#Bud LaRosa

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I really wanted to post this for the fans of both Marvel and Capcom. Artwork of most of the characters used for the intro of Marvel Super Heroes from Capcom. Enjoy this post right here. Credit to Marvel, the artists and Capcom.

Note: Sorry I don't know the artwork of Shuma-Gorath in the intro. I know he's from Marvel Comics but maybe someone from Capcom did the artwork, maybe not from a comic.

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pencils for Amazing Spider-Man 425 pages 2 and 4 by Steve Skroce. The published pages were Inked by Bud LaRosa, Lettered by Richard Starkings, Colored by Bob Sharen, and Tom DeFalco wrote the book.

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Spider-Man VS. Doctor Octopus by artist Steve Skroce and Bud LaRosa. From the cover of 1997's Amazing Spider-Man Vol.#1 #428.

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Ron Lim and Bud LaRosa “Spider-Man Vs. the Fury of Firelord!” Marvel Tales #279 (1993) Source

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Blaze #1 (August 1994) by Marvel Comics

Written by Larry Hama, drawn by Henry Martinez and Bud LaRosa.

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eyes don't lie — isabel larosa

' i swear friends don't get this close pull you in, exchanging souls trace my skin, losing control eyes don't lie '

sunday x fem! reader

sunday knew what you were. eternal, graceful. divine. divinity in its purest form, a gift directly from the harmony for him to ravish. he, too, once had his wings clipped, it was the natural progression of life. and for you, there would be no higher honor than sunday himself holding the scissors. of course, he would make the experience as painless as he could.

by the time you were sat in his cage, perched and pretty and in his possession, you wouldn't even realize he had clipped your wing.

he was in between your legs, his tongue working around your clit, each hand holding your thighs apart, giving him a perfect view of just how needy for him you were. your slick was soaking the bedding underneath you, but he was all too eager to lick it up before it could drip down without a second thought, your essence coating his tongue.

you were like the sweetest of honey to him, the slight acidity reminding him exactly what he was doing if he forgot or lost himself until he was too far gone. he hated to admit it, being being in between your thighs, sucking and licking at your pretty little cunt, was addicting to him. he could spend hours listening to your heavenly whimpers as he rolled his tongue over the swollen bud.

this was the most disheveled you had ever seen him. he had taken off his white coat and his gloves, and his hair was tousled and tangled, the silk strands falling every which way. sunday knew that this was unbecoming of him, that he had a duty to uphold a certain standard, but he couldn't stop himself, especially when he looked up at you and saw your eyes half closed, your moans falling from your pretty lips as your chest heaved up and down.

you looked godly like this, and he wanted to hold onto this vision of you.

" s-sunday- " you whimpered his name, catching your bottom lip in between your teeth as your hand found purchase in his hair, your legs quivering underneath his hands. " i- i'm gonna- fuck, please- " you begged, the word falling from your lips so prettily. he couldn't help but want to ruin you for any other men. you'd be his, and only his. your hips bucked up into his mouth, begging for more with your body, too. something he was definitely going to punish you for later, for being so fucking greedy.

but right now he couldn't find it in himself to deny you, one of his lips pursed around your clit, sucking at it harshly. your body tightened around his head, your hole helplessly clenching around nothing as you threw your head back, pulling on his hair, crying out his name as you came on his tongue. he continued to coax you through your orgasm, not done just yet, not until he said so, causing you to whimper out from overstimulation.

a few feathers fell onto the bed as sunday clipped your wings without you ever being aware. his dove. his forever.

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. queer gothic fantasy . ghoulish vampires . a grumpy man with a pet rat and a death wish never to be granted . the literal embodiment of sunshine . polyamory . snarky lesbian badass . necromancy and undead horses . a ghost dog . supernatural drugs .

Plagued by a virus spread from an experiment gone awry, never does a night go by where Ashmourne’s cobblestones and soil are not drenched in human blood.

Bloodthirsty monsters wearing the faces of the virus’s victims run rampant the moment the sun is drawn below the horizon and only death can stop them.

Much too quick and strong for any ordinary adversary to survive against, a small group of both willing and unwilling participants have been scientifically engineered to protect Ashmourne from the very horrors the scientists created.

Without these special few, the townspeople of Ashmourne would have far more to mourn than daylight itself.

. bram valdis .

With no regards to his health or safety, Bram delves straight into harm’s way with the hope of a miracle: an end to his suffering. His past is marred with as many scars as his body, haunting reminders of what he is, who he used to be, and what he can never be again. No more than a laboratory rat, an experiment, a mistake … something far from human.

His compulsions lead to a gruesome collection of blood drawn from the Fangs he has slaughtered, a memento of sorts, stored in vials lining the shelves of his bookcases. Less a symbol of triumph and more a way to calm the obsessive thoughts rattling through his skull. Not a night goes by where he doesn’t count each and every one, often to the familiar tune of insomnia.

A fear of intimacy and loss has left him bitter and alone for much of his life, but he dreams of one day finding a love alike that of the fairy tales that accompany him on these sleepless nights.

. halifax bertram .

After out-aging the dirty halls of Galloway’s Home for Unfortunate Children, Halifax and his younger brother, Pennant, were left to fend for themselves in search of a better, safer life outside the borders of Ashmourne.

Poor, helpless, and more than a little hopeless, their journey was wrought with danger and a quick end.

When Pennant is taken in by Ether as a potential experimental subject, Halifax bargains for his freedom in exchange for Fax’s, unaware of the consequences that await him.

Fax hasn’t spoken to Pennant since.

Not without want, but it is forbidden, if he wants his brother to remain safe.

. pennant bertram .

Painting helps Pennant hold on to hope, distracts him from the grim truth of his existence in the weary village of Ashmourne. When painting fails, there’s the withering garden in the forests beyond Dead End to keep him occupied. He’s determined to bring some life to it—a budding flower or a shock of green amongst the wilting leaves.

Ashmourne is a dark and dismal place, desperate for a spot of brightness, a spark of hope, and so is Pennant.

Not even death will stop him from making it happen.

. zay larosa .

Following in her mother’s and aunt’s footsteps, Zay offers psychic readings at The Dirty Rat for a negotiable price—often she will settle for payment in the form of a drink, and many of her clients would claim the drunken prophet’s readings are always more accurate when of a liquor-addled brain. Others would denounce her credibility as a prophet, usually when things go wrong—or, more accurately, out of spite, when they go just as Zay said they would when seldom is it ever in the client’s favor.

It’s all but a distraction—the booze, the nameless women she beds, the hours and coins wasted away in games of cards and dice, all teetering on a risky bet her prophecies fail to correctly foretell—while a thirst for vengeance gnaws ever-present at her heart.

Her father was slain by a man Zay only knows by appearance alone, an unmistakable scar clawed across his face by her hands alone, and she is determined to find and kill him—all the more reason to snatch a glimpse into the futures of strangers.

. athios forsyth .

Haunted by the memories of a murder he didn’t mean to commit, Athios recedes into a life of isolation to avoid facing the truth behind the event. There are no consequences for the crime, no evidence that it ever happened—not when his victim rose from his grave at the touch of Athios’ own hand—except for the ceaseless guilt.

In the accompaniment of Ambrose, a dog whom is neither here nor there, Athios tends to the graveyards of Ashmourne, both with the intent to maintain a pristine appearance and to experiment with his ability to raise the dead.

His curiosity comes with more consequence than he bargained for when he messes with the restricted graves of Fangs and unleashes a new horror upon Ashmourne.

. zacarias bane .

All hopes of affection were surrendered the day Zacarias discovered himself incapable of touching another person without being thrust into their deepest, darkest memories without mercy.

Yet … Bram and Athios seem to somehow be exceptions to this rule.

The two men become a mystery Zacarias is determined to solve, temptation and desperation fueling his quest for an explanation while he suffers through nights of listening to the ceaseless passion of strangers below his rooming above the local brothel.

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Michael Esposito Larosa — Discovering Flavorful Delights: La Rosa Chicken & Grill in Richmond Valley

Located in the center of Richmond Valley on Staten Island, a culinary jewel that promises not only wonderful flavors but also a commitment to providing dining experiences that are wholesome and nutritious can be found. Stunning landscapes and historical charm surround this gem. The restaurant’s menu is filled to the brim with mouthwatering delicacies that are produced using the freshest ingredients.

Michael Esposito’s Staten Island focus is not simply on providing excellent food; rather, it is on providing nourishment to both the body and the soul via the consumption of meals that are as healthful as they are delicious. Every meal at the restaurant is precisely prepared to produce a symphony of flavors that leaves customers wanting more. This demonstrates the restaurant’s commitment to quality, which is visible in every dish made.

La Rosa’s distinctive rotisserie chicken, which is marinated in natural rosemary herbs to create an unrivaled level of tenderness and flavor, is the centerpiece of the restaurant’s dinner menu. Every mouthful is a demonstration of the restaurant’s dedication to providing exceptional culinary experiences, regardless of whether it is consumed as a single meal or blended into salads and wraps.

However, La Rosa is not only about chicken; rather, it is about providing a wide variety of options to satisfy the preferences of every customer. At this popular restaurant on Staten Island, you may find something that will appeal to everyone, from chicken tenders that are fried to salads that are bursting with colorful veggies that are derived from the area.

It is not just the quality of the food that makes La Rosa different; it is also the philosophy that guides the restaurant. To create a dining experience that combines the comforts of home-cooked meals with the ease of casual eating, Michael Esposito had a vision that was both straightforward and profound. It is precisely because of this dedication to tradition and authenticity that La Rosa has won the hearts of countless generations of customers, who come back time and time again to indulge in their meals of choice.

The ambiance at La Rosa is warm and inviting, and it invites people to linger and make cherished memories with their friends and family. In addition to the gastronomic pleasures, La Rosa offers a warm and inviting setting. If you are looking for a genuinely unforgettable dining experience, La Rosa is the ideal place to go. Whether you are celebrating a special event or simply seeking a hearty dinner, La Rosa offers the ideal environment.

In a world where fast food is frequently the most popular option, La Rosa Chicken & Grill shines as an example of pure, made-from-scratch goodness. From its humble beginnings by Michael Esposito Larosa to its status as a renowned culinary institution in Richmond Valley, Staten Island, La Rosa’s path is a monument to the enduring allure of quality, handcrafted meals. La Rosa currently serves as a culinary institution in Richmond Valley.

It is highly recommended that you make it a point to stop by La Rosa Chicken & Grill the next time you find yourself in the Richmond Valley area. When you visit this hidden gem, your taste buds will be grateful to you, and you will learn why it has become a treasured favorite among both locals and tourists alike. The phrase “Eat well, live healthy” is more than simply a motto at La Rosa; it is a promise that is kept with every delicious bite that is served.

Source Credit:

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X-Man, Vol. 1 # 09 by Steve Skroce, with Inks by Bud LaRosa, and Colors by Mike Thomas.

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Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme vol 1 83 (1995) . Losing My Religion . Written by Todd DeZago Penciled by Patrick Zircher Inked by Bud LaRosa Colors by Kevin Somers Lettered by Dave Sharpe Edited by Bobbie Chase and Polly Watson Cover by Gary Frank, Al Milgrom and Heroic Age Studios . Dr Strange attempted to open s portal to the Dark Dimension, in order to aid Clea in her battle against Dormammu. In the meantime, Strange tried to prevent a dangerous situation, but the chaotic magic he used sucked him into the Magic Dimension... . See more relevant content here: #marvelman901drstrange #marvelman901wong #marvelman901horror #marvelman901clea #marvelman901patrickzircher #marvelman901garyfrank . #drstrange #defenders #supernatural #90s #clea #magic #patrickzircher #budlarosa #mcu #almilgrom #garyfrank https://www.instagram.com/p/CoxfA3vMwWc/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Isaac Cordova and Bud LaRosa Morbius: The Living Vampire #17 (1994) Source

Colorist uncredited

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X-Men Omega #1 (June 1995) by Mavel Comics

Written by Scott Lobdell and Mark Waid, drawn by Roger Cruz, Bud LaRosa, Tim Townsend, Karl Kesel, Harry Candelario, Scott Hanna, Al Milgrom, cover by John Romita Jr and Klaus Janson.

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Justice Like Lightning - Onslaught Book 2.5

We check up on how Spider-Man and his clone Ben Reilly are doing! Spoiler alert: Not great. The X-Force and X Man are having a bad time as well and Green Goblin is doing hero stuff??? 

The Sensational Spider-Man #8

Writing: Tony Dezago

Lettering: Richard Starkings

Colors: Gregory Wright

Editor: Ralph Macchio

Pencils and Inks: Mike Wieringo and Richard Case

Best Words:

Best Panel:

Best Person: Ben Reilly

Worst Person: Looter

The Amazing Spider-Man #415

Writing: Tom Defalco

Pencils: Mark Bagley

Inks: Larry Milsted and Al Milgrom

Letters: Richard Starking

Colors: Bob Sharen

Editor: Ralph Macchio

Best Words:

Best Panel:

Best Person: Jonah Jameson

Worst Person: Sentinels

Green Goblin #12

Writing: Tom Defalco

Pencils: Josh Hood

Inks: Derek Fisher

Letters: Jim Novak

Colors: Greg Wright

Editor: Tom Brevoort

Best Words:(Phil’s internal dialogue)

Best Panel:

Best Person: Phil Urich

Worst Person: Phil’s Parents

Spiderman #72

Writing: Howard Mackie

Pencils: John Romita Jr.

Inks: Al Williamson

Letters: Richard Starking

Colors: Kevin TInsley

Editor: Ralph Macchio

Best Words:

Best Panel:

Best Person: Ben Reilly

Worst Person: Peter Parker

X-Man #18

Writing: Terry Kavanagh

Pencils: Steve Skroce

Inks: Bud LaRosa and Rob Hunter

Letters: Richard Starking

Colors: Mike THomas

Editor: Jaye Gardiner

Best words:

Best Panel:

Best Person: Domino

Worst Person: Mr. Sinister

X-Force #57

Writing: Jeph Loeb

Pencils: Anthony Castrillo

Ink: Mark Morales

Letters: Richard Starking

Colors: Marie Jauns

Best Words:

Best Panel:

Best Person: Caliban

Worst Person: Sinister

Punisher #11

Writing: John Ostrander

Pencils: Tom Lyle

Inks: Robert Jones

Letters: Richard Starking

Colors: John Kalisz

Editor: Jaye Gardiner

Best Words:

Best Panel:

Best Person: Punisher

Worst Person: Junkyard Dog

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The Amazing Spider-Man (vol. 1) #431: The Carnage Cosmic

Read Date: October 16, 2022 Cover Date: February 1998 ● Writer: Tom DeFalco ● Penciler: Joe Bennett ● Inker: Bud LaRosa ● Colorist: Bob Sharen ● Letterer: Richard Starkings ◦ Kiff Scholl ● Editor: Ralph Macchio ●

Synopsis: The Silver Surfer has been possessed by the Carnage symbiote and now struggles to keep in control. Seeing the Surfer struggle, Spider-Man tries to help, but the symbiote can access Norrin Radd's Power Cosmic and uses it to keep the wall-crawler at bay. The Surfer tells Spider-Man to keep away and let him try and handle this situation. Flying away, the Surfer smashes through a building, forcing the wall-crawler to save nearby bystanders who are beneath the rubble. At that moment, at the Empire State University lunch room, Mary Jane and her friends listen to the radio for further reports about Carnage's recent escape from Ravencroft. Mary Jane is particularly worried and hopes that her husband hasn't done anything stupid like go into costume to face his foe. While at the hospital, Martha Robertson is released after the wounds sustained from being attacked by Carnage have been patched up. Deeply upset by the situation, Martha tells her husband Joe that he has a choice to make: He needs to either choose the Daily Bugle, or their marriage. That's when Joe hears someone calling for help down the hall. This turns out to be Spider-Man who has arrived to get Cletus Kasady some medical help, as he has been in a bad way since his symbiote abandoned him to bond with the Silver Surfer. Although the doctors on site are quick to take Kasady into their care, security tries to arrest the wall-crawler, forcing him to flee to evade capture.

Meanwhile, in deep space, Cosmic Carnage flies far away from Earth. The symbiote has tapped into a distant genetic memory of a time, many years ago, when a planet conquered by symbiotes became the latest in the many planets eaten by Galactus. Remembering how the Silver Surfer was present as his master consumed that world, the symbiote intends to use the former herald of Galactus to get revenge against the cosmic being that slaughtered so many of its own kind. While back on Earth, Spider-Man tries to call the Avengers, but unfortunately the team is not present at the mansion. The wall-crawler is forced to cut the call short when a trio of men try to capture him and claim the bounty on his head. Back at the hospital, Martha Robertson has calmed down and tells Joe that he can't just quit at the Daily Bugle for her, he must also because it is what he wants to do. Joe has a lot to consider, however the recent sale of the Bugle to Norman Osborn, things have been very different at the newspaper. In one of the other rooms, a doctor has determined that Cletus Kasady is suffering from a severe form of stomach cancer and that the symbiote was preventing from killing. Hearing this from outside the window, Spider-Man believes that death-by-cancer couldn't happen to a more deserving person, however, due to his moral code, the wall-crawler can't just stand by and let Cletus Kasady die. Unfortunately, he cannot do that unless he can find some way to separate the symbiote from the Silver Surfer.

Back in space, the Silver Surfer continues to struggle with the symbiote. The creature responds by flooding his mind with memories of Cletus Kasady and his abusive childhood. While on Earth, Spider-Man goes to Washington Square Park to see if his friend Nate Grey, the X-Man, is present. However, he is chased away by the strange cult that has gathered in the area to worship him. Swinging up to the rooftops a frustrated wall-crawler wonders why he helps the very people who fear and hate him and begins considering leaving Cosmic Carnage for them to deal with. At that moment, the Silver Surfer reaches deep within his mind and uses the Cosmic Power to stop the warring personalities that is sharing his mind. By this point, Peter Parker has changed back into his street clothes, still wondering why he even bothers. However, when he sees something come rocketing from the sky toward the hospital where Kasady is staying and realizes that he really can't just stand by and do nothing. Changing back into Spider-Man, the wall-crawler attacks Cosmic Carnage, not wanting the symbiote to merge with Kasady again, deciding that the menace of Carnage must end. When news of Spider-Man's battle is broadcast on the radio, Mary Jane faints when she hears that her husband is battling a Carnage possessed Silver Surfer.

The battle continues on, the Silver Surfer tries to convince Spider-Man that letting the symbiote bond with Cletus Kasady again is the right thing to do. Realizing that if Kasady dies, the symbiote could permanently bond to the Silver Sufer, the wall-crawler realizes that the lesser of two evils is the best solution in this case and helps the Surfer get past security. When the symbiote bonds with Kasady, Carnage is ready to start slaughtering people all over again. However, the Silver Surfer refuses to allow any more deaths to happen because of this and uses the Power Cosmic to imprison Carnage in an unbreakable shell of ethereal energy. While at the Daily Bugle, Joe Robertson pays a visit to J. Jonah Jameson to tell him that he is leaving the Bugle.

(https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Amazing_Spider-Man_Vol_1_431)

Fan Art: The Hybrid Symbiote colored by ProfessorAdagio

Accompanying Podcast: ● Untold Talks of Spider-Man - episode 06