#spider-man X human torch

[jasperlore]

bro doesn’t wanna get caught lacking but they’re making out heavy gay style around the corner

[ivvyela]

official marvel app future fight isn’t even trying to be subtle about these two good for them

[flowgeeksout]

Whenever I hear the song Getaway Car by Taylor Swift all I can think about is Johnny Storm/Peter Parker. Like kinda like they meet in bad circumstances but still fall in love over the course of doing crazy superhero stuff. Then it all ends in a getaway car because of shit out of their control---maybe some sort of I am trying to protect you from something greater but doesn't say anything that is why---hence the line "Say goodbye in a getaway car"

[theoisdaydreaming]

spideytorch entry - team red !!!! (≧∇≦)ﾉ

johnny distracting his boyfriend, as always

[x-gon-give-it]

Onto Issue two of "Spider-Man/Human Torch" and

THE ABSOLUTE BEEF BETWEEN FLASH AND JOHNNY. It was instantaneous. They saw each other and immediately threw hands. Over Spider-Man.

What a wonderful way to begin :D

[jtexplorer]

@abbykmtr-13

[chernobog13]

Alex Ross' re-creation of Mike Zeck's cover for Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars #1 (May, 1984).

[cameron-possibly]

Johnny: So... that whole extra mutation thing of yours, right?... Peter: Yeah?... Johnny: Where you turn into a giant spider creature. Peter: I think the Bugle dubbed it 'Man-Spider', yeah. Johnny: Seeing as that it is basically you but as an anthropomorphic animal man... Peter: Johnny... Johnny: Does that or does that not make it your fursona? Peter: I think we should see other people.

[illyanarasputinfan]

Terry Dodson

[2346khith]

You know something that always nagged me about the first class of x men was that there the same age as spider-man and Johnny Storm. I mean it not important or all that big for most people but I feel like it was kind of a missed opportunity for them not to have any big relationship with them. I mean spider man has interacted with the men a bunch of times such as with wolverine and has even taught a class of young mutants.

I just feel like the Scott, Jean, Bobby, Hank and Warren could have a similar relationship to Peter and Johnny as they have with each other. Peter could have bonded with Hank for being teenage geniuses or bond with Scott over their shared sense of responsibility. Johnny could have bonded with Bobby with being the youngest on their teams or even have them be rivals of sorts. Heck they could've hang out outside of superhero life and gone on goofy teenage shenanigans like Peter has to work on a science project so Hank invites him over so they can work on it together but it goes horrible wrong or Johnny want to get a hot date and tries asking Jean out causing him and Scott to fight over her or heck let they could go on some randomass beach episode type trip. I know all the characters I mentioned are all grown up already and them all having a friendship with each other wouldn't really change much about marvel mythos, but all I'm saying is that the idea could be fun.

[bringbackwendellvaughn]

[splooosh]

“form a wedge”

Mike Zeck - John Beatty

[comicwaren]

From Marvel Holiday Tales to Astonish #001

“’Twas the Fight Before Christmas”, by Gerry Duggan (W) and Phil Noto (A)

“Festival of Fights”, by Daniel Kibblesmith (W), Pat Olliffe and John Kalisz (A)

“Resolutions”, by Gene Luen Yang (W), Dylan Burnett and KJ Díaz (A)

[casualcomicfan]

Things non-comic fans get wrong about Peter Parker.

Several people who don't read the comics seem to get ideas about characters and how they act. It's fine when you're doing to characters you know about, but for characters you don't know about, not so much.

Please note: This post is not meant to gate keep anyone from comics, MCU or any other Marvel related products.

#1: He is ugly. This one is false for the most part. Look at the women he has dated, Liz Allan, Gwen, MJ, Black Cat, Carol Danvers and others.

#2: He is naive. This one is also false. Peter is optimistic. There is a difference. Peter himself recognizes that the world is a terrible place. However he thinks it can get better. That is the whole point of him not killing his enemies.

#3: He has to suffer to be relatable. No, just no. This one is false. He doesn't have to suffer to be relatable. He is relatable because he deals with relatable problems. He is nerdy, has to make ends meet, etc. That is how he was relatable. Not suffering. And certainly not whatever the f#ck is going on in the current run.

#4: He is hated by other heroes. This one mainly stems from the Superior Spider-Man comic arc, but is still blatantly wrong. He has several friends in the comics, such as: Daredevil, Deadpool (to an extent) Wolverine, Luke Cage, Johnny Storm, Cloak and Dagger, and several others.

#5: He is not respected by the other heroes. This was also caused by Superior Spider-Man. However several people respect him. Mr. Fantastic and Iron Man respect him for his intelligence. Captain America calls him on of the greatest men he's ever known. Thor says (in a complimentary way) that he was the most mortal man he knew. T'Challa let him eat a Heart-Shaped Herb. Hulk was one of the few people who knew Peter's identity after OMD.

#6: He was a teenager for most of his publication history. The first ever Spider-Man comic was published in August 1962 in Amazing Fantasy #15. He he graduated and became an adult on June 8, 1965 in The Amazing Spider-Man Volume 1 #28.

[theoisdaydreaming]

Spidytorch bingo entry - villain

Helo my contribution to spidytorch bingo: villain Spidey,,,

is he willingly a villain or no? Is he gonna eat him figuratively or literally?? We don't know ¯⁠\⁠(⁠°⁠_⁠o⁠)⁠/⁠¯

[anarchyspider]

Do you (Yes YOU!) like Spideytorch?

Maybe even just a teeny tiny bit? And wanna yell about it in a place with other people? If so, I've made a Spideytorch discord for anyone interested in talking about those guys with me and others! Do check it out if you'd like! Will be mostly based on 616 but not stopping enjoyment from any other universes! 🔥 🕸