#giant wasp

[oldschoolfrp]

Wizard and minions (Russ Nicholson from "Strangers in the Night: Wandering Monsters in D&D" by Phil Palmer, White Dwarf 46, October 1983). A common motif in Nicholson's illustrations is one main figure glaring directly at the viewer.

[bug-buddiest]

they don't call it a giant wasp for nothing..... I love parasitic wasps

[70sscifiart]

Giant bees and wasps in retro sci-fi art

[why-i-love-comics]

Ultimates #6 (2024)

written by Deniz Camp art by Juan Frigeri & Federico Blee

[onenicebugperday]

I'd really like an ID for this lil home invader in NW Oregon, he was maybe five inches long in total (stick included), dark brown colour.

"Stick included" got me lol. That's her ovipositor for laying eggs! She's a giant ichneumonid wasp.

[marcusdauntless]

Janet and Hank

[chernobog13]

Art Adams' reimagining of the cover to Fantastic Four (vol. 1) #26 (May, 1964), originally by Jack Kirby and Sol Brodsky.

[wwprice1]

Avengers art by the late John Cassaday.

[72stars]

I spent too long on this but I wanted to draw Hank ‘n’ Janet from The Ultimates (2024) comic because I love them, so here’s what was supposed to be a quick doodle then turned into me getting lost in MaxPack oil brushes mainly, good night

edit: oops forgot alt text

[comicwaren]

From Ultimates Vol. 4 #006

Art by Juan Frigeri and Federico Blee

Written by Deniz Camp

[superheroes-or-whatever]

Ultimates (2024-) #2 art by Juan Frigeri

[oldschoolfrp]

Spring arrives on the wings of bees (Wes Crum cover for Pegasus 11, Judges Guild, Dec 1982)

[towritecomicsonherarms]

Ultimates #2

[balu8]

Mike McKone: Wasp and Giant-Man

Source: Martin Taing (comicartfans)

Wasp & Giant-Man by Mike Mckone, in Jul-Kha T's For sale Comic Art Gallery Room

[why-i-love-comics]

Ultimates #1 (2024)

written by Deniz Camp art by Juan Frigeri & Federico Blee

[onenicebugperday]

@microecobus submitted: Hello onenicebug, i want to show you this majestic wasp which i found 2 years ago.

Still dont know what this species is. In my region, there is Megarhyssa perlata, but thorax markings coloration are off, so it must be another species

I'd need to know the location to be sure but it looks like a male Megarhyssa perlata. Females have different markings and of course the long ovipositor.