#rick jones

[waitingforthet]

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[dattebabunn]

Batch 2 Little Guys!

Genis-Vell and Rick Jones for @thrakaboom !! Red from transistor for @mighty-meh !! Sasuke and Naruto (gay) for @thesonicpunk !! Vashwood for spacemoonblues on twt! Garth for @mickidona !!

[sufficeth]

this meme is kinda old now but i don't control when i think of things

[chernobog13]

Art Adams' reimagining of the cover to Fantastic Four (vol. 1) #26 (May, 1964), originally by Jack Kirby and Sol Brodsky.

[why-i-love-comics]

Marvel Zombies: Black, White, & Blood #4 - "Strange-Ass Bedfellows" (2024)

written by Steve Skroce art by Steve Skroce & Brian Reber

[wanderingmind867]

You know, Marvel had less of the teen sidekick trope than DC. I think. Bucky Barnes, the original Human Torch's sidekick Toro and Rick Jones. I think that's it for teen sidekicks. I mean, we had some teen heroes (spiderman and the o5 X-Men). But only three teen sidekicks.

But then we look at DC and we have enough teen sidekicks for me to think we need to call child protective services on all these child soldiers. Just going by wikipedia, we've got Robin, Aqualad, Kid Flash, Speedy, Snapper Carr, Green Lantern's rascist Inuit/"Eskimo" friend Pieface, etc. Seriously. Do I have to call social services to report 15 child soldiers in the greater united states!? This is bordering on the surreal. At least Marvel didn't do the child soldier thing nearly as often! Maybe Stan Lee just understood it was a bit weird. I don't know. But I'm glad Marvel had less child sidekicks.

[vertigoartgore]

Alex Ross's 2018-2021 cover run on the Immortal Hulk series (2/2).

[heckcareoxytwit]

The wedding misadventures of Rick Jones and Marlo Chandler

As the wedding is about to begin, Hulk and Captain America are helping a very nervous Rick Jones into his tuxedo. While in another room, Marlo is being helped into her dress by Betty Ross and some other women. As she looks into the mirror, Marlo is frightened by the brief appearance of Mephisto reflected back at her. Before the ceremony, there were some surprising appearances such as Northstar who happens to be dating Hector (Hulk's friend from the Pantheon) as well as Rahne Sinclair, Guido Carosella and the unmasked version of ROM Space Knight.

As the wedding ceremony begins, the priest who looks like Peter David reads the book to the bride and groom when they are interrupted by the arrival of Drax the Destroyer. Everyone is surprised when Drax presents an invitation, even though he wasn't mailed one. Nonetheless, they have Drax sit next to Adam Warlock. Next, the wedding is interrupted by the supervillains - Wizard, Absorbing Man, Mister Hyde and the Living Laser. However, they have not come not as wedding crashers, but as attendees, as they too have invitations. In reality, the invitations got mixed up so they were given to the wrong people. The Hulk is about to start a fight with them anyway, however, Doc Samson convinces him to stand down. Rick Jones then agrees to allow the villains to stay for the ceremony. Things get even worse when Kree and Skrull ships arrive with more attendees. The special occasion does little to soften the relations between the two races. When one of the Kree tries to start a fight with Talos the Tamed, the Silver Surfer steps in to prevent the situation from escalating further.

Just before the ceremony is over, it is interrupted by a final surprise guest, Mephisto, who has come to claim Marlo's soul. However, he faces opposition from both the Silver Surfer and the Hulk. The Hulk resolves to handle the situation himself, and seeing a bright light in the sky, he admits his belief in the possibility of a higher power. This apparently gives the Hulk the strength to beat Mephisto back, forcing him into retreat. However, Mephisto gloats how this "defeat" is part of a much larger scheme to damn the Hulk. The wedding is quickly completed and Rick and Marlo are made man and wife. During the reception, Marlo is congratulated by the various guests including the surprising appearance of Death of the Endless, who has come to give Marlo a gift. Once Marlo accepts it, Death quickly leaves. Marlo isn't sure who the woman was, but she and Rick open the box and find a beautiful hairbrush inside.

Incredible Hulk #418, 1994

[darkholme]

[urban-lad]

𝗝𝗶𝗺 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗻𝗸𝗼 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗧𝗼𝗺 𝗣𝗮𝗹𝗺𝗲𝗿 Artwork from Captain America #113 (1969).

[mylittleponywithswords]

cringetober day fourteen, this was quite the scene!

[waitingforthet]

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[ultradude13]

The Incredible Hulk #15 Disco Dazzler variant

[bringbackwendellvaughn]

[sufficeth]

marvel's best t4t and bi4bi couple (no one knows who they are)

[why-i-love-comics]

Spider-Gwen: Smash #3 (2024)

written by Melissa Flores art by Enid Balam & Fer Siguentes-Sujo