#marvel saga

[thebestcomicbookpanels]

Marvel Saga #3 by Ron Frenz and John Byrne

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The Marvel Saga: The Official History of the Marvel Universe No. 3, February 1986. Cover by Ron Frenz and John Byrne. It looks like they started to make it a wraparound cover but then changed their mind very quickly.

[tomoleary]

Ron Frenz and John Byrne - Marvel Saga The Official History of the Marvel Universe #3 Wraparound Cover Original Art (Marvel, 1986) Source

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Marvel Saga the Official History of the Marvel Universe Vol 1 4 / Published: March 1986 / Artist: Jackson Guice

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Marvel Saga #1 (1985) Ron Frenz and Bob Layton Cover & Various Pencils, Various Stories & Writers

#MarvelSaga #1 (1985) #RonFrenz and #BobLayton Cover & Various Pencils, Various Stories & Writers "Book I: The Saga Begins...!" The first issue in a series telling the history of the #MarvelUniverse in chronological order. https://www.rarecomicbooks.fashionablewebs.com/Marvel%20Saga.html#1 @rarecomicbooks Website Link In Bio Page If Applicable. SAVE ON SHIPPING COST - NOW AVAILABLE FOR LOCAL PICK UP IN DELTONA, FLORIDA #RareComicBooks #KeyComicBooks #MCU #MarvelComics #KeyComic #ComicBooks

[geekpopnews]

A saga do Demolidor de Mark Waid é lançada pela Panini

A editora Panini irá relançar a famosa faze de Mark Waid, em Demolidor, no selo Marvel Saga. O primeiro volume já se encontra em pré-venda. #Demolidor #Marvel #Panini

Explore as páginas do vigilante destemido de Hell’s Kitchen, o Demolidor, com a mais recente obra de Mark Waid, agora disponível nas bancas e livrarias em todo o Brasil. A editora Panini, apresenta a amada história que mergulha no passado de Matt Murdock. Revelando desafios emocionantes enquanto ele busca novas formas de oferecer justiça aos inocentes. O primeiro volume já está disponível, e os…

[velvet4510]

I could be way off here, but I feel like part of Agatha’s character arc might be to learn humbleness and accept that she cannot be the most powerful witch ever. She resents Wanda, and now Billy, because of their level of power. She sees it as completely unfair that Wanda’s son escaped death, when her own son did not. But the fact remains that Wanda and Billy are both long prophesized by Chthon. They are destined to be the greatest witches to ever live. Agatha needs to realize and accept that that isn’t her destiny, but that’s okay; she doesn’t need to have the most magic in the world in order to find some sort of internal peace and healing. Power or not, she is special in her own way. Out of all the witches in the world, Death gave her heart to her, Agatha, not the Scarlet Witch or Wiccan. That means a lot.

[milesgmorales]

Everyone keeps telling me how my story is supposed to go. Nah, Imma do my own thing.

MILES MORALES Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023) dir. Joaquim Dos Santos, Kemp Powers, Justin Thompson

[shambelle97]

DEADPOOL & DOGPOOL - LOKI FAN COMIC (2024)

We need answers 😭

#deadpool@vancityreynolds@deadpoolmovie#thor#loki#marvel#procreate#dogpool

Art by: raychelwho

[wagnerinetime]

Oh movie Scott… how i mourn you dearly .. 🥲

[guardianjameslight]

Anyone else wants to see that scene in Deadpool and Wolverine?

[thebestcomicbookpanels]

Original art for Special Strange #33 by Jean Frisano. This was the French reprint title for the Uncanny X-Men

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The Marvel Saga #6 / Published: May 1986 / Artist: Brent Anderson

They could escape. 🤣

[kittenninja14]

Literally every Irondad fan on AO3

art by @gigizetz (sorry for the mention)

https://kittenninja14.tumblr.com/post/731916269075480576/hey-yall-i-just-found-this-incredible-video-and

[velvet4510]

I love that Agatha All Along has showed us the real Ralph Bohner, and made him a real character, and did not shy away from showing his PTSD.

Ralph had the worst experience of all of them, being double-controlled by Wanda in the beginning via the Hex and Agatha later on, and the series shows that, thanks to the strong writing and Evan Peters’ absolutely phenomenal performance. He brilliantly conveys what a good guy Ralph is at heart, and how guilty he feels about the twins and Monica and Sparky, and how understandably afraid he is of witches now, and how broken he is now.

The fact that he remembers Billy and Tommy’s names and powers is rather poignant. Most of the public don’t remember them, and Agatha doesn’t even remember Tommy’s name, but he does. I think in a way, he was fond of them back in Westview, and recognized their innocence in the situation, and now thinks of them as being among the victims of Wanda who he understandably thinks of as the villain.

Also I like that despite his trauma, it doesn’t take too much for Billy to get him talking; it’s clear he’s needed to talk about this for a while and work through it. It also makes the scene tight and succinct and avoids unnecessary padding that would’ve come from him refusing to talk.

I love X-Men Quicksilver deeply, and I do hope we’ll see him again, but come on, let’s stop pretending/hoping that he and Ralph are the same person. Are you really implying that you want our beloved Peter Maximoff to be separated from his dads and his team/family and all alone in another universe, traumatized by two crazy witches including a variant of his sister?? I would NEVER wish that on Peter. He’s fine! He’s back in his world, well and happy.