#captain stern

[zponds]

[ungoliantschilde]

Reach Out, by Cheap Trick. Live at Rockpalast 1983.

This is the song that was featured in Bernie Wrightson’s Captain Stern segment of the movie “Heavy Metal”.

[anxioussailorsoldier]

captain link!! (introduced back in this comic but more info in tags)

[themarvelproject]

Marvel house ad for the Avengers featuring art by Al Milgrom and Joe Sinnott (1984)

[evilhorse]

But vampires do exist

(Captain America #253)

[thresholdbb]

Did not pass the vibe check

[ohyousillything]

Anakin: i have an idea

Cody: a survivable idea?

Anakin:

Obi wan:

Ashoka:

Rex:

Cody: You're right let's not get ahead of ourselves.

[gameraboy2]

"The Island of Captain Sparrow" Famous Fantastic Mysteries #39 (1946) Cover by Lawrence Sterne Stevens

[age-of-moonknight]

Blood Hunt (Vol. 1/2024), #5.

Writer: Jed MacKay; Penciler and Inker: Pepe Larraz; Colorists: Marte Garcia and Fer Sifuentes-Sujo; Letterer: Cory Petit

[lirhyapetitpain]

Cheers to the Past

Here's to the Future

Happy 60th Anniversary to our Leader Samuel Sterns

[zponds]

[jeskler]

Bit of a headcanon of mines, but Rex is indisputably the disciplinarian of the 501st and is generally the last person you want to be pulled into a disciplinarian meeting with.

Anakin can’t bring himself to care about military discipline or maintaining it very much, he’ll dole it out when need be and will give his two cents if he’s asked about it. But generally he turns a blind eye to all but the most serious of infractions and even then he just sics Rex in ‘em. And Ahsoka just doesn’t have a mean bone in her body towards the clones and tries to avoid disciplining anyone whenever she can.

But Rex? He will make your cry with words alone, he needs a bag of cough drops from how sour he’ll shout his voice out, you will be pulling an ARC-170 across the hanger until they reach their destination. He lets nothing slide, shows no mercy, and will push you right up until your bones are about to break. The first time Ahsoka witnessed Rex disciplining some troopers, she left almost traumatized cause of how much meaner he could be than she thought.

In contrast, while Cody is as much of a rules stickler as Rex is, he’s significantly more calm. He’s generally lighter with his punishments if he believes the point can be made quickly. Obiwan doesn’t really do traditional discipline but instead prefers one on one talks which are like having a conversation with a disappointed father you look up to and is way more effective at keeping order than Cody’s method.

One time, very early in the war, Anakin had the misfortune of doing something so incredibly stupid Rex entirely ignored rank and convention and told him off like he would any other Trooper.

Anakin behaved significantly better after that.

[felix-krain]

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This manifested to me at 3am

[bringbackwendellvaughn]

[evilhorse]

What?!

(Captain America #251)

[biteofcherry]

Uh oh...😏

Umm... so maaaybe, just maybe, you forgot that the quinjet has surprisingly good acoustics...

and it just so happened that a second of silence fell exactly the moment when you let out an undignified needy whimper, because Captain Rogers angled his body...

and your gaze fell directly onto his thick thighs and the slight curve of another thickness you've been drooling after for months? 😳

All eyes shift to you and you wish the hatch would open, so you could fall out and die, before your own embarrassment sets you on fire.

The worst part is that Captain's attention is on you, as well. He remains completely calm as he asks, if you wanted to share something with the team, but you swear that there's a glint of challenge in his eyes.