#NOT MCU

[dinoofcoffeechaos]

That went from lighthearted fun to ripping my soul out

I do not ship mcu or any teenage spideypool, that is pedophilia, get out

This is comic only

Stop looking at me

[brainzzzeater]

Happy April fools!

[bonedazes]

i like to think that they love eachother

[bored-skid]

Miau

[spiderxpool]

doodle i’ll probably finish in the morning (or not who knows)

[nibeul]

if ke huy quan played peter parker..

[id in alt]

[vee-nyx]

sorry to my star wars/marvel followers but i just need to talk about A Quiet Place: Day One for a minute because i feel like it’s one of the first mainstream “end of the world” movies that taps into the potential storylines of people with chronic illness/pain. like one of my first thoughts anytime i watch a movie where infrastructure collapses and transportation goes out i run through a mental list of pharmacies in my area and think about which ones i could reach on foot within a day. or how obstacles that just inconvenience other travelers could fully stop me from getting my prescription. i worry about how different pharmacies are organized and if they’d have enough of my specific medication to get me through however long it takes for the world to come back, if it ever does. Lupita acted that feeling so well, and her outlook on the apocalypse was so different than any other character i’d seen because Sam already knew she was dying, and she was going to die whether or not the creatures came. so she’s not worried about getting to safety or trying to rebuild a life, because she’s been preparing to leave life behind for years now. she just wants to be in her home neighborhood in places with good memories and good food, and go out on her own terms instead of waiting for the disease to catch up to her. she couldn’t just do that before the arrival, though, but she can once what was left of her life collapses and she knows everything she loves (Frodo, memories of her father, her poetry) is safe with someone she trusts. it’s such a reverse plot to the usual apocalypse where everyone’s fighting for long-term survival and trying to rebuild what they lost, while Sam takes her losses in stride and slowly relinquishes her important belongings to Eric so she can die in peace. god it’s just such a genius reversal of the usual fight-for-your-life storyline with huge untapped potential that i hope inspires other movies to explore similar plots because there’s so many directions a writer could take with a chronically ill character in an apocalyptic situation, and i would love to see a horror/scifi subgenre of people with chronic illness in survival situations. okay that’s all.

[ikol-art]

☆ Stabby ☆

[tothebestofmyabilities]

[enerykai]

This is me with all my uni assignments 🧍

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(I'm just a wee nursing major going through the motions)

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[From Spider-Punk Battle of the Banned]

[lelsiemeyers]

im obsessed with the ways thor picks up and holds kid loki in the comics because it's so funny. like. he's entirely upside down in that second picture. thor what are you doing with that poor boy he's going to get dizzy

[brainzzzeater]

@ask-spiderpool

Fanart for the blog I love most!

[bonedazes]

Bae

[bored-skid]

Straight boys and their handshakes smh

[spiderxpool]

every wade has his peter 🤷

(zoom ins below‼️)

(i love them,,)

ahaha ….im back :3c