#the new avengers

[marvelflame2010]

Bucky: Alright fucklords

The Avengers: ...

Sam: ...

Bucky: Shit, I forgot this wasn't a Thunderbolts meeting

Bucky: Forget what I just said

[luckydiorxoxo]

[elegancebeautycharm]

Joanna Lumley

[thedepartmentofdiscoveries]

Joanna Lumley in advertisement for Purdey fragrance, 1976.

[all-action-all-picture]

Caroline Munro in The New Avengers Angel of Death episode. First aired on UK television on 15 September 1977.

[ornithorynquerouge]

Joanna Lumley pictured on the set of Coronation Street in July 1973

[webshootersandwingdings]

Big fan of that bottom middle panel

New Avengers (2010)

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Joanna Lumley - The New Avengers (1976)

[mariocki]

RIP Stephen Greif (26.8.1944 - 23.12.2022)

"I think [Blake's 7] was character-driven, and that’s really what counts in the end. The fact that the effects were fairly – you know – not slick in the way that Star Wars was…but then they had a hundred times more budget than we did, and rightly so. That doesn’t really come into it. It’s the stories, really, and the interrelation of characters which I think always interests people.

Oh I loved it. I loved every minute of it. I loved it because of the people. We all became great friends and we all wanted it to work. We all worked very hard on it. The director was great, the producer was a good guy, and yes, I loved it. It was good fun."

[sirwyndipity]

Felt the sudden urge of drawing my favorite Billy Kaplan A.K.A. Wiccan/Demiurge. It's my first time drawing him and I can hardly believe it!! Because he's like my favorite character in all of Marvel. I really need to draw him more often!

I'm still getting used to drawing him. I might change how I draw him later on but I definitely like the one where I fully colored looks. I love how his hair is poofy there~

[misterivy]

[haveyoureadthiscomic-poll]

[blackswaneuroparedux]

The new fashion is to be a victim of something. It’s pathetic. We have gone mad. If someone whistled at you in the street, it didn’t matter. If someone was groping, we slapped their hands. We were quite tough and looked after ourselves.

- Joanna Lumley

[celluloidbroomcloset]

TBH, I think the reason why Steed continues to do so well with women is because he’s always a bit of an anachronism, right from the very beginning of the show, but in all the best ways: he opens doors, he’s respectful and solicitous, he’s charming but doesn’t assume every woman is interested in him, and at the same time is very progressive. He’ll pay for wine and dinner and won’t expect anything in return and also be interested in a woman when she speaks.

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[ornithorynquerouge]

Joanna Lumley “Purdey" - The New Avengers