I always find the process of how things are made to be interesting, so I wanted to share a piece of my process with you
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I always find the process of how things are made to be interesting, so I wanted to share a piece of my process with you

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I often forget that superheroes are supposed to be these hyper-masculine male fantasies because I spend so much time talking about their emotional vulnerabilities and imagining them in lacy thongs
it would also be easier to remember if there weren’t so much homoerotic subtext in superhero comics like damn
Captain America
HeroesCon 2014 sketch
There was an idea called The Avengers Initiative. The idea was to bring together a group of remarkable people, see if they could become something more. See if they could work together when we needed them to, to fight the battles that we never could. Phil Coulson died still believing in that idea, in heroes.
nobody disillusion me by telling me this is photoshopped. I want to believe.
The good news is, it’s probably not photoshopped
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I’m sorry to tell you Ylixia that this has been photoshopped. You are in good company in being fooled. I’ve see a lot of other other places thinking this was real, including TV Tropes, while trying to track this down. Of course none of them bothered to properly source it.
This is taken from Captain America and Falcon #176: Captain America Must Die
I finally tracked it down in a recent post to the blog Bronze Age Babes. The post is actually about the issue the panel is from. Captain America Must Die: Captain America 176
I was unable to track down who created the altered version to give them proper credit, since this has been floating around more than a year, it is probably not the original poster.

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HUNTING MODULE.
A Chinese middle school history teacher draws a world map on blackboard in min
So if we wanted to watch some French animation, what films would you suggest?
the Triplets of Belleville is about an elderly woman searching for her son who was kidnapped in the middle of a Tour de France race. It’s largely free of dialogue, but the sound effects and such are wonderful. It was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Animated Feature—it lost to Finding Nemo.
A Cat in Paris is about a young girl and her cat who discover mysteries in the course of one night. It was also nominated for an Oscar for Best Animated Feature, but it lost to Rango.
Persepolis is based on an autobiographical graphic novel by Marjane Satrapi about her early life in Iran. It was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Animated Feature, but it lost to Ratatouille.
the Illusionist is about an aging magician and an imaginative young girl who form a father/daughter relationship. It was also nominated for a Best Animation Oscar, but lost to Toy Story 3.
The Rabbi’s Cat is a story about a cat who swallows a parrot and gains the ability to speak like a human. It is set in 1920’s Algeria.
Ernest & Celestine is the adorable story about a big bear and a little mouse who forge an unlikely friendship. It was also nominated for an Oscar in Best Animated Picture, but lost to Frozen.
Kirikou and the Sorceress is a story inspired by West African folklore that tells the story of Kirikou, a boy who was born with the ability to walk and talk, who saves his people from an evil witch. The film was popular enough to spawn sequels and a stage adaptation.
A Monster in Paris is a 3D animated musical film that is reaaaaalllly loosely based on the Phantom of the Opera. It’s set in 1910 and is about, surprisingly, a monster that lives in Paris, and his love for a young singer.
The King and the Mockingbird is an 80’s film about a cruel king titled Charles V + III = VIII + VIII = XVI, who is obsessed with a young shepherdess, and whose attempts to capture the young girl are thwarted by a mockingbird whose wife the King had previously killed.
Those are probably the most famous of the feature length animated films.
But the animated short films are just as glorious. Here’s a compilation of a bunch of short films and I can link you to others as well.
Sorry for the long answer but I just really love French animation.
Reblogging over here. French animation tends to do better with diversity than Disney does, hahaha.

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the world has changed, and none of us can go back.
Finally, finally GotG opens here in Japan TODAY!! ヽ(;▽;)ノ I'm going from now!
The toughest thing about the shield was making it believable that [Captain America] could throw this thing, have it bounce off something, then take some guy out and have it come back to him. We tried some practical stuff, where he’s throwing a rubber shield. Nothing worked until we handed it over to Chris Evans, until we said, ‘Okay, we’ve got this shield. It’s this wide, it weighs this much. What would you do? How would you throw it?’ And he came up with some really interesting ways of doing it. He had nothing in his hands, he was just miming the actions. It was basically Chris Evans’ ability to mime throwing and catching the shield that made it work.”
- Joe Johnston, director, Captain America: The First Avenger
#legit 99% of the time I forget the shield may or may not be real (via cosmicespresso)
In honor of Autumn coming soon, here are some happy dogs that love the fall weather are aren’t afraid to show it. Have a great day everyone.

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Hulk Smash was way too fun!
Tony does know how to break up a dramatically touching moment.
Avengers #162 (1977)