#comic: alligator loki infinity comic

[marvelmagic]

GET OUT. THIS IS TOO FUNNY

[avengerscompound]

Alligator Loki Infinity Comic (2022) #37

[onlymyqueen]

[nameforthemain]

Alligator Loki #29: Vet Visit

[burninblood]

BuckyNat crumbs with Liho and Alpine in Infinity Paws #4❤️🤍🖤

[webshootersandwingdings]

🏖️🏐Alligator Loki #25 🐊🕶️

[yells-of-the-not-so-danged]

i love this stupid gator

[catpocalyptic-world]

I have no idea why I haven't heard about Alligator Loki comic series before. 🤔 One of the most adorable and hilarious things ever! 😍🤩❤️

[of-asgaard]

Alligator Loki #20 💚

[geekcavepodcast]

"Petpool: Pool Party" and "Alligator Loki Holiday Special" Get Print Releases

Marvel's Infinity Comics Petpool: Pool Party and Alligator Loki Holiday Special are getting print debuts. The print editions will also contain new stories from the creative teams.

Writer Mackenzie Cadenhead artist Enid Balám's and Petpool: Pool Party #1 collects the Dogpool, Catpool, Mousepool, and the Dogpool Team-Up Infinity Comics one-shots into one over-sized one-shot. The print release also features a new holiday adventure.

Petpool: Pool Party #1 goes on sale on December 11, 2024.

Writer Alyssa Wong and artist Bob Quinn's Alligator Loki Holiday Special #1 collects Infinity Comic series Alligator Loki #13-24 along with a new holiday story.

Alligator Loki Holiday Special #1 goes on sale on December 18, 2024.

(Images via Marvel Comics - Cover of Petpool: Pool Party #1 and Alligator Loki Holiday Special #1)

[joezy27]

HAWKEYE - Clint Barton in "Cookout"

Alligator Loki - Infinity Comic (2022) #13 by Alyssa Wong, Robert Quinn & Pete Pantazis

[thorchickmotorchick]

I love this family with all my heart, but... Someone is missing here. Someone who was still here before Alligator-Loki and Throg... THORI!

MARVEL, WHERE IS THORI?! WHY DID THORI DISAPPEAR?! WHY IS HIM NOT IN INFINITY PAWS?

Bring back Thori! He is an important part of KidLoki's life!

[avengerscompound]

Alligator Loki Infinity Comic (2022) #16

[onlymyqueen]

[nameforthemain]

Alligator Loki #33 - House of Strange

[nostalgia-tblr]

one problem with getting into Fiction Franchises like, oh let's say the MCU, long after they started is that 1) there are things that refer back to things I don't know about and 2) i don't know what i don't know about, and in a way that latter is more of a problem at least for me.

i managed an episode of wandavision and was left thinking "this seems like it's good, but i have no clue what's going on here so it's not going to work for me is it?" and i am reliably told it's supposed to be Mysterious Mindfuckery but i, a noob, was unable to work out without external clarification what i wasn't supposed to know. if you see what i mean.

i notice the mcu movies (at least as it progresses?) don't have numbers on them, and we know when they're direct sequels because there's a subtitle. and if you come at these later you need to get a chart to work out whether you should watch thor: ragnarok before or after thor: the dark world. which is easily done if i am determined to get things in the right order, but any effort is too much for someone.

so while i am willing to consider the idea that the later mcu films/shows are just Less Good than the early ones (personally Doubt so far but I'm not opposed to the idea) it's very easy inside a fandom to lose sight of what your thing looks like to the casuals who make up most of an audience, and frankly the mcu is currently Very Large and confusing.

who are all these Mrs/Captain/Miss/etc Marvel ladies and which of them have already been in films I might or might not have seen? how many ant men are there prior to this one? am i supposed to know who the baddy in this or that film is? which of these side-characters are from something else?

doesn't-seem-related-but-it-is: i was surprised to discover that the general mcu fandom view of the loki series was not that it was some sort of AU situation that could be thought of an entirely separate from the main series of films. because that was pretty much why it was the one to hook me, i think - it explained the relevant backstory with clips and yet also this is a different loki so if i don't want to go and watch however many films he was in i don't have to. i would expect him to be to some extent "out of character" because it carefully explained to me that this is not really the same character as that identical guy with the same name who was in some number of films. there's a woman one and an alligator one but don't worry they're all from AUs anyway.