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Wanted to draw a silly lil comic of Robin and Batman going to watch the movie about Pulitzer winner Lois Lane's husband

but then remembered that's how the Waynes got shot oh well GET BAT TASERED

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chat, is it normal to sleep wearing pajamas of your friend's merch while hugging his plushie? is it straight at least

Marvel Adventures Fantastic Four #21

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Fantastic Four x F1: "Johnny Storm and boyfriend seen entering the paddock. It seems the team's photographer will be off duty today.”

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i am, once again, on the right side of twitter

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this is frying me so bad

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So if the timelines are all entangled..... how many MJs are there?

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basically how their dinner went

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KEN SATO In ULTRAMAN: RISING (2024)

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her doggies

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Marvel Rivals MJ Plush Accessory

'As long as Peter comes home safe, Mary Jane doesn't mind how late he is. And no matter which universe he's in, he'll always think of her. He really did hit the jackpot, huh?'

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Behold, shitpost.

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not to mention peter made flash his best man at his wedding to mj! Over harry, who adaptations consistently push as peter's only civilian friend that isn't a love interest

the constant high school-ification of spider-man has given flash thompson such a bad pop culture reputation. I bet 90% of people don't even know that he's been one of peter's best friends since like. the 70s

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The fact that they're doing another Marvel Swimsuit Special in the year 2025 is interesting because there's sort of a level of sleaze associated with that entire project, you know? And it's the kind of sleaze where if you poke it too hard it draws attention to how little daylight there's been historically between express cheesecake pinup art and the basic default costuming conventions of female superheroes, particularly in the 90s when those came out. And I do think they've been trying to tone that tendency down over the last 15 to twenty years, to varying levels of success, right? (Carol Danvers, for example, being a big aesthetic beneficiary of the shift away from ubiquitous leotards.) So I'm really curious what the behind-the-scenes exigence was for bringing it back, and what aesthetic the thing is going to pursue, how they're gonna thread that needle

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I just love that they’re both famous in very different ways.