post-punk    comics    oh my god   

xombiedirge:

Comic Mash-ups by Chris Thornley aka Raid71 / Tumblr / Charity

S/N limited edition Giclee prints. Half price print sale now on until 17th May 2013, available HERE.

Proceeds from the sales go to the Art V Cancer charity who support many Cancer related charities. Find out more HERE

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comics   

comics   

gorgonetta:

spinner-atropos:

gorgonetta:

valkyrien:

eruditechick:

daggerpen:

daggerpen:

callmekitto:

superjustice:

(the text in the speech bubble says: “I basically spend like all day looking at lolcats on facebook, I’m such a huge nerd!)

im finally getting around to catching up on my favorite comics! but guess what’s waiting for me on the back cover. yes thats really what i wanted to find at the end of my jewish lesbian superhero comic guest starring wonder woman. thanks for reminding me how you really feel DC

go fuck yourself DC

go

fuck

yourself

Oh, this was in Wonder Woman, too. Many issues, in fact.

Fuck. You. DC.

Saw this again looking for something else in my ‘fake geek girls’ tag.

Fuck you, DC, and also fuck you, CollegeHumor. You paid somewhere between $40k and $60k for an ad in DC comics, and this is what you put in? Just… ugh. Not okay all around.

…What the ffffffffuuu

Well, I say we burn everything they love.

Rollie and Gudrun respectfully ask if they can piddle daintily on the smoldering embers afterwards

OH GOOD this just makes my anxiety at the thought of walking into my local comic store again SO MUCH WORSE

(they’re perfectly nice in there, it was usually the same guy at the counter when I went and we chatted and all, but I have this unshakeable paranoid feeling when I go somewhere I feel I don’t fit in or belong, and being OMG A GURL in a comic store is bad enough, but when you’re A GURL buying an X-Files comic I’m afraid it’s going to have an extra layer of “oh you’re just one of the estrogen brigade”)

…and this is why I started mail-ordering my comics after a couple of months.

I remember buying an issue of that Ghostbusters miniseries and kvetching to the counter dude that, ugh, why in the name of piss did the new female character have her jumpsuit unzipped to the navel with nothing under it, sigh, and the dude smirked and said “Well you’ll just have to keep buying it, because they won’t print it if you don’t buy it!”

I haven’t been back.

sexism    comics    yet more incentive to stick with bound volumes   

starkoholic:

↳ 30 days of marvel : character who should have their own movie

Today we are all the Black Panther! And today we will fight as one! For Wakanda!

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marvel    comics    chiwetel ejiofor    oh yes   

towritecomicsonherarms:

letloosethekraken:

radiationdude:

My Library, Trade Paperbacks and Hardcovers

Hnnnng. Porn.

unf

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books    comics    oh my fucking god    gimme   

r-noodles:

I think someone should do a reverse Hawkeye Initiative (drawing women in men’s poses) and this is why:

The Hawkeye Initiative is this really cool thing, but a major protest from the people still clinging to the “you are throwing a fit over nothing” argument seems to be

“Well it doesn’t look stupid because the pose is wrong, it looks stupid because men and women are different and drawing a man in a woman’s pose is obviously gonna look off.”

So let’s combat that with this:

If a man in a woman’s pose looks ridiculous solely because it is a woman’s pose, then a woman in a man’s pose will look equally ridiculous, won’t it?

And thus begins the reverse Hawkeye Initiative, in which we draw women in the poses of Superman and Captain America and Batman and yes, even Hawkeye, and we realize that they don’t look off at all. In which we prove that no, it doesn’t look stupid because of different sexes.

It looks stupid because the poses are sexist.

Just a thought.

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the hawkeye initiative    sexism    comics   

ladydrawers:

Varieties of Gender Harassment by Lyra Hill and Anne Elizabeth Moore.

Check out the rest of our monthly strips here.

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gender    comics    sexism   

unorigelnal:

cacchieressa:

outrospection:

Male Superheroes See How The Other Side Lives

Nothing is going to convince me that the top panel did not actually happen.

I would totally read the hell out of that story.

Oh I wish it had. That and Star Sapphire Hal.

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loki    comics   

meganphntmgrl:

WELL THAT WAS UNEXPECTED

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loki    leah    kid loki    comics   

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loki    thor    comics    true story   

brodinsons:

adamwarlocks:

Favourite comic book characters
Odin All-Father

My favorite part of his movieverse regalia is his helm. Why? Because it has both the winged adornments and the horns curling back from his brow. Now let’s see .. who wears wings and who wears horns … that’s right, Thor and Loki!

There’s a lot of Odin in both his sons, regardless of whether or not they’re his by blood. Thor inherited a lot of his brashness and stubbornness. Loki inherited his cunning wits and knack for sorcery. They’re always going to be tied together, because that’s their destiny. This family might be pretty fucked up, but that’s what it is; a family.

odin    marvel    comics   

fycomicbookfriendships:

Journey Into Mystery #633

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loki    journey into mystery    comics   

[They would be] brought together for a very specific purpose…because they have such different personalities they were going to learn that they worked very well together as a team despite the fact that they didn’t really like each other that much, and that they had something to offer as…something to offer that others couldn’t, in a sense that these are all women who are ruthless, they are incredibly strong, incredibly skilled at what they do, assassination to espionage to flat out sabotage and together they were very, very powerful, more powerful together than they would be apart. So…they would come together for special missions and then do their own thing, but they would always be, something like a secret society, that just the four of them knew about, that no one else was aware of.

Marjorie Liu describes a team made up of Black Widow, X-23, Elektra, and Mystique— a pitch Marvel rejected because it “wouldn’t sell”.

Just reading that description, replace “women” with “men” and ask yourself if it sound like a book Marvel would publish. Or already has (*cough* Uncanny X-Force *cough*).

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comics    sexism    on a side note i had to explain what comic-con is to the manager of our library branch this morning    what the fuck even    how do you NOT know what comic-con is