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[gammacousin]

Susan Banner: “Put your seatbelt on; we’re going shopping. This water bottle is mine; that one is yours. Please don't get them mixed up. Mine has a margarita. Don’t tell your dad. It’ll be the final nail in the coffin that gets my license revoked.”

7 year old Jennifer Walters: *mortified* “Okay.”

Susan Banner: “Look at this asshole, trying to cut me off—I got my niece in the car!…I need a cigarette. Can you reach my bag?”

Jennifer Walters: “…I can stay at school late tomorrow if dad can't pick me up-.”

Susan Banner: “Nonsense! Tomorrow I’m bringing a Merlot, and we’re people-watching at the park.”

[broadwayfan92]

Fancast for Bruce Banner’s family that we haven’t seen.

This is just a fancast. Yes, there’s a Rebecca in She-Hulk, but we have no clue who she is to Bruce.

Rebecca Banner (flashback) - Idina Menzel or Emmy Rossum

Brian Banner (flashback) - James Marsters

Susan Banner - Patti LuPone

If anyone should be allowed to play two different roles in the MCU, it’s the queen of Broadway.

[soupsandstars]

Going home sketches

[wwprice1]

Hulk vs. The FF by John Romita Jr., Klaus Janson, and Dean White!

[splosh-crime]

Bruce Banner is Tim Drake’s Uncle

In the comics, Bruce Banner is canonically taken in by his aunt Susan Drake after his father’s jailed for mariticide.

Let’s say Susan Drake was Janet’s mother and that Bruce Banner was raised alongside her.

When he goes to college and becomes a scientist he’s still in contact with them but being on the run from the government tends to put a dampener on communications so Bruce Banner has never met Janet’s spouse or child.

When Tim lies about his uncle having custody of him, he didn’t make up a new uncle. Thus, SHIELD was alerted when Bruce B’s name suddenly appeared in new legal custody records.

They’d been meaning to investigate Gotham for awhile anyway but the locals had been less than cooperative and SHIELD is a bit swamped with aliens and mutants nowadays to chase shadows.

With a gothamite in the custody of an Avenger and sharing a living space with a few more, SHIELD’s chances of getting new intel on Gotham are at a record high so they alert Bruce Banner of Tim’s orphan status and help him gain custody.

Let it be said that one should never bet against a bat.

[karmaspidr]

Please Like and Reblog so that as many people see this as possible.

[milkydraws8]

A few more steps... And I'll crush them all!

[nerds-yearbook]

On November 4, 1977, the television version of the Incredible Hulk premiered. Several changes were made from the comic, including changing Bruce Banner's name to David Banner. In this version, Banner was a scientist who had a lab accident that transformed him into the Hulk. The show took a format similar to the Fugitive. ("The Incredible Hulk", The Incredible Hulk, TV Event)

[mikyapixie]

THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST GROOVIEST THING I HAVE EVER SEEN IN ALL MY DAYS!!! The first thing you need to know about me is that I ABSOLUTELY LOVE the 70s!!! MUSIC, HAIR, FASHION, THE DANCE MOVES I LOVE IT ALL!!! Honestly recently I’ve been wanting to see storm in a 70s disco look & now my prayers have been answered!!! My favorites are obviously Ororo but also Illyana, Bruce, Jennifer, Peter, Gwen, Miles, MJ, Wade, Thor & Steve!!! I also really love Wade’s new disco look in this I thought they would’ve used his old one I like this one a lot better!!! I swear MJ ALWAYS looks good in 60/70 fashion!!! I REALLY wish they made Pietro Maximoff & Eric Brooks in this!!! But who are your guys favorite & who did you wished to see in this?!? Tell me in the comments!!! 🪩❤️‍🔥🤩🥹🤩❤️‍🔥🪩

[sorrythatwasmean]

Headcanon: Bruce Banner's Aunt Susan

Aunt Susan married someone with the last name Drake, but once she divorced him she went back to Banner. People mistook her for Bruce's mother at times after that, but she always gently corrected them. "Aunt, actually."

And Bruce loved her for that. He had asked if she had ever wanted him to call her Mom. She said no. But Bruce always wondered if there wasn't guilt there, too. It wasn't her fault. She had told Bruce that, but perhaps they both had misplaced guilt there.

[s10127470]

The World of Marvels (Part 2)

Hey there guys!

I’m back with part 2 of my The World of Marvels series!

And with this part, we’ll finally be talking about some of the characters of this realm, starting off with….

Spider-Man (Peter Parker)

Characterization-wise, this Peter could be best described as a smart himbo.

He has all the kindness and attractiveness typically associated with himbos, but with an actual brain.

This version would particularly highlight two of Peter's strongest character traits: his caring nature and how down-to-earth he is.

Peter's best moments have usually come from being able to connect with people on a personal level.

Among the heroes of this realm, he's basically "the friend everybody likes".

I mean it's Spider-Man! Who doesn't like Spider-Man?

Nevermind....

As for his personal life.

Peter works part-time as a substitute teacher at various school for up-and-coming young superheroes, particularly Avengers Academy, The Future Foundation, and The Xavier School for Gifted Youngsters.

And he's HAPPILY MARRIED to Mary Jane.

As for his appearance.

Peter has fair skin, brown eyes, brown hair in the same style from Marvel Rivals....

Has a muscular build with a lean frame like in the comics, and stands at 5'9 (about an inch shorter than his traditional height of 5'10).

And he's 25 years old.

As for his outfit, you can't go wrong with the classic....

In terms of his powers and abilities, Peter has his traditional output.

However, the characters of this series will be a little more....showy.

As in they each have a special power or ability of sorts that they either canonically don't have in the comics (or at least mainline ones) or they canonically do, but rarely ever show off.

And in the case of Peter, he's back to utilizing constructs made out of webbing, like he did back during his early days.

Fun Fact: Peter loves kids.....and luckily, not in THAT way. He loves teaching them about things, helping them out with their issues, or just hanging out and playing with them. He's particularly close to Pinocchio, especially since he's had a history of being used by others, which Peter hates to see. As a result, his biggest opps (besides The Green Goblin and Doctor Octopus) are Honest John and Gideon, Stromboli, and especially The Coachman. If he even remotely sees the latter, he would enter his Black Suit attitude.

And well.....

Shocker: Coachman.

The Fantastic Four: Mr. Fantastic (Reed Richards), The Invisible Woman (Susan Storm-Richards), The Human Torch (Johnny Storm), and The Thing (Ben Grimm)

Characterization-wise, they're pretty the same as in the comics.

Though here, Reed would officially be confirmed as autistic.

Among the heroes of the realm, The Fantastic Four are among the most respected, given that they were the ones to kickstart the modern age of heroes.

As for their personal lives, they run The Future Foundation, an institution based within The Baxter Building, which is meant to help young, scientific minds flourish.

In terms of their romantic lives.

Reed and Sue are still married, and the proud parents of Franklin and Valeria.

Ben is also married to Alicia.

And Johnny is dating the Korean pop singer Luna Snow.

As for their appearances.

Reed, Sue and Johnny all have fair skin, while Ben has his trademark orange, rocky skin.

Reed has brown eyes, brown hair in his usual style with the curl at the front, a slender frame with an athletic build, stands at 6'3 (two inches taller than his usual height), and is 39 years old.

Sue has blue eyes, long wavy blonde hair, blue lips, an hourglass figure with an average build, stands at 5'8 (two inches taller than her usual height), and is 37 years old.

Johnny has blue eyes, spiky blonde hair, a lean frame with an athletic build, stands at his usual height of 5'10, and is 26 years old.

Ben has blue eyes, a large, wide and broad frame with a blocky build, stands at 7'1 (about a foot and a one inch taller than his height.....kind), and is 40 years old.

As for their outfits, it's essentially the same ones from the Marvel Adventures universe (which in the case of Reed, Sue and Johnny, were the same outfits they wore in the Ultimate Universe, but with black gloves and boots of their classic outfits.

As for their special skills in this series.

Reed can take on different forms, each with a different physical enhancement. Like an insanely muscle-bound form that grants him incredible strength or a big-footed form that grants him incredible speed.

Sue can create all kind of constructs out of her forcefields, including living ones of things like animals.

Johnny can also do the same thing, but with his flames.

And Ben can send out powerful shockwaves and waves of earth but stomping or slamming the ground.

Fun Fact: Once a month, the FF take their family and students out to a night at Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe in Cosmopolis.

Captain America (Steve Rogers)

Characterization-wise, Steve is what you would usually expect from him.

Among the heroes of the realm, he's by far the most respected, given that the stories of his heroic escapades from the past served as a inspiration to just about all of them.

As for his personal life, he works part-time as a freelance cartoonist and as the art teacher of Avengers Academy.

He's also now married to fellow Avenger Natasha Romanoff aka Black Widow.

As for his appearance.

Steve has fair skin, blue eyes, blonde hair in the same style from Avengers Assemble....

A broad frame with a muscular build, stands at 6'4 (two inches taller than usual), and is 37 years old.

As for his outfit, it's the classic suit, but with the shoulder star badges of his Ultimate outfit.

As for his special skill, it's pulled directly from the Ultimate Universe.

The Super Solider Serum, instead of giving Steve peak-human strength, it gave him superhuman strength.

He's around the same level as Peter.

Fun Fact: Growing up, Steve was always fascinated by American folk tales. So when he found out about The Land of Legends, he immediately went full-on fanboy, finally getting to meet the various folk heroes he read about when he was a kid.

The Incredible Hulk (Bruce Banner)

Characterization-wise, Bruce has finally gained control over The Hulk.

And even as The Hulk, he's pretty much how he's been portrayed in a lot of animated media since 2013.

Being more friendlier, levelheaded and intelligent than how he is in most other iterations.

Once again, largely thanks to Bruce finally having control over him.

As for his personal life, Bruce works as the chemistry teacher at Avengers Academy.

He's also now married to his longtime sweetheart, Betty.

As for his appearance.

As Bruce: Has fair skin, brown eyes, brown hair in the same style from Marvel Rivals.....

A skinny build, and stands at 5'3 (about six inches shorter than his usual height).

As Hulk: Has green skin, green eyes, messy dark green hair, a wide broad frame with an extremely muscular build, and stands at 8'6.

He's also about 35 years old.

As for his outfit......you can only do some much when you only wear purple pants.

As for his special skill.

As The Hulk, Bruce can generate and manipulate gamma energy.

Which he can either channel inward for even greater strength, or outward in the form of concussive beams.

Fun Fact: Bruce loves meditating, and one of his favorite realms to do so is Oriental Gardens. He usually mediates in either a clearing in a forest, or in a secluded garden.

Iron Man (Tony Stark)

Characterization-wise, Tony here, in contrast to.....just about every iteration of him since 2010, actually takes far more from how he was like in the comics pre-MCU.

Before Civil War ruined it.....

Still being charismatic and witty, but being more openly humble and caring.

As for his personal life, he's still the CEO of Stark Industries and serves as the technology teacher of Avengers Academy.

He's also now married to Pepper.

And before you ask, Jarvis isn't the AI within his suit anymore.

He's back to being his butler (a HUMAN butler mind you) and close longtime friend.

As for his appearance.

Tony has slightly tanned skin, brown eyes, long black hair and a Van Dyke beard, a lean build, stands at a 6'1 (6'4 in the armor, about two inches shorter than usual) and is 36 years old.

As for his outfit, it's the Model 29 Extremis Armor.

As for his special skill.

He has a special pulse cannon and a override mode that makes him even stronger for a brief amount of time.

Fun Fact: Tony has a special underwater suit with a steampunk theme to it. He got help from Captain Nemo when making it.

Thor (Donald Blake)

Characterization-wise, Thor is what you usually expect from him.

Also, as the heading above tells you, Thor is back to using the Donald Blake persona as his secret identity.

Which itself was still created by Odin after Thor was banished rather than Donald Blake already being an actual person who was……basically cursed.

As for his personal life, he still works as physician and serves as the history and mythology teacher of Avengers Academy.

He’s also now married to Jane.

As for his appearance.

As Donald: Has fair skin, blue eyes, short strawberry blonde hair, a stubble beard, slim build, and stands at 5’10.

As Thor: Has fair skin, blue eyes, long blonde hair, a broad frame with a muscular build, and stands at 7’0 (about six inches taller than he usually is).

As for his outfit, it’s the classic look.

As for his special skill.

Thor is able to tap into The Thorforce, a mystical force that allows him to control the powers of the storms without Mjolnir for a temporary amount of time.

Fun Fact: Visiting the realm of Astragard tends to be incredibly awkward for Thor, given the vikings and all. The dude can't go 30 seconds without getting praised and worshipped.

Ant-Man and The Wasp (Hank Pym and Janet Van Dyne-Pym)

Characterization-wise.....

Hank is dead-ass kind of a hippie.

Plus, just like his iteration from The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, he's a pacifist who usually tries to avoid violence.

As for Janet, she's pretty much the same as she was in EMH.

As for their personal lives.

Hank runs his own research company, Pym Laboratories, and serves as the biology teacher of Avengers Academy.

Janet runs her own fashion company, Van Dyne Design Studios, and serves as the fashion teacher of Avengers Academy.

And yes, these two are married.

But thankfully, these two will actually be in a HEALTHY and LOVING relationship with no sort of abuse.

As for their appearances.

Hank has fair skin, blue eyes, long dirty blonde hair that he often keeps in the form of a ponytail, a soul patch, a lean frame with a muscular build, stands at 5’5, and is 34 years old.

Janet has fair skin, brown skin, yellow and black lips, brown hair in a pixie cut, an hourglass figure with a muscular build, stands at 5’10, and is 32 years old.

As for their outfits.

Hank wears the same outfit from EMH, but without the trunks.

And Janet wears her iconic yellow and black suit, but with the same antenna muffs from EMH as well.

As for their special skills.

Thanks to their usage of the Pym Particles, both Hank and Janet possess superhuman strength, speed, agility and endurance in their normal sizes.

Hank can create physical constructs with his ants.

And Janet can use her muffs to control bees.

Fun Fact: Being inspired by Paul Bunyan, Hank and Janet have tried making giant meals. While although pretty good, they still don't quite compare to the ones Paul makes.

Well that's all for now!

Part 3 should be out pretty soon.

I didn't think Part 2 would take me this long to release though.

But anyway, let me know what you guys think about the portrayals I had in mind for these characters.

And specifically, the Fun Facts.

I did those to kinda show off how the heroes interact with the other realms of The Magic Kingdom.

[gammacousin]

Jennifer Walters: “You’re a dummy!”

Bruce Banner: “Lug-head!”

Elaine Walters: “Alright, stop! I’m starting not to like how you two talk to one another. You’re family. These hateful words have no place here. I don't know where you learned this.”

Susan Banner-Drake: “There’s a letter from our brother on the table-.”

Elaine Walters: *to Susan* “Any mail you get from that no good, piece of crap should be burned, you ditzy moron, what the hell is wrong with you?!”

[wanderingmind867]

Of the original 5 X-Men, my favourite is Cyclops. I relate to him and his loneliness to an incredible degree. I also relate to Beast a bit, but Cyclops is still more relatable. I think I've made posts about this before, actually.

On the avengers (of their core members in the issues I read), Hank Pym is the most relatable. His anger issues, his mood swings, etc. It's all really relatable. Really, really relatable. I also relate to the hulk on an insane level, but he wasn't really a member of the team for long.

I haven't read the Fantastic Four in a while, but Mr. Fantastic seems like he'd be the most relatable character. He's very similar to Hank Pym in my opinion, which itself makes him relatable. But I think the thing is probably the funniest and therefore most fun character the team had, and the invisible girl is the one whose powers I'd most want.

[soupsandstars]

hulk sketches from today

[wwprice1]

Nick Dragotta capturing my mood this week perfectly with this art.

[sincericida]

Andrew Garfield and Alexandra Shipp behind the scenes of "Tick Tick Boom!"(2021, die Lin Manuel Miranda)

The chemistry 🥺