#kathryn immonen

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Steve Rogers/Captain America by Stuart Immonen

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Avenging Spider-man #7

by Kathryn Immonen, Stuart Immonen, Wade Von Grawbadger and Matt Hollingsworth

Marvel

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Moving Pictures

by Kathryn and Stuart Immonen

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DC Universe column (circa June 1993)

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On this day (January 4) in Sharon Carter history, Sharon appeared in:

Captain America #449 (1996)

Avengers Annual V4 #1 (2012)

Avengers Annual V4 #1 [Variant] (2012)

Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty V2 #8 (2023)

Earth X TPB (Reprint Earth X #1, #8) (2001)

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Avengers Origins: Thor #1

Writer - Kathryn Immonen

Art - Alejandro Barrionuevo, Michel Lacombe & Jeff Huet

Cover - Marko Djurdjevic

A young Thor struggles to live up to his destiny after Odin sends him on an errand to have three magical gifts created - including the mighty Mjolnir!

This one-shot is a prequel to the famous Journey into Mystery #83 in which Don Blake becomes inbued with the powers of Thor. Here, we're focused on the Asgardian side of the origin. We meet a younger Thor along with Sif and Loki and get to see how their relationships form the basis for Thor being exiled to Earth. Odin definitely shows a fatherly tough love for his son, after Thor tears up the Nine Realms when he first learns to wield Mjolnir. I just find it tough to believe that he's actually worthy at that point due to the immaturity he displays by seeking out conflict and battle with the likes of Hela and Surtur.

The art is well-suited to a fantasy story. The heavier linework and shadow make Asgard feel very medieval and torchlit. Asgard has beautiful landscapes and skylines that draw you into the world. The action panels and fantasy creatures are well realized and exciting to engage with. The artists actually suffer a bit in the last few pages that focus on the more modern world. It feels very two-dimensional and not as exciting.

For a one-shot, this was a fun read and works as a great transition from Thor: Son of Asgard, and a perfect companion piece to Journey into Mystery. Nice piece of the Marvel Universe tapestry.

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“Patience-Centered Care” by Kathryn Immonen and Tonči Zonjić, printed in Superman 80-Page Giant #1 (2010)

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Moving Pictures - graphic novel, 2008, by Kathryn Immonen and Stuart Immonen

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These are my recommendations

Independent Howard Stark content:

- Operation: S.I.N by Kathryn Immonen

- S.H.I.E.L.D by Jonathan Hickman

Howard and Maria/Tony interactions

- Iron Man vol 5 {#9-12, #17} by Kieron Gillen

- International Iron Man {#2-7} by Brian Bendis

Wholesome single issue appearance

- King in Black: Iron Man/Doom #1 by Christopher Cantwell

- Invincible Iron Man #596 by Brian Bendis

Different writers portray him differently but majority of the depictions shows that he was distant and busy with shield and his work so he was emotionally unavailable. Shitty father nonetheless. Let us know your thoughts if you ever read them.

Thank you for the recs!!! I'll get to reading them and spew all my thoughts about comic Howard. You are such a sweetheart for giving me this list 😭💕🫂

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Journey Into Mystery #647 (2013)

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Spider-Man and She-Hulk by Stuart Immonen

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From Marvel Comics Presents #1: Hellcat by Kathryn and Stuart Immonen,Wade Von Crawbadger, Dave McCaig,Todd Klein

Marvel

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Moving Pictures

by Kathryn and Stuart Immonen

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AdHouse will collect the Immonens’ ‘Grass of Parnassus’

The hardcover collection will be released in September.

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On this day in Sharon Carter history, Sharon appeared in:

Captain America #449 (1996)

Avengers Annual V4 #1 (2012)

Avengers Annual V4 #1 [Variant] (2012)

Earth X TPB (Reprint Earth X #1, #8) (2001)