#ms marvel and inferno

[xmsmarvel18]

Drawings Of My OTP- Kamante 💕💕💕

Kamala: I'm Grounded.

Inferno: More Like Ms Marvel Is Grounded.

(Inferno Pats Kamala's Head)

Inferno: How About We Both Get Out Of Here?

Kamala: Great, I'm Gonna Get Grounded For Another Three Months...

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Lol, I got inspired by Miles and Gwen's relationship in ATSV.

[romicat]

So thinking about this, because it feels like Hickman had plans for the Cuckoos, which got derailed because, well he left before it got paid off.

But, with Sophie primarily in NYX and what happens in the last issue it feels like the writers there are going to play into this prophecy? At least, given what happened to Sophie in the last issue.

Part of me is excited and part of me is dreading it because they'll likely do one prediction per Cuckoo. . . Which might mean that Sophie will never fall in love. And as a "Marvelous Cuckoo" shipper I refuse that reality.

[reddslym]

What was like, the reach of the effects of Limbo during the Inferno event? Was it only in Manhattan or did the other Boroughs of NYC have to deal with inanimate objects coming to life to try to kill them? Did Miles Morales have to deal with this when he was a lil kid? Did Kamala Khan see the Empire State Building as impossibly tall from her home in Jersey?

[indigosabyss]

Rare Secret Warriors Quote:

Daisy: Who the fuck added me to a fucking group chat? Kamala: Language! Lunella: Yeah, watch your fucking language. Dante: Okay, who taught Lunella the fuck word? Karnak: "The fuck word." Daisy: Are you serious? You guys use the fuck word all the time.

[themarysuep]

Kamala + Dante being the in every universe duo

[azurecanary]

Daily reminder that there's a Marvel animated movie starring Chloe Bennet and Tyler Posey

That franchise also has Spider Woman Gwen Stacy portrayed by Dove Cameron

America Chavez is also in it

And a version of Patriot

And Kamala Khan

And Squirrel Girl

Carol Danvers shows up briefly, played by Teddy Altman from Grey's Anatomy (which is HILARIOUS)

[towritecomicsonherarms]

Secret Warriors #10

[alltheshadesofamber]

i hate comics. this is gonna drive me back to manga istg

[spearclosetcomics]

Secret Warriors #2 (2017) Matthew Rosenberg Javier Garrón

[demigoddes-tiana]

Ms marvel and inferno

[foursthemagicknumber]

Essay on erasure under cut

@roze-realm @kis5ki5skai

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has a very big problem: the erasure of minorities in their characters. They continuously change parts of characters in order to appeal to a larger demographic of audiences. When in reality- the Marvel comics were never about that. In comics we have characters that aren’t even subtle about being minorities. There’s even an entire franchise based around the idea of superpowers creating a minority that faces major discrimination. All whilst telling a cohesive story. In the movies however, the characters that are portrayed as a minority like in comics don’t get a good story.

This is most present in a certain family. The Maximoff’s are a jewish-romani family. However in age of ultron where the scarlet witch and her brother were introduced they are cast as white. As well as had them work with literal nazis. Not only that but the movie immediately killed off one half of the twins. Peitro despite at least keeping his name unlike his X-Movies counterpart, was somehow shot to death by bullet’s he is meant to be faster than. 

In the new show Agatha all along they cast Joe Locke as Billy Kaplan. Many may argue that Agatha all along is playing the representation game well, having a mainly female cast with a black and asian characters and the only male on board being established gay and jewish. However this view fails to point out the fact that we only ever see William Kaplan as portrayed as jewish. Any associations to religion with Billy Maximoff, who appears to be a completely different character, are to witchcraft adjacent religions such as wiccan and paganism. This paired with the fact that by extension of his mother’s erased romani identity, his was erased as well, it’s not looking good for him. Fortunately there’s still hope for his brother. 

Now as much as a good example as the Maimoff family is, there are many others. Such as, America Chavez. Now my knowledge on the comic book character is limited due to the fact that simply haven’t gotten there yet, however I know quite a bit about her appearance in Marvel Rising, a series of short films focusing on new jersey hero’s such as Ms. Marvel or Inferno. And in such she was displayed as a dark skinned Spanish aligned queer woman working a job that was barely paying for her schooling. And in multiverse of madness, she’s practically the definition of white washing. Not to mention the down play of her character’s strengths and sass. Everything that makes America, America is taken away. It’s one thing to play down what makes a character a minority but that alongside with the down play of her characterization makes her into a weak link in the very weak chain that is multiverse of madness.

Now another great instance would be Loki, who in comics is gender-fluid and pansexual. In the movies however is treated solely as male and straight. In an attempt to give him a love interest the writers posed the question, “What if Loki was a woman?” However if they were simply comic accurate, there would be no alternative female version of Loki, because sometimes he is she. Loki is the epitome of a shapeshifter who’s gender-fluid. In fact they are the first that comes to mind when asked to think of the trope- simply because it’s done so well. Loki is meant to be a character who simply is, and is unapologetic for who they are good or bad, male or female, unfortunately the MCU gave us a bratty theater kid and called it a day. 

After this point tw: Child abuse

Now all of this is well and good- but the final straw would be the Hulk. In comics the Hulk, or Bruce Banner has an incredibly tragic backstory. He is a demonstration of how at times the greatest danger to a child, is the one in their own home. Bruce was abused by his father as a child which eventually led to him forming dissociative identity disorder. The alter to Bruce being Hulk an angry and out of control monster, whom is eventually given its own form different from Banner in a very Jekyll and Hyde fashion. The movies however completely ignore this idea even to such an extent that a character tells him roughly“I control my anger infinitely more than you do” almost as though it were a competition as to who has suffered more. Bruce Banner’s trauma was downplayed so parents would take their children to see his movies.

To me this is a very personal essay. I want to love the MCU as blindly as I did as a child. But I have found that the more source material I read. That harder that becomes. A character in Daredevil once said roughly ‘To love something is to forget what you don’t like about it.’ If that be true then I no longer hold this same love. I fortunately believe in a different idea, that love is something that people love to think is inherently blind. But in reality, the most complex loves are the wary ones. I love the Marvel Cinematic Universe, however I grow more and more wary of the cinematic universe as I grow more and more in love with the comics.

[booksrbetterthanpeople]

Since you came up with different hero/villain names for the Akuma and Science Classes, what would be the hero/villain names for the Recess and Theater Classes? (Obviously we already have the name for Victoria and Anthony)

DC/Marvel

Recess

Austin A: Star Quartz/They

Austin B: Roulette/Mystic

Austin Q: Mako/Cosmic Lord

Auston T: Jade Lantern/Lunar Soldier

DJ: Malleable/Trash Panda

Spinelli: E voilà/Uomo di sabbia

Victoria: Electra/Inferno

Gia: Peridot Shot/Blizzard

Mindy: Buteos/They-Hunk

Gerard: Professor Chill/Voltaic

Mason: Emperor/Ms. Extraordinary

Rochelle: Artemis/Chief

Kendra: Groove/Green Imp

Lotta: Power Up/Harbinger

Theater

Ayesha: Rainbow Surfer/Heavenly

Anthony: Umbra/Bloodsucker

Dot: Badass/Speck

Petra: Karma/Rascal

Roxanne: Stellar/Infinite

Eri: Hex/Amethyst Witch

Candace: Equilibrium/Saber

Soo-Yeon: Blood Bro/Magnetite

Margo: Fury/Vanquisher

Staci: See-You/The Master

Parker: K.O./Ares

Brecken: Multiple/Oak

Agnes: Specter/Platinum Tide

Mona: Hurricane/Mind Warp

Genevieve: Lady Mars/Screech

Eloise: Illuminate/Liz

Anais: Gear/Critter

Jesse: MalevoLyricist/Midnight

Missy: Quick Fire/Rancor

[joshuasumter]

My latest poster for Spider-Man and The Incredibles, featuring a fraction of younger Supers alongside Peter Parker/Spider-Man and the Parr Kids (Violet, Dash, and Jack-Jack)

Peter Parker/Spider-Man

Violet Parr

Dash Parr

Jack-Jack Parr

Miles Morales/Spider-Man (Kid Arachnid)

Gwen Stacy/Spider-Gwen

Anya Corazon/Spider-Girl

Kamala Khan/Ms. Marvel

Doreen Green/Squirrel Girl with Tippy-Toe the Squirrel

Patriot/Rayshaun Lucas

Quake/Daisy Johnson

Inferno/Dante Pertuz

Miss America/America Chavez

Ironheart/Riri Williams

Lockjaw

Humberto Lopez/Reptil

Sam Alexander/Nova

Nadia Van Dyne/The Wasp

Lunella Lafayette/Moon Girl

Devil Dinosaur

Casy Calderon

Kurt Wagner/Nightcrawler

Laura Kinney/X-23

Stepford Cuckoos (Celeste Cuckoo, Irma Cuckoo, and Phoebe Cuckoo)

Surge (Noriko Ashida)

Magma (Amara Juliana Olivians Aquilla, aka Aliston Crestmere)

Wiccan (William "Billy" Kaplan-Altman)

Speed (Thomas "Tommy" Shepherd)

Amadeus Cho/The Totally Awesome Hulk

Kate Bishop/Hawkeye

Cassie Lang

Cloak and Dagger

[scarlet--wiccan]

What do you think Luna’s mutant/superhero name would be?

Realistically, I think she'd probably just go by Luna. For one thing, she's not a mutant. Inhumans don't typically use codenames or supehero monikers-- the Nuhumans like Ms. Marvel or Inferno, who were born and raised on Earth, do, but those who were raised in Inhuman culture don't. "Crystal", "Medusa", and "Black Bolt" are all shortened version of those characters’ full names-- "Crystalia", "Medusalith", "Blackagar Boltagon", etc.

If you want to lean into her magical ancestry, Luna is also a suitably mystical-sounding name. Otherwise, I'd probably look for short, simple word for "witch," similar to Billy's "Wiccan"-- Wanda gets the full title of Scarlet Witch, but the kids get simpler names. Maybe something like "Seer," if you wanted to expand her abilities into scrying and clairvoyance?

[sebastianshaw]

@dontstepinmypuddle @kryptonianclone​ ok so the Nate/Maddie/Shaw thing is even better/worse than I mentioned last night, I’ve been waiting ALL DAY to type this whole thing out to you, it’s worth it. So, 90s-Maddie is, again, a very solid ghost made of pure telekinetic energy. If she cuts herself, she won’t even bleed unless she notices it and thinks “I should bleed” And said psychic energy is not made by herself, but Nate, as mentioned. So, how did this happen? Nate is Maddie’s not-son from another dimension. Maddie is the clone of J.ean Grey. In Nate’s dimension, he was created in a lab by combining the genes of that dimension’s J.ean Grey and S.cott S.ummers by a bad guy who wanted to make a baby between them because reasons. In this dimension, J.ean and S.cott were an item, but Jean died before they could do that, so this same bad guy cloned Jean, made Maddie, programmed her to fall in love with S.ummers men and Scott specifically, and set her up with Scott, who married this woman who looked exactly like his dead gf because that’s not creepy and weird at all. Then when Jean came back, left her AND THEIR BABY for Jean. Understandably, Maddie has some issues around this. A lot of other shit happened to her, she became a supervillain, killed herself trying to take down Jean with her. Uber sad. Instead of moving on, she becomes a ghost on the astral plane. This is where Nate comes in. He  arrives in 616, the Marvel mainstream comics universe. He’s alone in a new world and needs a friend. His psyche subconsciously seeks out the mother he never knew, and instead finds Maddie’s ghost on the astral plane, yanks her out, and jams her in a new telekinetically-constructed body he created ALL WITHOUT HIS REALIZING HE’S DOING IT. And Maddie doesn’t realize he did it either. In fact, she comes back with complete amnesia. All she knows is her name is M.adelyne P.ryor, and she’s drawn to Nate. So she finds him immediately and they become traveling companions. But! Alas! Madelyne is once more led astray by dark forces who wish to use her for their own wicked purposes! This time, however, it’s Selene, Black Queen of the Hellfire Club. She lures Maddie away from Nate, and Maddie lives with her for awhile (and her cute French maid Ella). Then, Maddie discovers that Selene is actually a soul-sucking mutant vampire sorceress with an absolute PILE of bodies in the attic. .  .and she takes it pretty well, which is Selene’s cue that she’s made the right choice in taking Ms. Pryor on as a protege. The next step is introducing her to the Hellfire Club as a potential Inner Circle recruit. This is where she meets Shaw for the first time, and here’s what’s interesting— He immediately knows she’s NOT Jean, without Selene or Maddie or anyone needing to say so. Now, Shaw KNOWS damn well what Jean Grey looks like, his first story is all about him leading the HFC in brainwashing her. Yet when he sees Maddie, he calls her an “unknown being” and does not remark on her resemblance to Jean at all. And when he kisses her hand in the image shown, he makes reference to Inferno, which MADDIE caused (well, her and Yana). He immediately not only knows shes NOT Jean, he also judges her on her own deeds immediately too. Now, that makes sense, given Shaw’s very individualist nature, of course he looks at her deeds as an individual, but how does he KNOW SHE’S NOT JEAN? Thematically, it’s probably, again, to emphasize he sees her as her own person (he NEVER compares her to Jean even ONCE in their relationship, not even in thought, it literally never crosses his mind that we’re ever shown) but in-universe, what gave it away? Well, maybe writer oversight, but I like to think maybe he’s just got a weird talent for picking out clones, shapeshifters, etc.

Now, Maddie still is amnesiac at this point, but she’s already attracted to Shaw, and I think that’s probably BECAUSE of how immediately he clearly sees her as HER. She might not consciously REMEMBER being constantly compared to Jean by everyone, including her husband, but I bet it’s there subconsciously. Suspicious, Shaw’s personal assistant Tessa (who is actually a deep cover double agent for Xavier but that wouldn’t be revealed til the 2000s) went on a little telepathic rummage through Maddie’s mind during the night, and ended up accidentally unlocking Maddie’s memories. So, Maddie’s got a LOT to think about now, and despite her attraction to Shaw, she decides to go back to Nate. Unfortunately, he’s talking with J.ean G.rey, and Maddie doesn’t take kindly to that. Despite his deep friendship with Maddy and having just met Jean, Nate chooses Jean over her in the fight, and Maddy is knocked unconscious. And that’s when Nate tries to kill Maddie. See, Nate realized he was the one to bring her back to life, and he also realized WHY he did it—his subconscious was reaching out in search of a mother in this universe, so it was looking for the Jean of his universe, and it latched on to Madelyne’s ghost on the astral plane and brought her back. He brought Maddy back to life…because he actually wanted Jean. So yet again, a man that Madelyne has grown to love and care about…actually wanted Jean all along. And when Nate realized this, he tried to KILL the unconscious Madelyne. And it was actually Jean who stopped him! Maddy was unconscious for this iirc, but yeah, Madelyne is REPEATEDLY rejected not just by Scott, but by Cable (her son in this dimension with Scott) and Nate too. And while with Cable I get it to a degree, as Jean was the one who raised him (partly) while Maddy tried to murder him (but while she was under demonic influence, she was a devoted mother before that, though he probably can’t remember it) with Nate it’s just not only does he reject her AFTER they’ve been friends-maybe-lovers-ick, after he’s known her as a person in her own right, once he realizes “oh I meant to reach Jean, not her” he then tries to UNMAKE HER BODY AND SEND HER BACK TO TO THE AFTERLIFE. WTF DUDE?! In total fairness, it’s done in a way that isn’t hateful or hostile, but out of a sense of pity and responsibility for her, feeling that since he brought her back to this life of pain then he should put her back. But it’s still taking her agency and treating her life as a choice he can make. So now Madelyne’s not only been treated like an object without agency by Sinister and the story itself, but by a good guy too. So she runs back to the only man who (1) sees her as her own person and (2) isn’t of the S.ummers genetic line, so she knows her attraction to him is REAL And they proceed to boink, and I hope Nate mentally felt EVERY MINUTE OF SHAW PORKING HIS NOT-MOM

[maximusboltaqon]

so maybe this is just my disney+ and isn't like just everyone's homepage, in which case ignore everything im about to say, but im pretty sure this is just a general homepage thing, in which case:

the first list is for action adventure, and includes the inhumans!!

it ALSO has dsmom, ms marvel, aos, a couple of those marvel rising animated movies (shorts? i havent gotten around to them). out of the 100 shows and movies listed in this, 8 include inhuman characters!!!

AND:

THEY FINALLY HAVE A CATEGORY IN THE MARVEL SECTION!!! although this does not include any of the marvel rising shows, nor ms marvel. granted, for all we know she will be just mutant in the mcu, excluding her entirely from the inhumans. but at least a few of the rising shorts include quake, inferno, and lockjaw, so i wish those ones at least would be included here!

it's a little more heavy on the agents than inhumans part,,, but hey, at least they're IN a category now. they were just grouped in with every other show before, i believe.

now does any of this mean anything?? obviously not. but im so starved for content that i'm over-analyzing this anyway!