#marvel comics muses

[wrongarmofthelaw]

I forget at times that some of my mutuals also have Marvel and DC muses or at least those verses as options for muses I already interact with. So let me remind anybody who's potentially interested:

@cetacian blog for Orca/Grace Balin, lesser known Batman rogue and vigilante (she's been in quite a bit of comics within the past several years though).

@heirofapocalypse blog for William Rolfson/Genocide/Nemesis, son of X-Men villain Apocalypse (also obscure despite being a semi recent creation).

@green-army-soldier blog for Flux/Benjamin Tibbets (obscure one time Hulk villain who wasn't really a villain so much as got tricked into fighting him).

Eventually I'll get a proper blog roll once all of my blogs have pinned posts and Google Docs. It's a work in progress.

[captin-azoth]

IIII HAVE BRAINROT~

Doot da doot DOOT DOOT

I HAAAVE BRAINROT~

BA BAM

[kaitlinamberxo]

“I know my value. Anyone else's opinion doesn't really matter.”

kaitlin's 100 favorite female muses — 18/100: Peggy Carter

[okeydokeylackey]

"There's this mystique about art. A shared fiction, if you will. An artist presents a piece to the world in its finished form, and pretends that it simply appeared that way, effortlessly birthed from his genius. Both artist and audience prefer to believe that's the truth. It's nice to think that the really good creators have some direct connection to the divine. But it's a lie. In reality, it's hours and hours of missteps, frustration, and bad ideas that get sliced away to reveal some kind of truth. It's never easy. In fact... It's agony."

[copingchaos]

Layla El Faouly, the woman who is so caring kind and patient that even a broken man like marc spector feels smiley and safe around, would still judge anyone who is willfully silent on what's happening to the Palestinian people

[zekeyboy]

soule run best run? ill figure out how to draw sam someday

[redxdesign]

[jewelstole]

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[keirou-kun]

More Fanmaille!

Okay, full disclosure, I HAVE NOT seen the movie yet [I'm broke I'm sorry DX] but I was still inspired by Deadpool & Wolverine so I made a keychain for them >w>

Came out pretty good, I thought!

Yes it is for sale [$10 plus shipping] Yes I can make you one Yes I take commissions; just drop me a line via IM or askbox!

[aestheticbyais]

“Time to make the CHIMI-F*CKING-CHANGAS!”

Deadpool/Wade Wilson character aesthetic.

[missallanea]

                        the stardust that makes her                                                     is the same stardust that makes me

[briefcasejuice]

i think my favourite part about matt's character is that he's inherently an oxymoron and his inherent nature juxtaposes itself. being a lawyer and vigilante can't work (well enough, anyway) yet he needs both. he can't function without one or the other yet if he only takes one of the two, he loses himself in its entirety.

[wakandas]

weekend with the boys ft. evan sabahnur, synch, prodigy, triage and bishop. a lil pose for the camera before boarding the Blackbird. cameo from Amazing Baby 😙

This is one of a couple looks I created for Evan. Will see if I can share soon. Hope you're well.

[kaitlinamberxo]

“You break the rules and become the hero, I do it and I become the enemy. That doesn't seem fair.”

kaitlin's 100 favorite female muses — 41/100: Wanda Maximoff / Scarlet Witch

[milli-moi]

A thought about the Red Room

(So this applies to the marvel comics version of the red room because if you spend any time looking at the MCU version and human hormones you’ll realise there’s a huge plot hole!)

So, these girls were all orphans brought up in the facility that trained them. They would have been incredibly fit for their whole lives right?

But have you noticed how the male gaze views strong and muscular women? It’s not great current day let alone in the 50’s/60’s.

These young girls would not have fit the voluptuous, hourglass figures depicted on the pin ups of men’s fantasies.

But they needed to right? They were the ultimate honey trap, the classic femme fatale that had all the men gawping after them.

So did the Red Room augment that? Did they give the girls additional hormones to try and give them the figure they wanted?

I had a Google and breast augmentation surgery wasn’t invented until 1961, meaning the OG Widow class would have been out doing their jobs in the field as proper adults by the time it came around.

Of course in the world of high tech sci-fi there’s nothing to say they wouldn’t have used surgery on the girls if they didn’t ’make the cut’. It’s not as if they could get away with just accentuating their figure with clothes, the widows also had to look the part naked.

This is the sort of horrible thing I imagine when I add science into fandom…

Thoughts…?

[age-of-moonknight]

“A Little Chaos,” Moon Knight Annual (Vol. 5/2024), #1.

Writer: Dan Watters; Penciler and Inker: Marco Renna; Colorist: Rachelle Rosenberg; Letterer: Cory Petit