#angar the screamer

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From Spider-Woman Vol. 8 #009, “The Price of Liberty”

Art by Ig Guara and Arif Prianto

Written by Steve Foxe

[heckcareoxytwit]

As the Assembly wake up from the brainwashing, they did not know what to do when they watch Spider-Woman fight Titan-Gremlin in a hopeless battle. Liberty points out that even if they are not fit to fight Gremlin in Titan suit, they could at least try to help Spider-Woman by waking the other supervillain inmates instead. While Spider-Woman and Gremlin are still fighting, the latter (Titan-Gremlin) explains to her how he (as Gremlin) survived the battle with Iron Man in the Armor Wars from long ago, how he joined Hydra and how he got the kids brainwashed into sleeper agents. When Moon Squire tries to darken the place, Titan-Gremlin scoffs that he knows his technique until Spider-Woman takes advantage in darkness by zapping Titan-Gremlin in the face.

Spider-Woman decides to focus on getting the Assembly Kids out of the battleground. Hellrune tells Spider-Woman that her teammates are distracting Quicksand, Icemaster and Zzzax so that they could lure them into fighting Titan-Gremlin. Then, as Titan-Gremlin emerges out of the wreckage, he gets distracted by the four elemental supervillains. Even though Titan-Gremlin makes a short work on the four supervillains, his armor starts to malfunction that he collapses. When Spider-Woman tears off the armor, Gremlin tells her that he would have the last laugh by doing the self-destruct on not only himself but also, he would blow up the whole prison. Spider-Woman knocks Gremlin out by zapping him. Thus, Spider-Woman works on getting the Assembly Kids and Angar the Screamer out of the prison before the place explodes.

Spider-Woman v8 #10, 2024

[wanderingmind867]

Poor Angar. He's not a bad guy, he's just got mental health problems and a hallucinogenic scream. I can't bring myself to hate him. (Daredevil #107):

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Remembering Steve Gerber, a one-of-a-kind creator, on his birthday.

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New Avengers 15 (2016) by Al Ewing & Paco Medina

Cover: Julian Totino Tedesco

Civil War II

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Daredevil (vol. 1) #101: Vengeance in the Sky with Diamonds!

Read Date: March 07, 2023 Cover Date: July 1973 ● Writer: Steve Gerber ● Penciler: Rich Buckler ● Inker: Frank Giacoia ● Colorist: George Roussos ● Letterer: Artie Simek ● Editor: Roy Thomas ●

**HERE BE SPOILERS: Skip ahead to the fan art/podcast to avoid spoilers

Reactions As I Read: ● Angar looks like he smells like patchouli and B.O. ● hey, copper, only Frank Castle is allowed to call DD “Red” ● cops asking DD for physical description, i.e. hair and eye color and any distinguishing marks ● aww, Tasha left Ivan behind, too? ● the artists’ coloring of Daredevil’s black eyes look really creepy here

● wait… Tasha? wtf is going on? ● I hope Angar gets defeated this issue. I am so over this story arc. ● oh, Angar is reporting to someone… “The Man” ● the “Man” implanted something in Angar’s head to control him, which he apparently also did with Mordecai (the Dark Messiah), which makes sense as he had similar powers ● wow, Matt makes one point and that’s enough for Angar to fold like a cheap suit and set him free ● 👏👏

Synopsis: Easily defeated by Angar the Screamer, DD returns home to find that Black Widow has returned, having not enjoyed her experience working with the Avengers.

When Angar the Screamer uses his powers to turn the Black Widow against Daredevil, the two fight the hallucinogenic criminal's powers and work together to try and stop him. However, during the course of the battle Angar uses his powers to escape the two heroes.

(https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Daredevil_Vol_1_101)

Fan Art: A is for Angar by SandsGonzaga

Accompanying Podcast: ● Josh and Jamie Do Daredevil - episode 16

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(via Rip Jagger's Dojo: Black Widow - Going Out West!)

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Amazing Spider-Man v3 . Annual 001 (2014)

Spider-man silent 🕷✨️

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We start another long MCP run... but this one is at least a pretty solid 3 star... and that is saying something that a win on this book is a comic that is “average.”

[marvelman901]

Iron Fist vol 1 1 (1975) . A Duel of Iron . Written by Chris Claremont Penciled by John Byrne Inked by Al McWilliams Colors by Janice Cohen Lettered by Dave Hunt Edited by Marv Wolfman Cover by Gil Kane, Frank Giacoia and Irv Watanabe . Iron Fist had gotten some info from Angar which lead him and Misty Knight to Stark International. Naturally, Iron Man saw this and the two heroes fought... . #ironfist #ironman #avengers #defenders #gilkane #angar #screamer #70s #mistyknight #marvelman901ironman #marvelman901screamer #marvelman901mistyknight #marvelman901ironfist https://www.instagram.com/p/CjKzQcQMgkf/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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From Spider-Woman Vol. 8 #008, “New Kids On the Block”

Art by Ig Guara and Arif Prianto

Written by Steve Foxe

[heckcareoxytwit]

Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew) is gliding around the city where she sees Angar the Screamer, a D-List supervillain surrounded by the armed guards. Spider-Woman lands in the middle of the conflict and she tries to deescalate the situation by talking things out to Angar and stopping the guards from shooting him at the same time. Just before she could talk to Angar, Spider-Woman sees a bunch of young "superheroes" calling themselves 'The Assembly' coming out of the portal, ready to take him down. As Cadet Marvel punches Angar too hard, Spider-Woman could not believe that one of the super-kids are too violent with 'Beat Up First, Ask Questions Later' attitude. While the rest of the Assembly are fighting Angar, Spider-Woman scolds Liberty for talking down to her and the Assembly's brash actions. However, Hellrune calls Liberty to help them in chasing after Angar the Screamer. Just as she catches up with him, Liberty is hit by Angar's hallucinatory scream which makes her break down from fear. Then, Angar is knocked out by Cadet Marvel. Spider-Woman tries to calm the sobbing Liberty when Titan takes her back along with the team. Seeing Titan's cold and dismissive attitude, Spider-Woman grows suspicious of him and the Assembly.

Later, the Assembly are resting at the Clubhouse where the kids are grumbling as they are more concerned about their near-defeat by the supervillain than about their traumatized teammate. Meanwhile, Titan goes to the secret basement where he reveals himself as Gremlin (Kondrati Topolov) the old enemy of The Hulk and he is working with Viper (Ophelia Sarkissian, a.k.a Madame Hydra).

Spider-Woman v8 #8, 2024

[wanderingmind867]

Angar the screamer is incredibly powerful and possibly also a bit insane, but he's actually not unsympathetic. (Daredevil #101):

[bookoftheironfist]

Power Man and Iron Fist vol. 1 #70 by Mary Jo Duffy, Kerry Gammill, Ben Sean, Ricardo Villamonte, and Jim Novak

Toward the end of her introductory series, Marvel Premiere, Colleen is kidnapped by an alliance of supervillains led by the sorcerer Master Khan. Among Khan's pawns is Angar the Screamer, whose voice has the power to induce terrifying, mind-breaking hallucinations in his victims. For months, Colleen is tortured by Angar, before finally being tracked down and rescued by Danny (a long and important story for another post). Colleen's mind heals, and she finds a way to return to normal life. But her father, who was with her when Angar kidnapped her, is not so fortunate. Having also been caught in Angar's mindstorm, and without any of the training or mental fortitude that would allow him to resist its damage, he simply shuts down. In time, he suppresses the memory, and the memory of everything having to do with the incident-- including memories of his daughter.

In this scene, we see Colleen make a very hard choice, and attempt to visit her father. They have always been very close-- her mother died when she was very young, and her father is one of the most important people in her life. She has been tormented by nightmares of her own experiences and is haunted by what happened to her father, and by how powerless she feels to help him. She can't help but try to make him remember. She can't stop herself from visiting him, no matter the pain it causes her, or him.

This is an action-packed issue, largely focused on one of Luke and Danny's Heroes for Hire capers. But as this run does so beautifully, it allows breaks in the action to make way for this quiet story of Colleen and her father, of grief and loss and love that endures in the face of hardship. Colleen's friends have been by her side throughout the ordeal following her kidnapping, caring for her and supporting her, but this is a challenge that she must ultimately face on her own. This scene always makes me cry, and I love this issue for it, and for the conclusion it eventually brings to the long saga of Colleen and Lee Wing that began way back in Marvel Premiere.

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New Avengers 16 (2016) by Al Ewing & Paco Medina

Cover: Julian Totino Tedesco

Civil War II