#Black Fury

[comic-covers]

(1958)

[knuxtiger4]

THE BEAST

[chocolatechipscones]

Discord I'm Howling at the Moon

[curtvilescomic]

Black Fury by Dan Schkade

[ventruetheurge]

The Black Furies my Black Fury kinfolk has dated or surrogated for

[virtuouslibertines69]

"For her there is no joy, no peace, no atonement. She is a woman who drags a chain like a guilty thing. She is a woman who wears a mask, like a thing that is a leper. The fire cannot purify her.The waters cannot quench her anguish. Nothing can heal her! no anodyne can give her sleep! no poppies forgetfulness! She is lost! She is a lost soul!" -Oscar Wilde, from The Plays of Oscar Wilde; “A Woman of No Importance,”

Impersonality by Black Fury

[snowwhitemarshmallow]

I love looking at old comics 0v0

[ninebaalart]

Black Fury is a villain of one of those jungle girl comics, one starring Rulah. The logo on the top of the image is actually taken from the other Black Fury from this era of comics. Black Fury is associated with jaguars and I kept that a bit more loose. The cat horns she has are more of a crown, she has tanner skin, and there's just a general dark shiny aspect to her weapons and accessories that I feel like came out really well.

[mostsanescarletspiderfan]

Jimmy Olsen went by mister action, mister action was a superhero in the 70s who got killed alongside his team, the justice experience has only 2 appearances in prime earth continuity, acro-bat was trained by the shadow in batman/shadow #3, the shadow trained miss fury MAKING HER A DC CHARACTER, MISS FURY IS NOW A PUBLIC DOMAIN HERO WHO APPEARED IN BOTH MARVEL AND DC

[kino51]

Black Fury 1935

[intothestacks]

I was flipping through one of the new books I got for the library and I came across this:

Nick Fury canonically owns a guinea pig, y'all.

[circusmantis]

I HEART PRINCESS SLAY THE PRINCESS!!!

[knuxtiger4]

BASICALLY LAST SESSION FOR MARINA!

(Original can be found here)

[chocolatechipscones]

reflections

[chronivore]

Black Fury

https://pdsh.fandom.com/wiki/Black_Fury_(Charlton)

[anxietyriddenbutterfly]

Rewatching Captain America: The Winter Soldier just makes me think about how smart Steve is. I feel like he is often overshadowed by other Avengers, such as Bruce, Tony and Nat.

In WS, he has many moments that portray the way his brain thinks. My personal favorites are the elevator scene and when him and Nat arrive at the old army camp. He knows those agents are coming after him due to slight body language, such as a hand on a gun or a couple of beads of sweat while in the elevator. At the old army base, he is able to find the room with Zola with little information. He uses his knowledge on army regulations to find the old SHIELD office. From there, he is just able to notice little things that are off, such as the shelves that reveal the computer.

Sorry for the lil rant, but I just think Steve deserves more intellectual credit than the fandom gives him.