been established that Storm is Thor's peer - capable of taking up the mantle of the Goddess of Thunder and one of the few individuals worthy of wielding Mjolnir.

In later comics, people have explored the similarities and differences between Storm and Thor - and what they have generally settled is that Thor has something of an edge when it comes to his speciality of Thunder, Storm is more versatile and flexible because she can control all forms of weather.

In conclusion: power scaling is dumb and there's more interesting ways to think about the question that result in richer and more meaningful stories, and you should definitely read the Asgardian Wars and Al Ewing's Immortal Thor.

[nickfuryagentofsword]

Immortal Thor 10 (2023) by Al Ewing & & Martin Coccolo

Cover: Alex Ross

[magpie-murder]

almost every time i click on someone’s profile because they have 616 loki set as their profile picture they have she/they/he in their bio i’m like. this is the book y’all read. it transed your gender

[evilhorse]

I am not ashamed—not of what I am.

(X-Men #35)

[avengerscompound]

Immortal Thor (2023) #6

[loki-core-the-variant]

Retro post from my Zucced fb page, Loki-Core: The Variant

[wwprice1]

Loved the third issue of Resurrection of Magneto this week! The series is great!

[geekcavepodcast]

"DC Pride" Returns for 2024

DC Comics' has announced that DC Pride, its anthology celebrating LGBTQIA+ characters is retuning for 2024. The 104-page comic is presented in a Prestige format.

Content in DC Pride 2024 includes:

Phil Jimenez's autobiographical story about the "fantastical worlds that shaped him, brought to life by Giulio Macaione"

Nicole Maines and Jordan Gibson's tale about Dreamer's pilgrimage to her ancestral planet of Naltor

Gretchen Felker-Martin and Claire Roe's story that has Poison Ivy and Janet from HR on a spore hunt in Portworld

Jarrett Williams and D.J. Kirkland's tale of a boys' night out in A-Town with Jon Kent Superman, Jay, Bunker, and Ray

Jamila Rowser and ONeillJones' story of Natasha Irons Steel facing Traci 13 at the Oblivion Bar's Pride party following their break up

Ngozi Ukazu's tale of Jackson Hyde Aquaman getting a ride to the Fourth World in time for the Love Festival

Calvin Kasulke and Len Gogou's story about Circuit Breaker's unstable powers landing him in the Phantom Zone

Al Ewing's Blue Starman story

Preview of Melissa Marr and Jenn St-Onge's The Strange Case of Harleen and Harley

Character pinups

DC Pride 2024 goes on sale on May 28, 2024. The anthology will feature a main cover and a 1:25 card stock variant of the main cover by Kevin Wada, an open-to-order wraparound variant cover by David Talaski, and foil and card stock variant covers by Babs Tarr.

(Image via DC Comics - Kevin Wada's Main Cover of DC Pride 2024)