who guards the guardians?

Natasha and Tony. Beloved brotp. Mcu/616

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I was able to commission the amazing @wakandas for an early birthday gift for myself — really because I’d missed out mid 2024 and would have kicked myself forever if I didn’t jump on the opportunity to commission him.

Rogue: Reading guide.

This guide is set in chronological order, featuring Rogue’s most notable and meaningful appearances from her comic-book debut to date.

All must read issues will be in bold text. All must read titles will be in italic text.

SEE ALSO: Rogue’s website, all of Rogue’s comic-book appearences, Rogue & Gambit’s reading guide, Rogue’s fan-page.

For those who, like me, when they like a character they need to read every single comic the character appears in, I have compiled a list of all of Stephanie Brown’s appearances from her debut up to the 2011 Flashpoint reboot (not including New 52 continuity).

Carol Danvers & Jessica Drew

For one split second…when I first realized we weren’t alone in the woods…I was scared, for you, for all of us. But then…I knew. I could count on you to protect yourself and the boys. To rescue me and the others…I just…I knew…I knew.

It’s good to see you.

Where to start reading Beatriz Da Costa (Fire)?

Although her first appearance was actually Super Friends #25, her first real apperance is considered in DC Comics Presents #46

Infinity, Inc. #32, 34-37, 50

Secret Origins v2 #27, 33

Justice League International #12-25, Annual #2-3 (especially #14, 19)

Justice League International Special #1

Justice League America #26-113 (especially #28, 67, 71, 88)

Justice League Quarterly #1-10, 12

Invasion! #2-3

Martian Manhunter v2 #10

Formerly Known as the Justice League #1-8

I Can’t Believe It’s Not the Justice League(JLA Classified) #4-9

Infinite Crisis Special: OMAC Project

Checkmate v2 #1-31 (especially #11-12)

Justice League: Generation Lost