#and Hank Pym

[legalandnotease]

it is concerning how much faith Tony fans have in the government and the political establishment: especially the ones who call themselves "liberal".

Like, its a consistent theme throughout the MCU that establishment figures and politicians cannot be trusted. They're almost always the villians or aligned witht the villians.

They never pass up an oppurtunity to screw over the little people. Which is arguably one of the most realistic aspects of the MCU.

Take how they say Steve "should have gone throught the right legal channels" to help Bucky in Civil War.

The movie takes great pains to show us that Steve *tried to do that*. Like Bucky let himself be arrested as soon as he got away from Ross kill squad.

And what happened? He's handed over to the CIA and denied a trial or legal representation (E. Ross laughing at the idea of him having a lawyer which is a human right enshrined in International law)

Its clearly shown that those in power were *not interested* in who really bombed the UN. They just got hold of the nearest convenient scapegoat and wanted to get rid of him as soon as possible to look good. To look as though they were doing something.

No due process, no investigation. Zip. They didn't even bother with proper security at the detention facility considering Zemo was just able to walk in armed only with a fake ID card.

Steve was basically *forced* to clear Bucky's name himself, because the establishment were not interested in real justice. It wasn't even some "arrogant American" version of justice either.

Like... finding the *right* person who bombed the UN and killed King T'Chaka should have been a priority for anybody.

Convicting the wrong person for a crime is contrary to most people's interpetation of justice, because it means that the person who actually did it goes unpunished.

[5ummit]

Hey how'd the Commies snag an invite?

[marvelgifs]

ANT-MAN (2015) dir. Peyton Reed

[florida3exclamationpoints]

Marvel + text posts

[milkydraws8]

do not be so surprised.

after all, i am my father's son

[artbyblastweave]

I follow a couple of different artists on Instagram who're attempting widescale Marvel Universe re-imagining projects, formatted in the way that Marvel used to release those official handbooks fulla character bios. One of them is making a point of trying to distribute the typically-american superhero population more globally, and one of the more inspired decisions made on that front was to re-imagine Hank Pym as Japanese, with a toku-inspired costume that allows him to pull double duty as a Kamen Rider pastiche (as Ant-Man) and an Ultraman Pastiche (as Giant-Man). Great stuff

[timbit-robin-art]

Guess what I watched.

[docthechaosking]

Been thinking about Earth’s Mightiest Heroes-

[brw]

Hank gets lost.

[valjeanzachary]

Hank Pym for Marvel Rivals concept

[soranatus]

A new frontier of Avengers & X-Men By artist, Luis Valero-Suarez

[616witch]

random headers of wanda maximoff and her loved ones. from left to right; pietro maximoff, hank pym, janet van dyne, jericho drumm, lorna dane, the vision, crystal amaquelin, billy kaplan and tommy shepherd, steve rogers. made for a white tumblr background, 16by9 ratio.

❗❗ NOTICE ❗❗these were made based off available art. I know there are some characters I missed!!

[dailymarvelstudios]

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania (2023), dir. Peyton Reed

[casualmonarch]

Hank goes to therapy

[milkydraws8]