ajtheweirdo · 1 year ago
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Little guy
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domoroks · 2 months ago
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doc ock shading practice., i missed him!
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atomic-chronoscaph · 8 months ago
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Doctor Octopus - art by Gray Morrow
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ashyy-slashyy · 7 months ago
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if you aren't drawing my babe otto with his double chin you will burn
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spaceferren-comics · 9 months ago
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We are Typhon! Art by Limenaut, of our Sonas’ spiderverse AU! In which Limenaut is spider-girl, and I’m her venom!
-Typhon
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classickatze · 1 year ago
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Every day, another dweeb falls victim to the “big nerd to Spider-Man villain pipeline.” With only two weekly payments of 99 cents, you can help stop this.
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lemon-and-lead · 5 months ago
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I'm planning to do designs for my Spider verse OC's whole Sinister Seven. I count these two as one- Doc Ock and Octopus Girl.
Doc Ock has a similar origin story as the Sam Raimi version, only he was stopped before he could turn on his reactor for the second time, and he didn't have to die taking it down. He's been causing problems for Spider-Man and New York as a whole ever since. He was the mastermind behind the Sinister Seven and major figure in the New York underworld.
After his accident, his inventions were put up for sale and the patent for his actuators were purchased by the Across Company, which planned to sell them as adaptive technology for the disabled.
Otoha Okutamiya was a fourteen year old Japanese student living in Tokyo. She was hit by a car while trying to rescue a cat that had run out into the road. She ended up with a spinal injury that paralyzed her from the waist down. She was part of the pilot program when Across decided to test their actuators, and had the wiring surgically implanted into her back. However, her inhibitor chip was improperly installed, leading to her taking violent revenge against her bullying classmates. She ended up as Doc Ock's sidekick/henchman (totally not his adopted daughter, guys, definitely not, what are you talking about).
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the-specterverse · 9 months ago
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He's a real nowhere man!
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Finally got a ref for this Spot in the works, and by god I will die trying BECAUSE HE REFUSES TO BE PERCEIVED AND HAS DONE SO FOR MONTHS!!!
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lucilassie · 1 month ago
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People do believe, and nowadays, they'll believe anything. 🟢 🪄
Models: @mmmayro (mysterio 2), @weirdfandomchick (mysterio 3)
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ladydenkiart · 2 months ago
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My design of Mysterio
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i-like-superheros · 6 months ago
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This is THE Spiderman edit about the cost of being Spiderman.
“You can’t save everyone” but what kind of hero are you if you don’t even TRY.
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meilia-stims · 7 months ago
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Otto Octavius (MSM 2017) stimboard for @thatgayoctopus
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wanderingmind867 · 7 months ago
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When the villians are more sympathetic than the hero, you've failed. They should be at least equally sympathetic. For example: let's look at Spiderman. Despite me not liking Steve Ditko's Spiderman, I've seen Spiderman tv shows and movies and games. And you know what? I like the villians (I like Doctor Octopus, Mysterio and the rest), but Spiderman is a sympathetic character. His school life, his family life, he's relatable. So you can root for both him and enjoy the villians.
Not the case with batman. With possibly two main exceptions (Adam West's Batman and Batman: The Brave and The Bold), Batman puts me to sleep. His villians are compelling. Batman beats up the mentally ill for a living, and we call him a hero. What have Scarecrow, Riddler, Joker, Mr. Freeze, Two-Face and The Mad Hatter all have in common? Oh, yeah. Clear signs of mental illness!
And don't tell me batman can't fix this! Arkham could be replaced with a functional care facility, but batman doesn't want to fix it. I honestly think he gets some sick pleasure from beating up the mentally ill. I really do think that. And that's why I want batman dead. I would not trust him if he were a real person and I don't trust him as a fictional character.
PS: Also, Stan Lee gave marvel a better "voice" than DC. DC is boring and hard to want to read. Marvel feels fun, bombastic and exciting! DC just shot themselves in the foot repeatedly. Their characters back in the 50s and 60s mostly feel like cardboard cutouts to me. Not the case at marvel.
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eeriedragone · 11 months ago
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Venom VS The Lizard bc why not
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plush4bunny · 11 months ago
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"One actuator comes to pull the glasses you gifted him down so he can gaze at you over them and you now can see that you weren’t imagining the mischievous twinkle they possess. Your eyebrow goes up in response and his smile nearly splits his face as a metal arm brings from behind his back the reason for the wicked glint in his eyes."
from @chrism02's (spicy😏) Christmas sequel for Comic!Otto Octavius from their fic "On the off chance" (also, this Otto is inspired by Chris' own take of his character from his version in 'The Amazing Spider-man' from 2018 and 'Spider-Man Unlimited' from 1993)
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weebiemcweebington · 2 years ago
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I swear I thought the text said “fight” instead of “argument” when I drew it but whatever
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