#vell's comics

[vvellerr]

dead in the night.

[raccoon-coded]

Rocket wearing suits ❤️

My man is absolutely dapper

[vertigoartgore]

1982's The Death of Captain Marvel Vol. 1 #1 cover by Jim Starlin and Steve Oliff (based on Michelangelo's famous Pieta sculpture).

[merrymarvelite]

Cover of the Day: Captain Marvel #55 (March, 1978) Art by Pat Broderick and Bob McLeod

[browsethestacks]

Mar-Vell

Art by Matt Wagner

[braddocklegacy]

[phyla-vells]

WOMEN OF MARVEL ✧ Phyla-Vell (Earth-616) → “I am called Quasar, and this place is under my protection.”

[why-i-love-comics]

Captain Marvel #10 - "Connections" (2024)

written by Alyssa Wong art by Ruairi Coleman, Roberto Poggi, & Bryan Valenza

[guardians-restart]

Groot is the only one who can do "Air jail" without repercussions because everyone else gets bitten and/or scratched on sight (privileges of being the favorite child)

Also i really hope Drax visits the guardians very often because i have serious doubts about Rocket's babysitting ability

[badger-with-a-boa]

Happy Pride Month to them

[burningfudge]

Ooh this is actually pretty interesting. Obviously, the team is a little different but that’s what I’m looking for in the new Ultimate universe!

I’m interested in Captain Marvel the most, honestly. It’s clearly not Carol but we know she used to be Captain Marvel in 6160 because it was implied she exploded 🥲 I’m leaning toward it being either Phyla or Genis, mostly Genis only because of the nega bands (or what look like nega bands) on their wrists.

That Star-Lord design is so cool, though! I really like it. But it’s kinda crazy how many new original characters there are, how much did the Maker mess up this world?

[dc-vs-marvel-tournament]

Submitted by anonymous

[extraordinary-heroes]

Mighty Marvel Masterworks by Leonardo Romero

[vertigoartgore]

Jim Starlin's The Death of Captain Marvel Trade Paperback Cover (1994).

[wanderingmind867]

It's worse than I thought. Captain Mar-Vell and Jason Todd died six years apart, and their deaths were written by the same man. That's such a short span of time! Oh, and it gets worse and weirder.

According to Wikipedia, Jim Starlin described writing the death of Captain Marvel as "cheaper than going to a shrink". Jesus Christ, Jim Starlin! Look, I get it. Jim Starlin's dad died of cancer. My mom died of brain cancer a few years ago. But when my mom died, I went to therapy! I didn't write a story of a fictional character dying of cancer! Jesus Christ!

Also, Jason Todd 's was kind of thanks to Eddie Murphy. I'm not kidding. Denny O'Neill saw a 1982 SNL sketch in which Eddie Murphy encouraged viewers to call the show if they wanted him to boil a lobster on air. And that inspired him to do the 900 number poll gimmick.

Oh! And Kicker #3! DC wanted to have a character die of AIDS, and Jim Starlin filled the suggestion box with proposals to kill off Jason, but DC staff rejected the idea after realizing all the papers had Starlin's handwriting. Let me repeat that, louder. JIM STARLIN TRIED TO RIG A SUGGESTION BOX SO HE COULD KILL JASON TODD WITH AIDS! Jesus Christ! What's wrong with you, Jim Starlin!

You know what? Captain Mar-Vell and Jason Todd should be allowed one free suckerpunch to Jim Starlin when he finally dies. When a man kills a character off as a form of therapy and tries to give another character AIDS (and both within one six year time span), there's probably something wrong with him.

[browsethestacks]

The Kree

The Official Handbook Of The Marvel Universe Deluxe Edition #07 (June1985)