#Dar Benn fanart

[art-of-cm]

Dar-Benn and Loki. I think a good shipping name is Daroki.

[daisymooonart]

In the MCU there are two bangles that can tear holes across the multiverse. One of them is owned by 5'10 alien warlord and empress. The other is owned by a 5'3 teenager who writes Captain Marvel fanfiction, can't drive, and has been a superhero for under a week.

[imerkovich]

THE MARVELS is a very enjoyable film with an entertaining comic book movie. The action, comedy, and MCU world-building were the strengths. !!! #FanArt #digitalillustration

[zodrawsthings]

Loki x Dar-Benn 💚💜

[luna-rainbow]

Just watched The Marvels on the plane. The feminine touch was strong on this one. The back and forth between the women gave kinda…girl car trip movie vibes?? There were dress-ups and musicals and lots of kittens, and meta things like fanart and fanfiction. Fury was so…soft in this one. He’s never been this soft with any of the others, maybe a little with Nat but not quite like this. The three characters were a good match-up as well, because they all had their own distinct personalities and voices. The entire Indian family is the highlight, they are just too real, especially the mum.

A little more weight could have been given to Carol accidentally destroying Hala. It just felt like the horrors of that mistake and her trying to make up for it was a distant afterthought instead of the main focus of the story. A stronger story could have come from Carol already working on trying to revive Hala and Dar-Benn not realising that, and end up working against each other. Instead it kind of just…came about from a throwaway line and a 10 second flythrough by Carol in the end. And honestly, a lot of the heavier themes could have done with some more pathos, and the fights could have done with some grieving room in between. Carol has genuinely been running from battle to battle for at least the last 30 years. This was the perfect opportunity to show what she’s chasing — maybe all the lives that slipped through her fingers, maybe the mistakes she made, maybe the need to prove she’s got something to live for. Hints of it were there but a lot of it was buried by the messy story.

I loved the phasing fight sequences. The actual stunts might not have been super original, but the switching of the characters and scenes made for some hilarious and suspenseful fights.

I’m sure this probably got some people triggered but I work in a pretty multicultural part of town, so it was really nice seeing so many POCs on the space station? That sort of work environment feels familiar to me.

Overall, maybe not a movie I’d rewatch but it certainly had some highlights.

[daisymooonart]

First time drawing Zawe Ashton! Dar-Benn looks like she'll be a lot of fun in The Marvels, I can't wait to see her in November :)

[daisymooonart]

Dar-Benn 'doodle' that turned into a full illustration because her concept art outfits served cunt and I needed to explore her fashion game <3

[art-of-cm]

Zawe🌸

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[art-of-cm]

The new General Da-Benn.