#Robot android marvel

[lobeliamaximoff]

Propaganda I'm not falling for:

Bob is a malewife

Wanda knew what she was doing in Westview

Wanda would hate Bob

Bucky doesn't care about Thunderbolts/New Avengers and would easily drop them for Sam's team

Wanda is a monster and doesn't deserve any redemption

Bob and Yelena are the new Bruce and Natasha

Bob needs Yelena as his babysitter in Doomsday

Boblena in general

ScarletVision

[thepastisalreadywritten]

"The Writing Boy"

In 1774 AD, during the reign of Louis XVI (1754-1793), Swiss watchmaker Pierre Jacques Dro (1721-1790) unveiled a remarkable engineering feat that would go down in history as the world's first android or programmed automaton.

Known as "The Writing Boy," this creation appeared at first glance to be a simple wooden doll with a porcelain head, barefoot, and holding a goose feather.

But hidden within this seemingly ordinary toy was a technological marvel, a writing mechanism powered by 6,000 intricate moving parts, making it the first automatic calligrapher.

"The Writing Boy" was a groundbreaking achievement, as it was capable of writing complex sentences, such as "My inventor is Jacques Dro."

The automaton was a product of 20 months of meticulous work by Pierre Jacques Dro, and its debut in Paris stunned the court of King Louis XVI.

The android's ability to perform such an intricate task showcased the high level of craftsmanship and innovation of the time.

This astonishing creation marked a significant milestone in the history of robotics and engineering.

Not only was it the world’s first programmed android, but it also demonstrated the potential of machines to replicate human actions.

"The Writing Boy" paved the way for future advancements in automation, solidifying Pierre Jacques Dro’s legacy as a pioneer in the field of robotics.

[vertigoartgore]

1988's Machine Man TPB cover by cover artist Barry Windsor-Smith.

[vertilex]

-we back-

might do a part 2

[kingoftieland]

FRANKENSTEIN’S MONSTER was built by ALIENS to fight the X-MEN??? 👽🤖

[nerds-yearbook]

Madame Menace along with Bear Benson were introduced in Machine Man 17#, cover date October, 1980. They were created by Tom DeFalco and Steve Ditko. ("Arms and the Robot", Machine Man 17#, Marvel Comic Event)

[avianandloaded]

Interview with The Cyborg.

[mechanicx]

[zelly-raptor]

Date unknown - The Humanoid Torch.

Johnny Storm of the Fantastic Four may have been the Human Torch but he wasn't the first Superhero to have that Title.

The First Hero known as the Human Torch was born from Failure. Professor Phineas T. Horton was a Pioneer in the field of Artificial intelligence and built one of the worlds first Androids in 1939.

Unfortunately it burst into Flame when exposed to Oxygen.

In time the Android learned to control this Ability, took on the Identity of "Jim Hammond" and became a Crime fighter.

Later he would join the likes of Captain America, Bucky Barnes and Namor the Submariner to fight in the Second World war and after that founded the All-Winners Squad.

For our interpretation of the Human Torch, Since Jim is an Android I made him look Abit more Mechanical, more Robotic looking!

Jim Hammond/ The Human Torch is property of Marvel comics™ all rights reserved.

Text acquired from "Avengers the Ultimate Guide" written by Tom DeFalco.

[axvvisuals]

WHITE VISION - Poster art

[mr-bigdaddy]

[biomorphic-beast]

[vertigoartgore]

The Fury (Captain Britain's foe) by British artist Alan Davis (1982).

https://comics.ha.com/itm/original-comic-art/alan-davis-daredevils-10-the-fury-poster-pin-up-original-art-marvel-uk-1982-/a/7246-97099.s?ic4=GalleryView-ShortDescription-071515#

Heritage Auctions : "Alan Davis Daredevils #10 "The Fury" Poster Pin-Up Original Art (Marvel UK, 1982). This insert poster featured the villain from the Captain Britain story of this issue... "The Sound and the Fury"! Rich colors and gorgeous shadows make this a fine example of Alan Davis' work. The image was also featured as an inset image on the lower left of the issue's cover. Produced in opaque watercolor on illustration board with an image area of 12.25" x 17.5". There is a clear plastic overlay taped over the piece. Signed in the image area and in Excellent condition."

[babylon38ad]

Cyber Spider-Man

[paragonrobits]

#DENIED A NAME DENIED A FATHER DENIED ANY SHRED OF TENDERNESS OR INDIVIDUALITY#only an object with a task and never a thing to nurture or care for

smsahing me right in the FEELS with tactical efficiency, my goodness

Who am I?

[nerds-yearbook]

Machine Man 16#, cover date August, 1980, introduced the Satan Squad (Baron Brimstone, Hammer Harrison, Snake Marston), Duke Dawson, and Cathedral of St Gabriella of the Highlands. They were created by Tom Defalco and Steve Ditko. ("Baron Brimstone and his Sinister Satan Squad", Machine Man 16#, Marvel Comic Event)