#evolution of captain marvel

[sassylightcycle]

hulk 1985 and hulk 2021

[midmaysunray]

To me, my X-Men.

[comicexpertt]

HAPPY PRIDE MONTH MY FRIENDS 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

[mattzerella-sticks]

Wolverine from X-Men: Evolution was a gay man, or at the very least queer. My evidence is as follows:

No defining/memorable romantic relationships with women AT ALL during the show's run. Jean was a teenager, he was an adult, and - unlike the Ultimate X-Men comics which served as inspiration for this series - these two did not have a romantic relationship nor did they have any romantic tension, the relationship between them instead mirroring a brother/sister one. The same can be said about Logan's other high-profile comics romantic interest, Storm, where their relationship was more like siblings as well rather than anything with romantic undertones.

This scene with Captain America -

[abduloki]

X-Men : Evolution (Operation Rebirth)

Is it too early to ask Santa for a live action spin-off where Logan and Steve Rogers rescues young Erik Lehnsherr in World War 2?

[mikeyp16]

|| Day 9: Rare Pair ||

a very rare pair Ive found myself liking a lot, very little content, unfortunately :'] Idk how to explain it but I think they work in certain context plus its canon they've known each other since WWII

I made a few doodles, but I couldn't choose which one I liked so I uploaded them all lol

[marvel-television]

Historians will say they were best friends, maybe roommates. But we know better.

[mutant-of-thunder]

𝕾𝖙𝖊𝖛𝖊 𝕽𝖔𝖌𝖊𝖗𝖘 - 𝕮𝖆𝖕𝖙𝖆𝖎𝖓 𝕬𝖒𝖊𝖗𝖎𝖈𝖆 𝕰𝖛𝖔𝖑𝖚𝖙𝖎𝖔𝖓.

3, 5 𝖆𝖓𝖉 7 𝖆𝖗𝖊 𝖒𝖞 𝖋𝖆𝖛𝖔𝖗𝖎𝖙𝖊𝖘. 🫡

[a-roguish-gambit]

Okay I know this is a Gambit and Rogue blog but I'm watching X-Men evolution right now, and I just watched the rebirth episode and I just have to say this:

Why did no one tell me the writing staff is shipping cap and wolverine together and why is no one talking about this.

I mean yes this is kind of hyperbole, I know they are just supposed to be friends, HOWEVER, they literally pulled a Mr freeze and his wife plot from dc for this, Wolverine is literally standing over Captain America's frozen body at one point, looking at him like prince charming looked at sleeping beauty, promising him he's still looking for a cure for what the super soldier serum did to him and he's not giving up on him. His voice CRACKS man. And he does this apparently regularly enough that Nick Fury is like "as always, you were never here."

Wolverine has wolverine specific visitation hours for Captain America in stasis!!!

....so anyways gonna slide captain america into my morph x wolverine x Kurt polycule.

[sarcastic-salem]

X-23: Innocence Lost & Target X Are The Books That Will Make You Hate Steve Rogers

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X-23: Innocence Lost is a 2005 graphic novel published by Marvel, following the popularity of the X-Men: Evolution cartoon series which was based off a miniseries of the same name. The show featured the X-Men attending public high school as teenagers while living at the Xavier Institute, which for all intents and purposes served as a group home in the show. The show also served as the debut for the fan favorite character Laura Kinney — AKA X-23.

Following her debut in the Evolution cartoon series, Laura became so in demand that Marvel decided to officially introduce her into the Marvelverse with Innocence Lost. And lemme just say innocence was indeed lost.

The book focuses heavily on Sarah Kinney, whose a scientist and Laura’s mother for all intents and purposes. Sarah was originally hired by the Weapons Plus program — the same government program that produced Weapon X (Wolverine) — to create a clone of Logan Howlett. But when Sarah failed to create a male clone and instead produced a female clone — this is next part is a wee bit fucked up — she is forced to carry Laura to term herself as punishment.

I bet you’re starting to wonder how Steve Rogers comes to play into all of this.

Welp, following years of child abuse — I mean, training — and being forced against her will to carry out multiple assassinations by the Weapons Plus program, Laura eventually escapes the facility she was raised in following her mother’s death. Grief-stricken and rife with PTSD, Laura decides to hunt down Logan at the Xavier Institute in Target X, which is the direct sequel of Innocence Lost. It all leads up to what, I think, is a very touching murder-suicide attempt.

Luckily, Logan is saved from the fourteen-year-old girl by none other than….

Steve Rogers

And if you wanna see the irony and hypocrisy that ensues, I highly recommend doing a compare and contrast of these two books alongside of Ed Brubaker’s Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Or, ya know, watch the movie. That might get the message across a lot clearer.

Happy Reading❤️

[evowolverine]

Is it true u r gay for cap

Psssh... Lemme tell ya somethin', if you'd asked me back when I knew Cap, best answer you woulda got was silence.

I like to think he an' I had somethin' special. But that's the thing 'bout Cap; He made everyone feel special. Hell, I couldn't care less 'bout the red, white an' blue, but Cap was a good guy. An' more important; He believed, genuinely believed, that you were too.

Dunno 'bout you, but that's hard not to fall for.

[sassylightcycle]

godzilla tokyo sos 2003

[that-theaven]

My Roster for The Watchers Guardians of the Multiverse. I decided not to use any Spiderverse or Exiles characters

The Captain: Steve Rogers from What If Punisher became Captain America. ( became a cyborg after an accident becomes that worlds equivalent to Deathlok)

Ororo Laufeyson : From What If X-men stayed in Asguard (welder of Mjolnir Uatu was able to break her contract with Loki)

Nightman: Johnny Domino from the Malibu universe

Victor Von Doom: From the What if Dr. Doom became Sorcerer Supreme. (Was torn between this Doom or the What If #22 but settled for this one because this Doom now inhabitants Stephen Stranges body)

Simone Williams: From What if Wonder Man was a Woman & Powerman was A girl. (I Headcannon that this is the same universe where Tony Stark was also female and The Civil War miniseries ended with Captain America and Ironwoman getting married as shown in the Fantasic four comics)

Starbrand: Ken Connel from the New Universe

Sister Susan: From What if The Fantasic Four all had the Human Torches power ( I was going to use Ben Grimm from that universe as he joined the Avengers, but I thought Sue would add more Drama.

Iron Man II: Rick Jones from What If The Avengers had never been (takes over the mantle after Tony Stark Dies)

Killraven: From a universe where War of the Worlds actually happened

Spyke: From X-men Evolution

[comicexpertt]

With his optical blast, Cyclops was able to damage Dormammu, a conceptual being made of pure energy, and push him back. Since Dormammu consists of faltine energy, it is impossible to harm. Even Doctor Strange could combine many spells and only cause damage.

Comic: Uncanny X-Men 2013 #6

[flickpulse]

Which side would you be on: Avengers vs X-Men?

🎨 artoftimetravel

[daydreamerdrew]

The Adventures of Captain America (1991) #1