#William Gargan

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William Gargan-Margaret Lindsay "No place for a lady" 1943, de James P. Hogan.

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Frances Dee and William Gargan for HEADLINE SHOOTER (1933) directed by Otto Brower

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The Story of Temple Drake (1933) dir. Stephen Roberts

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Here are 10 things you should know about William Gargan, born 119 years ago today. He enjoyed success on Broadway, in pictures, in radio and on television.

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Midnight Manhunt (1945) William C. Thomas

July 12th 2024

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William Gargan, Joan Bennett and Adolphe Menjou in The Houskeeper's Daughter, 1939

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Midnight Manhunt

Midnight Manhunt – a dead gangster, worth $5,000 dead or alive, is ffound dead in a wax museum. And it’s a case of who’s got the body! The murderer? The reporter? Her reporter boyfriend? The office boy? Continue reading Midnight Manhunt

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Scorpion, Starling and Shift are outside Hobgoblin's Base where they are surrounded by the minions of Hobgoblin. The minions of Hobgoblin are Shocker, Ricadonna, Goldbug, Lady Stilt-Man, Man-Bull and Mr Fish. They try to fight them off but they nearly get overwhelmed until Scorpion the maybe-former supervillain convinces the supervillains to change sides as he knows that they are unwitting pawns in Hobgoblin's schemes. Meanwhile in the hideout; Miles Morales, Kamala Khan and Gust are busy fighting Hobgoblin and Rabble but they are too evenly-matched as well as Gust gets wounded by one of Hobgoblin's drone bombs. Just as Hobgoblin gloats at the trio, the cavalry turns up. Scorpion, Starling and Shift have brought in the former minions who had changed sides to fight Hobgoblin. As things went south, Rabble flees the scene, leaving Hobgoblin along to deal with the heroes and his former minions. However, Hobgoblin refuses to admit defeat as he chooses to blow up his hideout along with himself instead of surrendering. Miles Morales and the others had no choice but to get the hell out of the hideout as the place blows up.

Miles Morales: Spider-Man v2 #16, 2024

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Laird Cregar-James Flavin-Betty Grable-William Gargan "¿Quién mató a Vicky?" (I wake up screaming) 1941, de H. Bruce Humberstone.

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From Miles Morales: Spider-Man Vol. 2 #015

Art by Federico Vicentini, Federica Mancin and Bryan Valenza

Written by Cody Ziglar

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Venom across the Marvel Universe

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Fritz Lang directing actors Henry Fonda, Barton MacLane, and William Gargan in YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE (1937)

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Failtopia Full Name Headcanons

Canon Kind Of Canon Made The Fuck Up Secret Additional Option

Daniel Failboat Robert "Simple Bob" Thompson Smuk Nightwerke Erica Claire / Erica Terra DEK-0, formerly Izuku Midoriya Chin "Chi" Kid Lanc Caurde Rose Alina Pirahnyawn Ren "Joker" Amamiya Mar Marr Orion Oopsie Friend Shrimp Gill Bo Chat Failboat William "Big Bill" Gargan

Explanations below the cut:

I've heard that Daniel Failboat is what C!Fail's canon name is, but it's never mentioned in Failtopia specifically, and he's never once called Daniel, but I'll roll with it

Bob should have a basic-ass surname, I think Thompson fits

Nightwerke is a combination of "Dreamworks", because Shrek, and "nightmare", because dreams, and misspelled to match with Smuk

Erica Claire is the name she has in FHBM, but before that, I came up with Erica Terra, for a similar thematic reason. Claire is based off "Erica Clerica", and Terra is based off "Erica Terrorca"

DEK-0 is a headcanon I've mentioned before, that he got his new name from his experiment label. As for the Midoriya thing, that would logically have to have been his name, though it's never stated

Her full name is Chin Kid, and she goes by Chi, that much is entirely canon, though it isn't clear if "Kid" is a surname, or an extension of her first name

Caurde is based off of Kaard, a Deltarune surname (though unrelated to Lancer). Both are intentional misspellings of "card." I did not come up with this one

Rose Alina sounds like Rosalina. That's why everyone makes the mistake. I also did not come up with this one

Petunyawn having the "yawn" naming convention implies that the Yawn family doesn't have an actual surname, it's just an extension of their first

Same as with Deko but even moreso, this is just what would logically be the case in the lore

It's like Mario Mario, is the joke. I didn't come up with the idea, but I did add the second r myself

Literally just canon, I have nothing to add

I mean, that is what we know of their name in canon. We don't know if she has a surname, my headcanon is that he doesn't

Again, literally in the text of the series

Same as with Friend, but I do like to headcanon that she eventually takes Erica's surname, whatever it is

If we roll with the idea that Failboat is C!Fail's surname, and that he adopts Chat, this is what would happen. But neither of those are fully canon, as far as I'm aware, and this obviously isn't either

Gargan is based off the word "gargantuan". Because he's big

For most the characters I headcanon as trans, I guess they should technically have deadnames, but I'm not too fond of coming up with them, so I just won't