#marvels voices infinity comic

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Wanda + flowers in Marvels Voices Infinity Comic #48

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who do I have to talk to get some insight on their trips to Paris pleaseee

Love unlimited infinity comic (2022) #61 and Marvel's Voices: X-Men (2023)

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Steve Rogers & Arnie Roth

Avengers Acadamy: Marvel's Voices Infinity Comic (2024) #21

[cheesybeee]

So I honestly have no idea what to say, butttt

A very clumsy mistake on my end ended up being a good mistake in the long run as said mistake GAVE OUT A SNEAK PEAK OF THIS WEEK'S ISSUE OF AVENGERS ACADEMY

I am still very much in shock and want to explode out of pure excitement and happiness

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Comic - Avengers Academy: Marvel's Voices Infinity Comic #01 (2024)

Art by Carola Borelli

[heckcareoxytwit]

Hazmat is captured and thrown into the cell where she reunites with Ken Mack (a.k.a Mettle), her boyfriend who was thought to be dead since Murderworld incident. Actually Mettle was sold to Emplate by Arcade, and he was somehow brought back to life to be used by Emplate as food source. While imprisoned by Emplate, Mettle's human face grew back over his iridium skin. Thus, Mettle was stuck in the dungeon for a long time. As Hazmat reunites with Mettle, they start kissing until they get interrupted by DOA who wants to take either one of them to feed Emplate. Thanks to Hazmat, Mettle regains his confidence when he powers up and beats DOA to the pulp. Mettle does not look like Red Skull anymore, instead he has a different look as he has iridium hair and face. Even though DOA is decapitated by Mettle, he still survives as a severed head.

Avengers Academy: Marvel's Voices Infinity Comic #18, 2024

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The Iron Giant from The Iron Giant (1999) shares a voice actor with Groot (Earth-199999) and Groot II (Earth-199999) from the Guardians of the Galaxy films.

Voiced by Vin Diesel

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can't believe they put this in a digital only comic, i'd pay so much money for this

// Marvel's Voices Infinity Comic #27

[joshriku]

charles' terrible, not good, very bad coping with erik's death (it's been a slowburn of him not acknowledging it until he blew up)

[scarletwitchpanels]

Marvels Voices Infinity Comic #49

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From Marvel's Voices Infinity Comic #100

I love this fit on Jean so much. Charles was like "Okay, X-Men, we're visiting a gay teenager who seems to have the powers of the Juggernaut. Dress casual." and Jean was like "Got it; I give me a moment to find my beret which I haven't worn since the 60s and a book of Sylvia Plath poetry."

She showed up to the bakery giving off major "lesbian who just showed up to freshman orientation and is trying a little too hard to impress everyone (but in an endearing way)" vibes and I am here for it.

Justin didn't seem to mind though. He's just doing his best and we love that for him.

Seriously, this is a very fun comic IMHO. I know Marvel probably has too many legacy heroes already, but I'm down for the gay himbo Juggernaut who (i) uses the original Juggernaut powerset while (ii) actually being, y'know, Korean.

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Natasha Romanoff

Marvel's Voices Infinity Comic (2022) #94

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For anyone who doesn't know Runaways currently has a short (?) run going on over in Marvel's Voices Infinity Comic. It picks up right where the comic ended and is following Karolina, Xavin and the Light Brigad as they try to get Karolina a healer and restore her powers. It's a nice little story so far and it's funny watching Karolina swing the Staff of One around.

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Carol Danvers in Marvel Voices Infinity Comic #100.

Apparently she’s going to be Headmaster in the new Avengers Academy Infinity comic coming this June on Marvel Unlimited.

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This week’s voices unlimited issue seems like something you’d enjoy (Idk if you keep up with it).

I’d love to hear your thoughts on walpurgis but I don’t want to spoil anything

Oh, I absolutely loved it. Oliveira has proven himself as one of, if not the strongest writers on the Unlimited platform, and he usually has a really good approach to young adult and teen characters, so I'm looking forward to seeing where this new run is going.

For anyone who missed it, Oliveira is writing a new run of the Marvel's Voices Infinity Comic. Each installment features a different young hero who ends up being recruited, for unknown reasons, by an older established hero. Last week, it was Aaron Fischer and Captain Marvel, this week, it was Brielle Brooks and Doctor Voodoo. The issue opens with Brielle saving her friend Jayden from the Temple of the Shifting Sun-- a vampire cult that's obsessed with finding ways to cure their vampirism and/or become daywalkers, which, unfortunately, usually involves human sacrifice.

It turns out that Agatha Harkness recently became the Temple's leader, and the whole thing was an elaborate ruse to draw Brielle out of hiding so that Agatha could offer to tutor Brielle and help her expand her powers... which is an extremely Agatha stunt to pull. Fostering young supernatural talent-- and dictating their choices whenever possible-- is her favorite pastime, and she's very interesting in anything to do with the Darkhold these days, so it makes sense that she'd set her sights on a young half-vampire. Agatha leaves without much complaint when Brielle turns her down, but before she leaves, she gives Brielle a cute little purple kitten named Walpurgis!

Obviously, the stuff with Brielle and Jayden was great, and seeing Brielle link up with Jericho was really cool, too-- there's an immediate sense of solidarity between them, and they get some good digs in on white folks in the magic scene, like Agatha and Stephen. But there are were a lot of other cool details and continuity pulls that I want to highlight--

The Temple of the Shifting Sun first appeared in West Coast Avengers (2018), where they tried to sacrifice America Chavez for similar reasons. Kate Bishop's mother, Eleanor, is a vampire herself and was working with the Temple at that time. Eleanor's storyline was picked up in Voices Infinity #17, also by Oliveira.

According to Agatha, the Temple vampires worship the Demiurge. This is another instance where Earth's Demiurge is clearly being conflated with Billy Kaplan, which is a continuity error and, in my opinion, a really bad choice, but Oliveira seems to be committed to it. That said, at the time that WCA was written, there was a direct connection between Billy-as-Demiurge and America's mystical powers, so that is a clever through-line.

This is honestly some of the best writing Agatha's had in years, probably since before Midnight Suns. She feels more in-character than she did in Contest of Chaos, or even in that Hulkling & Wiccan series. It also re-established that she's centuries old and has had many names, which I thought was neat.

I'm very curious about Walpurgis the cat. First of all, I was just happy to see Ebony again, and I love the idea of her having a litter of magic kittens, but Walpurgis is suspiciously... purple. It might just be to match Brielle's hair, but purple is also Agatha's signature color, and I wonder if she created and/or enchanted the cat to spy on Brielle and Jericho.

Agatha's going to be the antagonist in the Strange Academy tie-in for Blood Hunt, so this might be an early prelude to that. Vampires and witches and headmasters!

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Holy shit! I did not expect to see Mettle in the All-New Avengers Academy Infinity Comic. Even though Hazmat is captured by Emplate and DOA, she is happy to find that her boyfriend is alive.

Avengers Academy: Marvel's Voices Infinity Comic #18, 2024

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