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older vaniville as mushy gushy parents that embarrass their children

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🌸 oras may wallpapers 🌸

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Sara Paxton in Aquamarine (2006)

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The Little Mermaid: Ariel’s Beginning

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"love is the closest thing we have to magic"

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Aquamarine 🐚🐬 
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When you find love, I guess it’s really beautiful. I mean, that’s what I’ve read in magazines. AQUAMARINE (2006) dir. Elizabeth Allen Rosenbaum

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You know we can’t let you do that.

WATCHMEN 2009 | dir. Zack Snyder

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They put the Black Widow in the women’s barracks. Has the whole place to herself now. Apparently she seriously weirded them out.

From The Twelve #12, by J. Michael Straczynski and Chris Weston.

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I mean I’m glad to see Claire again but what the actual fuck

Marvel #3 - “Honeymoon in Hell” (2020)

by Ryan Heshka

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Black Widow Comics Solo Guide

you not sure where to start reading Black Widow comics? i have prepared a special guide. Keep an eye on twitter, that whenever we have more changes or updates, we will update everything there! > blackwidowbr

First of all, there is no concrete order to start reading any story in comics, the chronological order is important for you to situate yourself, and if you want to follow it, this guide will help you with the release order for each comic.

Black Widow (1999) 

Natasha Romanoff was assigned to track down a new biological weapon created by Dr. Didier Ines. With Yelena Belova, the future Black Widow, shadowing Natasha, they may be in more trouble than they think. Volumes #1 to #3. 

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Trying to finally get started on my goal of reading all of Black Widow’s solo comics before the movie comes out, and came across this gem. I’m glad to see that Natasha sitting in odd poses isn’t just a movie thing!

From Black Widow (1999) #2