#Brian x Scott

[m-a-d-m-i-r-r-o-r]

This was requested by a friend uwu ✨❤️

[evallazz]

As it is Valentines I figured I'd re-share a bunch of old arts of my favorite pair

[askundeadbluelesbians]

Glitch! You excited for Cryptid Prom?

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Written by @segasister Art by @hey-haven

[medixnoche]

it’s always sunny at the x-mansion (part 1)

[thejakeformerlyknownasprince]

idk if you're still doing these but how do you think the animorphs would do against the original X-Men?

[Obligatory joke about the X-Men having an advantage because they cloned Jake to make Bobby.]

Animorphs Advantages

Trust in leadership. Full offense to Scott, but he can be bossy and overbearing to the point where it causes infighting. Jake's team will not hesitate to go up against impossible odds at his command, and basically never questions his orders in the heat of battle.

Flight hours. Warren might outweigh Tobias by a good 200 pounds, but he doesn't spend literally 15+ hours a day 7 days a week flying around hunting. And Tobias gets very good at taking out bigger opponents like David's golden eagle or the helmacron ship.

Adaptability. The Animorphs can survive in most environments most of the time, and are nigh unkillable. Jean can be taken out by a rock to the head. Scott can be taken out by a rock to Jean's head.

X-Men Advantages

Coordinated attacks. They can and do hit their enemies from multiple fonts at once: Warren goes high while Hank goes low, Jean goes mental as Bobby goes physical, so on. The Animorphs' weapons are all variations on hitting or stabbing their enemies up close.

Sheer raw power. Scott can punch a hole in a mountain. Jean may or may not be able to destroy entire planets. Bobby can make an entire city in the time it takes Scott to level one.

The fact that they actually go to school. Hank's obviously the one with the big advantage over the C- average high school dropouts, but Scott, Bobby, and Jean are also smart enough to be teachers in some continuities.

Animorphs Disadvantages

Distance. This is always their drawback, but they only have melee attacks. Scott, Jean, and Bobby can all attack from half a mile away.

Leaky communication. A ton of their strategy depends on being able to talk to each other without their enemies hearing. Even if they figure out that Jean can hear every word they're saying, they're going to be massively hampered by their inability to talk privately during battles.

X-Men Disadvantages

Compassion. Assuming that this is winner-take-all no-holds-barred fight, the X-Men will not only hesitate to kill, but are likely to stop fighting if one of their own is killed. The Animorphs have no such pangs of conscience, or at least don't let those stop them.

Lack of control. All of them are, to some extent, afraid of their own powers or hesitant to use them. You don't see Rachel beating herself up about what'd happen if she let the beast win or got too much phoenix power.

Conclusion: I'm giving this one to the mutants. Sorry, morphers.

[mori-ohs]

[marrrrss]

My lover boys

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Chicago PD : Hank Voight, Antonio Dawson, Jay Halstead , Adam Ruzek

Chicago Fire : Brian 'Otis' Zvonecek, Kelly Severide, Matt Casey

Criminal minds : Aaron Hotchner

FBI : Jubal Valentine, Stuart Scola

FBI Internacional: Scoot Forester

Rookie : Tim Bradford

SWAT : David 'deacon' Kay

[samasmith23]

Iceman Almost Came Out as Gay Back in the 1990s

So prior to Brian Michael Bendis revealing Iceman (aka, Bobby Drake) was gay in the pages of his All-New X-Men run from 2015, apparently writer Scott Lobdell had planned to have Bobby come out of the closet two decades earlier but was unable to go through with his plans. Lobdell did however, lay the ground work for Bobby coming out during his time on the X-books in the mid-to-late 1990s.

Specifically, during an encounter with Emma Frost back when she was still a villain, the former White Queen of the Hellfire Club briefly took control of Bobby’s mind and actually used his mutant powers in more creative ways than he ever had done before. Emma accurately pointed out that Bobby was intentionally holding back the true potential of his powers, and was using humor as a shield to mask his own insecurities due to his conservative upbringing by mutantphobic parents.

Writer Sina Grace actually followed up on this old plot point from the 90s during his Iceman solo-series which immediately followed Bobby being outed by the time-displaced Jean Grey in All-New X-Men. In addition to depicting Bobby becoming more comfortable with his sexuality and gradually out to his fellow teammates, ex-girlfriends like Kitty Pryde, and especially his bigoted parents...

...Grace finally allowed Bobby to fully embrace his potential as an Omega-Level mutant. Not only did Iceman singlehandedly defeat the unstoppable Juggernaut in combat after after overcoming his greatest fear by coming out to his parents, but he began using his powers in more creative ways than before such as constructing ice-shuriken and multiple ice-clones and kaju.

Furthermore, Grace also revealed in his run that yes, during that time Emma Frost had mind-controlled Bobby back in the 90s, she actually did learn that Bobby was gay. But unlike the time-displaced Jean Grey, Emma never outed Bobby’s closeted sexuality to him or anyone else, and instead respected his privacy due to her own tragic experiences with her older brother Christian Frost being forced into "gay conversion therapy" (aka, torture...) by their abusive father.

Essentially, all of the people who try to argue that Iceman coming out makes zero sense or that it somehow "ignores/erases several decades of past continuity" (I'm looking at you homophobic Comicsgaters!) completely miss the fact that both Bendis & Grace were simply building upon the foundation that was already put in place by Lobdell back in the 90s! That’s NOT “ignoring or erasing several decades of continuity,” but the exact opposite!

And if you still need further proof that Bobby was always gay, just a reminder that during his very first appearance in X-Men (1963) #1 by Stan Lee & Jack Kirby, Iceman was the only person who was not acting like a horny jack-rabbit at the mere sight of the then-new student Jean Grey.

In other words... Iceman was always gay even as far back as his inaugural issue! Suck it Comicsgaters!

[vertigoartgore]

2013's Uncanny X-Men Vol.3 #1 (LGY : #565) cover by Chris Bachalo and Tim Townsend.

[majorvillarreal]

this was alot funnier in my head when i thought of it at 4am

rivers cuomo = george mcfly

[wwprice1]

Awesome 90’s X-Men art by Tom Raney, Scott Hanna, and Brian Haberlin.

[twoheadedcalfsanctuary]

gonna go shake my fist at the sky. yeah it's gonna take all night, sorry. why you ask?

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it appears i have forgotten. curious

"Especially Heinous: 272 Views of Law & Order SVU by Carmen Maria Machado // Alien directed by Ridley Scott // The Lonely Life of a Telescope Researcher by Tullycraft // Especially Heinous: 272 Views of Law & Order SVU by Carmen Maria Machado // The X-Files created by Cris Carter // The Universe is Going to Catch You by The Antlers // Especially Heinous: 272 Views of Law & Order SVU by Carmen Maria Machado // Mysterious Skin directed by Gregg Araki // Chinese Satellite by Pheobe Bridgers // The X-Files Poster // Mysterious Skin directed by Gregg Araki

[joezy27]

HAWKEYE - "He's going to kill me."

Avengers vs. X-Men (2012) #11 by Brian Michael Bendis, Olivier Coipel & Mark Morales

[askundeadbluelesbians]

So is it just you guys or are we gonna see some more familiar faces?

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Written by @segasister Art by @hey-haven

[boardchairman-blog]

**Shots of the Movie**

Mission: Impossible (1996)

Director: Brian De Palma Cinematographer: Stephen H. Burum

[milowing]

i knew there was a reason cyclops is my favorite x-man...