#Plunderer

[goth-mami-writer]

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A collage. Of anime men-

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-that need to fucking paint me as white as their hair 😩

(I'm bored. Let's discuss ♡)

[xycuro-illuminati]

Here's a Daredevil rogues gallery lineup I made since last year that I don't want to finish due to losing motivation lol. I was planning on adding more, but my style has changed and I would rather redraw all of these guys for a lineup in the future.

DO NOT TAG AS M/CU Bonus Bullseye from the same file:

[drilanime]

[tenacious-world]

Send me REQUESTS!

I'll do any character, any anime, any prompt! Just let me know. :)

[sleepy-monochrome-prince]

[616mattfoggymoments]

Daredevil (1964) #14 | Stan Lee & John Romita, Sr.

[cryptocollectibles]

Tales to Astonish #98 featuring Sub-Mariner and The Incredible Hulk (December 1967) by Marvel Comics

Written by Roy Thomas and Stan Lee, drawn by Werner Roth, Dan Adkins, Marie Severine, and Herb Trimpe.

[peregrine21]

Updated Tag List Sign Ups! Several of y'all's usernames have changed and no longer work when I try to tag y'all, plus I got into another fandom/character (it's Abby Scuito from NCIS). SO, I wanted to send y'all an updated form to give you an updated list of character options and get y'all's proper usernames for tagging :)

Make sure to include your username, select the characters you'd like to be tagged on posts for, then there is a section where you can select any content you absolutely do not want to be tagged on even if you are on the character's tag list. (for example: if you aren't comfy with NSFW fanfictions you would select that so I know not to tag you in NSFW posts even if you are on the specific character's tag list)

Until next time and thank y'all ever so much <3

[themasterofindifference]

[theothershin]

My Thought Process When Reading Plunderer

Damn, Licht doesn't deserve all of those girls.

Wow, Jail's just as popular with the girls now, too, huh?

Now all that's left is for Tokikaze to reach that - which won't be happening.

Wait no, Tokikaze only needs his wife, Tsukina.

...She's dead.

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...He only needs me.

[faline-cat444]

A lot of final volumes but this is far from the end

[reivenesque]

I'm watching the anime Plunderer. On one hand it's such a good anime with such good characters. On the other hand the Mineta-level fanservice parts of it are such a turn off.

Licht is either a 9 out of 10 or 0 out of 10 which is a shame because he's such an interesting character. Literally the only male character that isn't an outright pervert is Jail which is great because the fact that he's voiced by Umehara Yuuichiro already made him an attractive character, and the fact that he isn't trying to look at the girls panties half the time immediately makes him more attractive.

But yeah. That's honestly my only complaint about this anime because the storyline is really interesting and Licht really is an amazing character (when he's not being a giant pervert). I'm on the second to last episode of the anime and I might have to turn to the manga to see how it ends since season 2 isn't anywhere in sight.

[comicavalcade]

Submariner Summer 30

Ay mi amigos, it is time for a key edition of #SubmarinerSummer, because here in part 30 we are covering Tales to Astonish #96: Somewhere Stands...Skull Island! Namor faces off Plunderer and his vibra-gun on Skull Island right on the cover; love both figures' sense of motion

Raymond Marais takes over the tale, with Everett pencils and Colletta inks. The Title page gives us Namor back on his throne in Atlantis, ready for another Council of War. Dorma's still voicing her misgivings, though, thinking he's acting in rash hatred.

But Namor can't let go that the "air-breathers" had the temerity to build an undersea city in his territory. He feels its too late for diplomacy and he must act now. Vashti speaks up and reminds him he'd best take care of Plunderer first; Namor agrees, and knows where he is

As a Ka-Zar villain, Plunderer's base is of course in the Savage Land. So, Namor goes towards Antarctic waters since the Savage Land is hidden there. While there he visits the crumbling ruins that was his boyhood home, the previous Atlantis now destroyed, and makes his way to-

-the grave of Princess Fen, his dear beloved mother, the very sight of which threatens to overwhelm him. He attempts to banish the sadness with a happy memory. But he soon recalls instead the city's death and destruction, and her's, at the hands of an attack from the surface

So now we've seen how he lost his first city, his mother, and his memory, though he isn't sure who on the surface is to blame. But the surface keeps pushing, so he feels he must go to war...once Plunderer is taken care of. Before he can, though: Savage Land sea monster attack!

Just then, Dorma arrives, having felt compelled to go where Namor went. Unfortunately, she picks the wrong moment to get closer, as just then Plunderer attacks Namor and she gets caught in the blast radius!

But it takes more than that to stop Namor, especially when he's in the water, much to Plunderer's shock. Just as Namor is about to wrap him up, he reveals he saw Dorma sink from the previous attack and a wild-eyed Namor lays him out before going to her. She's actually fine, but he's angry

She wants to be beside him, but he tells her to return to Atlantis. She wonders if there's something else behind his anger. You ask me, he should keep Action Dorma. Unfortunately by the time Namor returns to the Plunderer, he's laid a trap for our Prince

Um. Plunderer sure knows how to outfit some henchmen, huh? Better rename it from Skull Island to Beefcake Island. At any rate, Plunderer has a scheme in motion because, y'know, villain. Meanwhile, Dorma makes it back to Atlantis, where their screens give a puzzling view of Namor

But the truth is Namor is caught, and the Plunderer's plan is conquest! We are once again at a cliffhanger, Namor Nation.

Once again we see the debate between Dorma and Namor about war, we revisit the site of the Atlantis from the Golden Age comics, go over its destruction, and the loss of one of the key characters in all Namor's history, his mother Fen. Oh, plus a sea monster, and a villain scheme. Quite a full issue, and you see why I called it key right at the start!

But now we look forward, because NEXT we will cover Tales to Astonish #97: The Sovereign And The Savages

[sleepy-monochrome-prince]

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[megane-boys]

Today's Megane is: Jail Murdoch from Plunderer