#steel spider marvel

[firelance2361]

Men Are Like Steel

“You Tell Them The Steel Spider’s Still Out Here!”

[din-skywalker]

that exchange between miguel and gwen

"we're supposed to be the good guys"

"we are! we are.."

like he's even trying to convince himself now. you can see it in his face and demenour- he's trying to keep himself believing this fact. he KNOWS that what they're doing isn't completely good- they're letting people close to the spider people die for the sake of canon. but he THINKS THEYRE DOING THE RIGHT THING!! he's not doing it for the sake of being mean- he thinks it's the right thing to do. he's not just an asshole for the sake of being an asshole (most of the time anyways)- he's actually trying to save worlds and the lives of billions. he's not a bad guy. he's just... trying to do the right thing, even if it may not be completely good.

[merrymarvelite]

Cover of the Day: Marvel Team-Up #63 (November, 1977) Art by Dave Cockrum, Frank Giacoia, and Danny Crespi

[thenotoriousscuttlecliff]

Once again Snyder stans show that they really don't know anything about Superman. He might not be a chatterbox like Spider-Man, but neither is he this big strong silent type who lets his fist do the talking. He's actually a very chatty person, happy to banter with his fellow Leagers, even Batman, and does quip quite often. Superman having fewer lines in a movie called Batman v Superman than Spider-Man cameoing in Civil War is a really big sign that the people making BvS really didn't care about Superman.

[sincericida]

Andrew Garfield 🤝 Henry Cavill

They were the perfect embodiment of their characters, but have not had the due recognition of the companies for which they rendered their services.

DCU, James Gunn, Sony e Avi Arad... I don’t like you guys right now.

[shironezuninja]

Being a Lost Girl of the 90’s under the age of 10, cartoon shows on the TV just seemed to pass me by before Pokemon. But the memories of CGI animation were still ingrained during my development.

[comicwaren]

From Edge of Spider-Verse #002

“The Terrible Horror of the Spooky-Man”, by Kaare Andrews (W), Bob Quinn and Brian Reber (A)

“The Cy-nister Six”, by Rich Douek (W), Edgar Salazar, Victor Olazaba and Alex Sinclair (A)

[therosiestofrubys]

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Thing I was running into on Taskmaster while doing basic groundwork setup for him inspired me to go double check some other stuff related to super jumps.

Among other things, movement during super jumps universally should feel notably less awkwardly stiff than prior.

[ljones41]

Favorite Comic Book Movie/Television Themes

Below is a list in chronological order of my favorite theme tunes and songs from comic book movies and television shows:

"Adventures of Batman and Robin"-"Batman/Superman/Aquaman Hour" (1967-1969)

"Spider-Man" (1967-1970)

"Wonder Woman" (1975-1979)

"Superman: The Movie" (1978)

"The Greatest American Hero" (1981-1983)

("Kiss From a Rose") "Batman Forever" (1995)

("Hero") "Spider-man" (2002)

"The Incredibles" (2004)/""The Incredibles 2" (2018)

"The Avengers" (2012)

"Man of Steel" (2013)

("Heathens") "Suicide Squad" (2016)

"Luke Cage" (2016-2018)

"Wonder Woman" (2017)

"Titans" (2018-2023)

[superheroes-semidaily]

Steel Spider / Spider-Kid / Oliver "Ollie" Osnick

Marvel, created by Bill Manto and Ed Hannigan

The Spectacular Spider-Man #72 (Nov 1982)

A former kid genius who idolized Doctor Octopus and, later, Spider-Man, developing advanced exosuits he'd later repurpose as an adult superhero.

Gadgets: Bulletproof costume / Mechanical climbing legs / Grappling hook launcher / Pepper spray blaster

Talents: Proficient engineer and inventor

Fun fact: He was once involved in a superhero team comprised of Frog-Man, the Toad, and himself, titled "the Misfits"

[firelance2361]

The Enemy Of Your Tomorrow

Here’s a piece I did of my most featured characters from the past year, Oliver Osnick/Steel Spider and Kamala Khan/Kamala Kang, dueling it out all anime-style.

Hope you like it!

[hjbirthdaywishes]

April 7, 2024

Happy 60 Birthday to Russell Crowe.

[merrymarvelite]

Cover of the Day: Marvel Team-Up #64 (December, 1977) Art by Dave Cockrum

[prettywitchiusaka]

And last but not least is my small comic haul from yesterday.

They had a few issues of Sensational She-Hulk I needed, too, but I figured the remaining three issues for Byrne's Man of Steel mini was better than nothing.

I still get some comics so either way, I win. 😁

[guttertalk]

New Gutter Talk Episode, January 2023

Comics Featured:

Dark Knights of Steel #9

Batman #125-131

Miles Morales: Spider-Man #2

Star Wars: Han Solo & Chewbacca #9

Darkwing Duck #1

Plus a quick comic find at Montreal Mini-Comiccon

[yourfriendryanj]

Marvel Team-Up 63 (1977) Art by Dave Cockrum, Frank Giacoia & Danny Crespi