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Dagger is choked and trapped by a demon who tries to corrupt her. 

Woo! Finally used Andrew Garfield Spidey for this one XD XD And I think Im becoming I liar after I said I wont be online for a while... Wellll.........I didnt expect this chance to be online again to post my drawings XD XD I thank the meme gods for this time of activity XD XD This was sweeter in my head, I dunno for you guys XD XD

UPDATE: I colored it XD XD

This is my fifth year being a Marvel Unlimited Plus member and the theme for 2018 was Venom, based on the fact that the movie was coming out a few months after the release of the new Unlimited Plus kit.  I’ll be honest I’m not a huge Vemon fan.  When a villian becomes popular enough to become the “star” or the “anti-hero” it has rarely worked out.  They wind up just being the hero “but edgy” while not actually being edgy at all.  But that isn’t why we are here.

First off here is a run down of everything included in the kit:

Blank Panther Vol. 7 Issue 1: Marvel Unlimited Subscription Variant by Jamal Campbell

Venom Vol. 4 Issue 1: Marvel Unlimited Subscription Variant by Paul Renaud

Fantastic 4 Patch

The Thing Enamel Pin

Marvel Legends Venomized Punisher Action Figure

The box was venom themed and looked pretty good.  It had a cool venom logo in the inside and on the flap.  I added a bonus picture of Celine helping me take pictures.

  First up is the yearly letter.  It’s very much the least important item in the box but I actually do appreciate it.  Its on nice paper stock and has a vemon theme.  I hope they continue to include this in the future boxes.

  The comics are look great, the art is fantastic and event though its two different artists they have a similar theme.  I like that the art also takes up the whole front cover and has the Marvel Unlimited logo at the bottom as well.  In my case I enjoy the comics and have kept all of the ones I’ve received in these Unlimited Plus packages.  However if you are looking at upgrading to the Plus subscription to make money off the comics sadly they don’t go for much at all.  It’s been a year and a half since this box was released at the resell price for these comics is still at $5 which is the cover price for the comics.  10 dollars for the two is still something but for a variant that I’d imagine is actually kind of rare i’d have thought it would go for more

Next is the Venomized Punisher Marvel Legends figure.  Overall it’s a nice looking figure.  It doesn’t look like they just put spare parts together like they did last year for the Tony Stark figure and used a new mold.  Like I said before, I’m not a huge Venom fan so I actually winded up selling mine on ebay.  Unlike the variant comics the Marvel Legends figures still catch a decent price and this figure is still going for 60 to 100 dollars on ebay.

Next is The Thing Enamel Pin and Fantastic Four Patch.  There isn’t a whole lot to say about these.  The quality of the patch is fairly good but the quality of the pin is only ok.  I do like that they have been including the patches in with the kits but wish the pins were better quality.  It is a little odd that they went with Fantastic Four for these since the box, Marvel Legends figure, and comics were all venom themed.

What else do you get in a Marvel Unlimited Plus subscription?  There are invites to members only events at SDCC, NYCC, and C2E2.  They actually seem like cool events that if you go to them you get additional free variant covers of comics and some insider information at the panel.  However, I don’t live anywhere near these events and will likely never go to them so it’s not much a benefit.  You also get 15% off digital comics from comixology / Marvel Comics Digital store.  This isn’t a terrible benefit but I generally forget about it and don’t use it.  In order to get it you have to buy your comics through Marvels separate digital store so it’s unlikely you’ll get to stack your 15% off with other comixology deals.  If you are buying full price comics from marvel digitally this could be a good deal though.  Lastly you can get 10% off all things from marvelshop.com.  I’ve never used this benefit before and forget that it is a benefit entirely, but hey, 10% isn’t much but it’s something.

Overall I’m pretty pleased with the package.  Basically it’s a 30 dollar premium to get Marvel Unlimited Plus over a yearly Marvel Unlimited subscription and I’ve still found it worth it to pay for it.  Selling the Marvel Legends figure actually brought the price of the entire subscription down quite a bit but it’s not something I factored in to my decision to continue to get a plus subscription

Catch Up On Your Favorite Avengers & Fantastic Four Stories With Marvel’s Latest Digital Sale

While brick and mortar comic shops remain closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic digital comic retailers are stepping up to fill the void and get people reading. Marvel is doing its part by running a solid sale on Avengers and Fantastic Four stories on the Marvel Digital app.

Fans can save up to 67% off of their favorite Avengers or Fantastic Four arcs including a lot of the newer arcs involving…

An open letter to Marvel from retailer Brian Hibbs: “I was extremely disappointed”

Brian Hibbs, Beat columnist and owner of two Comix Experience stores in San Francisco has sent the following open letter to Marvel and provded the text to The Beat: To: John Nee, Publisher, Marvel Comics CC: David Gabriel, VP of Sales CC: C.B. Cebulski, Editor-in-Chief An open letter. I was extremely disappointed at Marvel comics’ performance at the Diamond summit this week. NOT because of C.B. —…

I picked up a couple of Marvel Comics’ new rebooted/renumbered superhero comics a few weeks ago at a comic book show. I thought I’d post some thoughts, along with the Marvel Digital Codes. If you’re a person who likes to read their comics digitally, please feel free to take ‘em!

The Amazing Spider-Man #1 - Y’know, I have tried and tried to get into Dan Slott’s Spider-Man run and it’s just not my thing. I’m glad people are enjoying the continuity on the book but the current story featuring a Peter Parker living up to his scientific capabilities by starting a multinational company... it just doesn’t feel very Spider-Man to me. Digital Code: THMT3NABJ07F

Doctor Strange #1 - The best of the bunch! Jason Aaron has an appealing take on Doc Strange... which I’m sorry to say gets muddied by Chris Bachalo’s artwork which is detailed and crazy, but kind of hard to follow. I’m guessing this character is a big priority for Marvel with the movie coming out but I’d be much more inclined to continue reading the book. Digital Code: THMX94A78ZWF

All-New All-Different Avengers #1 - I don’t have much to say about this one. Totally competent superhero stuff here; I like the concept (An Avengers teams featuring the “core” Avengers and then a bunch of the younger teen Marvel characters). Adam Kubert is my favorite of the Kubert brothers and there are some cool moments in here. I dug the Iron Man Car. Digital Code: THMGW5WZBX1M

What we got here is issues #2-#7 of Marvel Comics’ new Star Wars series. I picked ‘em up for like a buck apiece at a comic show awhile ago for my kids... but I will admit to reading and enjoying them. It’s a little hard for me to square this NEW SW material with the Expanded Universe stuff I grew up on, but I can’t deny the first six issue are solid fun for kids of all ages. If you download your comics or whatever, please feel free to enjoy.

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PNEUMA say 'used to be' because something new has happened and is happening in the comics power of sight that is presenting stored possibilities: Even comics. The big two, Stupefaction and DIRECT CURRENT, and the biggest go-between, Diamond, already have their digital strategy in place, others are quickly passing so this new business paragon.<\p>

Remedial of publishers and distributors, going digital leverages portable communications devices such as cellphones and net books and iPads and iPad-like devices as long as approvingly for instance more longstanding tech such as desktops and laptops. This gives them an avenue headed for the devices used by a younger pedigree with respect to potential comics consumers - a strong market which, heretofore, they have had dogging reaching when compared to the late generations.<\p>

All-inclusive of the more clear-cut questions is: Will digital comics replace paper? Yes, exclusively only for some comics readers. Pick up a typical 22 cabin boy floppy and then digest a digital comic. I'm of course that you'll agree with i that there is even now something to the tactile feel of paper, respecting being adjusted to flip through an issue or a trade paperback, of being able upon display it on your shelf or put it near a box, of being able for reread ego without turning on a computer switch or using a zoom control. Digital comics are several than acceptable toward read but after more than two issues, I'm detecting mild eyestrain from looking at the monitor's glare. So I don't feasible blotting paper comics will disappear.<\p>

Now let's exercise near those 'new possibilities' THEM just mentioned. <\p>

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