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I was doing a chibi commission and then felt like drawing him

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Spectacular Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #211 Writer: Mike Lackey, Artist: Sal Buscema

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Peter cuddling with the teddy bear Mary Jane gifted him even after they got married

The Spectacular Spider-Man (1976) #112

The Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #300

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Spider-Man '94, 4 issues by JDM himself.

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A few consistent factors about Golden Age Lois Lane:

She really loves Superman, and really likes Clark (As a friend, potentially more. She's stated a couple of times if Superman wasn't a factor she'd probably date Clark. She only says this when she sees him shirtless) She likes muscle men first- niceness is the secondary factor.

She's a reporter who will always find out the truth- at any cost. She once refused to publish a lie and was fired for it, and left with no regrets. She's also contantly competing with Clark for scoops and isn't afraid to trick him.

She's kind of a goober- she'll tell little jokes that only she finds funny. She'll also openly roast whoever she finds aggravating.

She's never broken under interrogation. She's told people multiple times, Nazis, thugs, superhumans, that they'd kill her before she breaks.

Given a modicum of power, she will immediately start abusing it. It's kind of charming how egotistical she is at times.

Her fashion game is absolutely on point, and she has, many, many different outfits. We are not allowed to see her closet, as it probably breaks the laws of physics.

She's not a coward- even when she's honestly way too physically inept to be able to escape or handle a situation, she will throw herself headfirst into it. I kind of love how flawed Lois Lane is as a person. She's loud, egotistical, opinionated, conniving and vain- but she's also brave, committed and loyal.

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Based on a meme

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I don’t know how wh*don managed it but against all odds the avengers (2012) was bruce banner’s best characterization in the mcu

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Amazing Spider-Man #17 - "The Return of the Green Goblin!" (1964)

written by Stan Lee art by Steve Ditko

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taking apart how much they're sweating (into a layer they wear under their clothes btw) they keep ending up in the sewers, or nasty rivers, or dumpsters! combine that plus the smell of tech and all the burning and otherwise destroyed buildings they run into it cannot be good no matter how much they shower

maturing is realizing that your favorite superhero smells like trash. literally.

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maturing is realizing that your favorite superhero smells like trash. literally.

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let's face it, tiger - you're good for me

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my og challengers

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It’s shit being a superhero when you know that the multiverse exists. You spend all day saving people, you’re tired, you want to go to bed, and right before you fall asleep someone says “The High Evolutionary is going to turn everyone on earth into a werewolf!” and every bone in your body says “Fucking. Maybe we can be the werewolf dimension. The Universe Where Everyone Is A Werewolf. There are infinite dimensions where everyone isn’t a werewolf. It could be fine. It could be good even.”

And you fight the High Evolutionary and you win and your world isn’t the Werewolf Dimension. But the thought was there. God the thought was there

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happy pride

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Coffee Bean Gang ☕

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Drawing on the job

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shirtless peter