#Brian Garvey

[comicarthistory]

Page from Firestorm Annual #3. 1985. Art by Rafael Kayanan and Akin & Garvey.

[brevoorthistoryofcomics]

GH: ROM #43

ROM, SPACEKNIGHT is one of the better-remembered series of the early 1980s, this despite the fact that it was a toy tie-in comic. The toy was a bust, but the comic wound up running for 75 issues, a respectable run by any metric. Along with MICRONAUTS, it was writer Bill Manto’s greatest success in this period, as he invested these series with the same amount of imagination and energy that he…

[curtvilescomic]

Elektra by Ian Aiken & Brian Garvey 

From Marvel Fanfare #33

[comicswithimperfectblacks]

A nova armadura do Homem de Ferro.

Duas páginas de "O Incrível Hulk #87" (Abril, 1990), incluindo uma história originalmente publicada em "Iron Man #200" (Marvel, 1985). Arte por Mark Bright, Ian Akin e Brian Garvey.

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Iron Man's new armor.

A page from "O Incrível Hulk #87" (Abril, 1990), featuring a storyline originally published in "Iron Man #200" (Marvel, 1985). Art by Mark Bright, Ian Akin and Brian Garvey.

[the-gershomite]

What If...Wolverine Battled Conan the Barbarian

Volume 2 #16 -August 1990

Cover art by Gary Kwapisz

written by Glenn Herdling

colors by Daniel Vozzo

pencil art by Gary Kwapisz

inked by Ian Akin and Brian Garvey

lettered by Janice Chiang

[inky-curves]

Elektra by Ian Akin and Brian Garvey

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[mjjmayor]

The Iron Man armor flies through a honeymooner's hot air balloon // Iron Man (1968) #196, Jul 1985

[nfcomics]

LADY DEATH: CYBERNETIC DESECRATION no.1 • cover art • Keith Garvey [Nov 2023]

Lady Death is thrust into an alternative dystopian future earth where her evil persona "Empress Death'' has nearly extinguished the human race. Now Empress Death's mission is to murder the last 999 souls on earth and finally achieve megadeath, the death of all life on Earth. Can Lady Death, weaponless and alone, navigate this nightmare and defeat the most-evil foe she has ever faced and return to her timeline unscathed? Lady Death's reality will be upended! Are you ready for this?

Comic • 32 pages • $5.99

[witchofthemidlands]

BAD SISTERS || The Prick

[wajb]

Waterboarded for being an obnoxious take in a chain of obnoxious takes but just wanted to say A. the existence of supernatural powers is a position many naturally take without subscribing to non-existence first, and B. any assumption about the existence or non-existence of powers beyond our universe, made from within our universe, is illogical. Our position is too limited to definitively rule out any theism.

+ From the wiki on Russell’s Teapot:

[lboogie1906]

Audley “Queen Mother” Moore (July 27, 1898 - May 2, 1997) prominent Harlem civil rights activist, was born in New Iberia, Louisiana to Ella and St. Cry Moore. She educated herself by reading the writings of Frederick Douglass and listening to the speeches of Marcus Garvey.

Moved by the Black Nationalist message in a speech Marcus Garvey gave in New Orleans, she migrated to Harlem in 1922. She became a member and then a leader within Garvey’s Universal Negro Improvement Association. A proud shareholder in the Black Star Line, she helped organize UNIA conventions in New York. She married Frank Warner in 1922. They had one son.

After the demise of the UNIA, she founded several organizations. She founded and served as president of the Universal Association of Ethiopian Women. She founded the Committee for Reparations for Descendants of US Slaves, and The Republic of New Africa, which demanded self-determination, land, and reparations for African Americans. During the height of the Cold War, she presented a petition to the UN in 1957 which demanded land and billions in reparations for people of African descent and it requested direct support for African Americans who sought to immigrate to Africa.

She focused on local issues. She participated in a sit-in at a Board of Education meeting in Brooklyn. She and the other protesters said board members failed to adequately fund schools in African American communities. She served as the bishop of the Apostolic Orthodox Church of Judea and she co-founded the Commission to Eliminate Racism, Council of Churches of Greater New York.

While attending the funeral of former Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah, the Ashanti ethnic group bestowed upon her the honorary title “Queen Mother.” The Corcoran Gallery of Art in DC. honored Moore and 40 other famous Black women in Brian Lanker’s photo exhibit, “I Dream a World.”

Her activism continued through the mid-1990s, and she made her final public appearance at the Million Man March in 1995. She was survived by her son, five grandchildren, and a great-grandson. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

[dirtyriver]

Uncle Scrooge #265, April 1992, cover by Carl Barks (Scrooge, from interior story art), Bob Foster (background), and Brian Garvey (inks)

Reprinting "Ten Cent Valentine" by Carl Barks

[hasbr0mniverse]

The Transformers Gallery - Marvel Comics Head Masters #02 Cover By Frank Springer, Ian Akin, and Brian Garvey

[would-you-watch-this]

Groot enjoys the adrenaline of street car racing and his fans treat him like a rock star. After a blazing encounter with the ruthless Kaidu, Groot decides to take Ben Garvey, a newcomer to street racing, under his wing. Groot's sister Rosie sees something she likes in Ben too. Trouble is, neither of them realize he's an undercover cop, and Groot and his rival Kaidu are both prime suspects in a case involving dirty money and big-rig hijacking.

Original Movie Title: The Fast and the Furious

Original Movie Year: 2001

Cast Changes:

Vin Diesel's Dominic Toretto for Groot (Guardians of the Galaxy 2014+)

Rick Yune's Johnny Tran for Kaidu (Marco Polo 2017)

Paul Walker's Brian O'Connor for Ben Garvey (The Lazarus Project 2008)

Jordana Brewster's Mia for Rosie (Who Invited Charlie? 2022)

[the-gershomite]

What If...Wolverine Battled Conan the Barbarian

Volume 2 #16 -August 1990

"What if Wolverine Had Lived During the Age of Conan the Barbarian?" (22-28 of 28)

written by Glenn Herdling

colors by Daniel Vozzo

pencil art by Gary Kwapisz

inked by Ian Akin and Brian Garvey

lettered by Janice Chiang