#hamirent

[arefbhp]

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[beezii]

It’s Hamir time! 🔨

This guy went through a lot of changes since his first iteration. He started off a bit more of an Armadillo than Pangolin, had only a single 2h hammer, and was named “Armorus” early on.

At some point during gameplay/animation development of Hamir, I proposed that we give him two hammers instead of one so that I could keyframe a more unique move set from Artemis!

[ryu6171]

furry TAO (+ Hamir), I think she would be a Sphynx for obvious reasons.

[doctorstrangereview]

0065: Doctor Strange #170

Cover Date: July 1968 On-Sale Date: April 2, 1968

We're at the second of issue of Doc's first solo series. It also happens to be his fifth anniversary. Roy and Dan have decided to bring back classic villain Nightmare. It's been too long since we last saw the dream demon. This story establishes Nightmare's classic appearance having green hair and white skin. The last time we saw him way back in Strange Tales #122 he just looked like a scrawny dude with gray hair.

Doc gets a "help me" message from his mentor and goes running to his chamber. The Ancient One doesn't look too good.

Doc goes about ascertaining that the old dude is still alive and he determines that he's in a very deep sleep. Doc questions who could have shouted at me if he's in such a state that I can't rouse him? Good question, but before he can ponder it more, there's another presence in the room. It's a creeping looking fellow in a robe who turns out to Hamir (we think). Dan Adkins has a definite talent for making guys in robes look absolutely creepy and sinister.

Even Doc thinks he's creepy as Hamir confirms everything that Doc has witnessed or surmised. The Ancient One called out and seems to have slipped into a coma, but not before giving the game away by saying "Nightmare."

Doc realizes he must spring into action, summons his cloak of levitation (the shirt must have accompanied it because it's suddenly in the picture as well) and ends our gratuitous view of his six pack in numerous panels over the previous four pages. Darn you and your propriety, Dan Adkins! Doc tries a number of spells in his attempt awaken the old dude. He finally tries one that must be very powerful because Adkins draws all sorts of swirly stuff in the background.

This still doesn't work. Doc's Hail Mary is to do something he's only done once before. He enters The Ancient One's mind. This doesn't go well as he is seized by some sinister force and Adkins gives us a very dramatic page to illustrate all of this. Note Hamir with a very sinister smirk on his face.

Doc's astral form is captured and sent somewhere else. Back on Earth, Hamir says several Un-Hamir like things, disrobes and reveals himself the really be Nightmare! No wonder he's been creepy, sinister and smirking all this time.

That is one tight outfit and Nightmare looks like he's just as cut as Doc! Crunches must be required in the Marvel Universe. With Doc trapped Nightmare gloats that he can now destroy the two at his leisure. This is the classic villain mistake. Give the heroes time to escape their dire situation. Meanwhile, Doc's astral form reconstitutes itself. No sooner is he aware of his surroundings than he is confronted by Nightmare looking at peak power and extremely formidable astride his sinister horse (lots of sinister in this story) Dreamstalker. It's so formidable, Adkins uses two pages to show it. Unlike previous multipage panels, this one is contiguous across both pages.

The Masterworks colorist has made lovely use of fuchsia this issue. The original coloring leans more to red. Nightmare immediate attacks and imprisons Doc in some sort of emerald fire while boasting that nowhere in his chosen cosmos could Doc best him. Despite the fact that he's done that on multiple previous occasions. Doc manages to break the fire spell, but Nightmare already has something else in mind. He solidifies Doc's astral body and sends Dreamstalker his way. One thing that Adkins has on Ditko is better use of shading. In the panel following the 'solidification' Doc looks subtlety different.

Doc has to rely on his trust old All-Purpose Amulet. It's been awhile since he's used it to save the day. First on Dreamstalker and then on Nightmare himself. We get another lovely dramatic panel with cinematic lighting.

Nightmare attempts to blackmail Doc into submission by claiming he's drawn Hamir's soul into the dream dimension, but the amulet once again saves the day by revealing it's just an illusion. Nightmare makes one more desperate attempt to salvage the situation by going back to Earth and killing The Ancient One. Just as Nightmare is about to knife the old man, the cloak of levitation wraps itself around him. Surprise! Doc is able to control the cloak across dimensions! How convenient! Nightmare flees back to his realm allowing Doc to escape and return to Earth.

Once back, The Ancient One has some news for him. "Yeah, Doc. I caused all this because you were all mopey, depressed and doubting yourself. I risked both our lives and guardianship of the Earth to give you a confidence boost. Good thing you won. Sorry about that." Doc feels better about himself and walks off to some other part of The Ancient One's pad.

It has Nightmare, one of my favorite villains, so I'm a bit biased toward this one. Nightmare is powerful, but not of a cosmic being level making his battles with Doc more interesting. There's not some nearly impossible task that needs to be done in order to win the day. Doc needs to be clever and wield his skills well to be triumphant. But his victory doesn't make readers think "that shouldn't have happened." I like Adkins rendering of the dream dimension. It looks appropriately nightmarish. The overall plot isn't ridiculous and generally makes sense. Roy Thomas and Dan Adkins appear to be sufficiently in sync to create a great story. All the elements come together nicely. Next, we'll finally find out what happened to Clea!

[hunter-husky]

Patron request sketch 149

"Kragg and Hamir from the Aether series in a heavyweight boxing match, looking pretty bruised up and worse for wear while they deliver a close-up exchange of punches on each other!" I love Kragg, was always wanting to draw him at some point

[floofe-trans-doggie]

Come play Dungeons of Aether! We've got:

-Most annoying character you could possibly still really like

-World's hottest pirate (his weird shark eyeliner is on point)

-The most boring possible character design for the most narratively compelling and emotionally nuanced character in the series

-Comically evil imperialist commander lady who makes friends by threatening them

[popcorn-plots]

KT3

Jio (@invye's OC), Yao/the Ancient One, Hamir with this picrew

this is probably when they were like. super young. go read Unity of Magic

[lectroart]

Hamir from Dungeons of Aether!! This dude absolutely became my favorite after I finished the campaign.

[ghorka]

Hope you slept well, big guy

[bnandwww]

Hamir Kalyani Thillana - Three of Us

Recently someone recommended me to watch Three of Us, and I did. Shefali Shah, queen of acting, is the protagonist, who is visiting a Konkan town to remember the familiar faces and sights from her childhood, before memories fade due to the onset of dementia. While the story is melancholic and gives a indie-like feel. I got surprised seeing a BN dance practice scene! The scene focuses on the…

[invye]

The Actual Meaning of True Love's Kiss

(Stephen Strange/Wong, G, 4.6k, ~20 min reading time)

Summary: Stephen gets cursed. It's fine, not a problem, easy fix, Tina explains. Everything he'll need is a "True Love's Kiss." It's not fine, very much a problem, and not easy at all. Thankfully Wong is in the same room and having a couple revelations of his own.

Technically I wrote this fic as a gift for @sanctum-stinker at the end of last year, but that's not going to stop me from posting it as my entry for the March prompt "acceptance" of the @yearoftheotpevent now that I actually can post it! (Especially since time to write is tight right now and I want to focus on Unity of Magic)

This is very very self-indulgent and I'm not even going to try and hide it. Especially since this is the first time I actually gathered the courage to tag Master Jio, who is a recurring OC of mine you'll know if you've read my other works.

Enjoy, I sure know I did writing it!~

[procrastinatingattorney]

r/hea defenders using the most 'she can't be racist she has a black friend!!!' ass statements i've ever seen

[doctorstrangereview]

0107: Marvel Premiere #11

Cover Date: October 1973 On-Sale Date: July 24, 1973

Steve Englehart must have needed a break after writing the latest Avengers/Defenders War installments and their respective books. This issue is mostly a reprint of Strange Tales #115 (his origin) and #117 (his first post-origin story encounter with Baron Mordo.) Steve and Frank produced three original pages of story as a wrapper for the reprints.

Doc has returned to the Ancient One's pad at Kamar-Taj to inform his servant Hamir that the old dude has moved on and won't be coming back. For some reason, Steve has given Doc back his archaic and stuffy wordiness. Maybe it's just hangin' with Hamir that does it.

The two reminisce about Doc's early adventures and the reprints are inserted here.

The review for Strange Tales #115 is here.

The review for Strange Tales #117 is here.

We then return to the present. Hamir proves to be very wise indeed.

It's only three pages so there's not much here. Not sure why Doc wants to close the temple forever. There's still tons of mystical stuff in it. (We will learn that some of it gets shipped to the Sanctum Sanctorum.) This isn't the last time we see this place. Next, Doc must inform his big bad rival, Baron Mordo, that he's the head wizard now.

[mianmimi]

I'm not going to buy the DVD to confirm if this is true, but I've been informed that the MoM director's commentary confirms Hamir is dead. When Wanda pulled him into the Mirror Dimension? Yep, he died. I am so mad right now I can't even begin to imagine how they thought "you know what this movie needs? more dead poc!" Also, the recent Strange comics apparently retconned this, but Hamir was Wong's dad for a while in the comics and I'm upset Wong and Hamir never got to be father and son in the MCU

Oh man dear Nonny :( That really is a wasted opportunity. Having Hamir and Wong be father and son would have been a great way to show a family aside from the main character. Ever notice that no one in these movies have a family unless they’re the main star of that particular film? 🤷🏻‍♀️ It’s so strange to me. Like show the families 🤣 But yeah, giving Wong a father would have been great. Someone he can confide in, and actually be affectionate too. I can see him being such a protective son too. It would have given him a chance to show his soft, gentle side. Not to mention give Hamir more of a prominent role.

I’d love it if he got a scene where Stephen realizes that they were father and son. Hamir’s always so chill and goes with the flow while Wong’s always planning ten steps ahead and barking orders like a drill sergeant 🤣 Like how do these two share the same blood? They’re polar opposites. And that in turn would open the discussion about Wong’s mom and other potential family members. Just more Wong lore pls 🙏🏻

[popcorn-plots]

Hamir, watching Yao: Ah yes. The mysterious and beautiful Yao, so demure…  Hamir: …I wonder what sort of melodic sounds this wonderful being makes?  Yao: screaming

[ghorka]

How should i start?

Well, he looks like he wants to say something

Totally adore Hamir, need to draw him more~