#James Domino

[geekynerfherder]

Showcasing art from some of my favourite artists, and those that have attracted my attention, in the field of visual arts, including vintage; pulp; pop culture; books and comics; concert posters; fantastical and imaginative realism; classical; contemporary; new contemporary; pop surrealism; conceptual and illustration.

The art of Rebeca Puebla.

[nukaposting]

i think it's about time we had a sexyman poll for the fallout side of tumblr. above is a list of all the fallout sexymen i could think of; if you think i missed anyone, i probably did want to add them, but polls only have ten answer slots. i may make a part 2 if there are enough characters left over, then pit the winners against each other in a final poll.

cast your vote, and may the best sexyman win.

[webonchin]

Um, a little late but the year is not over so , a little holydays tribute I made!

Happy late Xmas and wish you all a lovely new year!

[heckcareoxytwit]

Awakening the Other McCoy

Sage proposes the idea that in order to fight the evil current Hank McCoy, they have to wake up the remaining clone of Hank McCoy, a.k.a Beast, who has the memories and attitude of the 70s Beast (as in Beast of Avengers, X-Men and Defenders). Despite the protests from Wolverine and the Krakoan X-Force team, they reluctantly agree with Sage to wake Beast clone up. However, 70s-Beast-Clone wakes up and bursts out of the cloning tank. In a state of disorientation, 70s-Beast-Clone jumps around and attacks the Krakoan X-Force. And also, having the former bad guys like Black Tom and Omega Red in the team doesn't help with the situation. Sage manages to calm 70s-Beast-Clone which prompts him to say the famous catchphrase "Oh my Stars and Garters".

Hours later, 70s-Beast-Clone was detained for a so-called safety reason and Black Tom was left there to explain to him about Krakoa and other things that happened over the years. 70s-Beast-Clone is caught up on everything that happened but is confused on why he's a war criminal. 70s-Beast-Clone is happy to work on with mutant rights or something. Moments later, Black Tom falls asleep from the long-winded droning speech from 70s-Beast-Clone, allowing him to free himself from the cage. Then, 70s-Beast-Clone googles himself on the computer and he becomes horrified to learn the evil deeds which current real Beast had done.

X-Force v6 #48, 2024

[kermit-coded]

i made a vine comp for x force 1991 bc no one else was gonna do it.

(please don't mention you found this through tumblr if you comment on the video, i like to keep my socials somewhat separate!!)

[lysenfeu]

Ah yes, we've finally assembled a new & improved Weapon X team! We've got:

Victor "Babygirl" Creed

James Logan "Old Man" Howlett

Neena "Best Girl" Thurman

Yuriko "World's Most Expensive Manicure" Oyama

James "Please Stop Calling Me Thunderbird" Proudstar

Arkady "Maneater" Rossovich

...

And none for Maverick, bye!

[why-i-love-comics]

X-Force #50 - "Violent Answers" (2024)

written by Benjamin Percy art by Robert Gill & Guru-eFX

[comicmgc]

[littlelostbirdy]

In your headcannons when does Jim Gordon find out (actually learn the identities) or 'find out' (get confirmation of the identities he figured out and, very purposefully and politely, firmly ignored until just now this minute) of the batfam?

[monsieuroverlord]

Aaaand I'm in tears again.

Wolverine #44 Previews are Up

source here

written by Ben Percy and Victor LaValle, art by Cory Smith, cover by Leinil Francis Yu

[manicr]

Fang/Akihiro in X-Force #47

Writer: Benjamin Percy

Art: Daniel Picciotto, Guru-eFX

[twixnmix]

Ads for Wampler's Ballarena in Dayton

Duke Ellington - January 29, 1960

Lloyd Price - March 13, 1960

Fats Domino - October 22, 1961

Ike & Tina Turner - June 1, 1962

Jackie Wilson - May 19, 1963

Bobby Blue Bland - November 15, 1963

James Brown - November 20, 1964

Lloyd Price / Erma Franklin - August 15, 1965

Four Tops - July 9, 1966

[illustratus]

Bond and Domino (detail) Thunderball 1965

by Robert McGinnis

[theglitterdome]

Claudine Auger as Domino in Thunderball - 1965

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Thunderball (1965)