#marvel electro

Comic electro and shocker.... (i dont draw them as often anymore but i should. I like these fuckass guys...

Messy movie overall, for sure, but that scene alone has a lot of what's to love about the character.

The way he comes in, all jokes and charm, trying his best to diffuse the situation with the same humor he utilizes. Then he notices not only how Max is close to frying everyone if he takes too close of a step, but he also takes quick note that Max is just an...unstable guy. Not necessarily evil, just a guy who seems scared and mostly agitated. So, Pete tries switching gears, going from jokes and trying to calm Max down so he doesn't freak out or cause any more accidental damage. He even suggests that they take a walk and try to figure things out in a calmer environment. And I can absolutely see Spider-Man taking a tragic villain off to talk things out, sitting down and figuring things in a way where NO ONE has to get hurt.

Unfortunately things escalate because ACAB, and Max starts losing control again, with Spidey trying to do damage control. This then makes everyone see Max as the villain while Peter takes the spotlight away from someone who always felt he was invisible to the rest of the world. His agitation is mounting, and I love that Peter's still trying to reason with him. To calm things down. He sees a victim while everyone else is calling him a villain, and is trying to HELP someone before he has no choice but to hurt him.

But Max very much wants to start hurting people, wanting to blast Spider-Man to bits with a huge blast of electricity. This then leads to the COOLEST Spider-Man moment in cinematic history where his Spidey-Sense tells him that he has as broken web-shooter, a police car flying towards multiple civilians, and two in particular running to grab the railings of an electrified staircase. A problem for sure, but using nothing but a single web-shooter, Peter manages to find a way to save everyone in record time. And you just gotta love a Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man who doesn't let anyone get hurt.

It's awesome, there's no other way to put it, with the fight with Electro being...pretty short lived. Yes, he charges himself up, but nothing really tops his big move of almost killing a ton of people with one blast (And even then, that was by accident). Still, it shows how good Spider-Man can be as he finds an immediate solution to take down someone. All while adding his Spidey charm by doing this:

He found a way to immediately shut down Electro while also making the situation fun by putting on a fireman's hat like he's a cartoon character doing a bit. I'm sorry, I know a certain cosmonaut took personal offense to this scene because it shows he's "wasting time goofing off," but it's perfect. It's...SPIDER-MAN.

God I finally finished this comparison chart for Crowley's size and height.

It also gave me an excuse to draw all the villains >:]

Just some MCU and Marvel queer headcanons because headcanons are fun. Feel free to ask questions /g!

[Image ID: A photo of Peter Parker from the MCU with a trans masculine, demiboy and omnisexual flag on his left, and the text ‘he/ey’ on his right.]

[Image ID: A photo of Ned Leeds from the MCU with a pansexual flag on his left, and the text ‘he/him’ on his right.]

[Image ID: A photo of MJ from the MCU with a gender apathetic and enbian flag on their left, and the text ‘any pronouns’ on her right.]

[Image ID: A photo of Otto Octavious from the MCU with a trans masculine, agender and demiboy flag on his left, an omnisexual and demisexual flag and text ‘any pronouns’ on ver right.]

[Image ID: A photo of Mister Negative from Marvel with a bisexual flag on his left, and the text ‘he/him’ on his right.]

[Image ID: A photo of Rhino from Marvel with a neutrois, pansexual, ace-spec and aro-spec flag on eys left, and the text ‘ey/em’ on eys right.]

[Image ID: A photo of Vulture from the MCU with a trans masculine and blue and green gay flag on his left, and the text ‘he/him’ on his right.]

[Image ID: A photo of Scorpion from Marvel with a bisexual, ace-spec and aromantic flag on his left, and the text ‘he/him’ on his right.]

[Image ID: A photo of Electro from Marvel with a demiboy and blue and green gay flag on his left, and the text ‘he/him’ on his right.]

[Image ID: A photo of Bucky Barnes from the MCU with a non-binary man and blue and green gay flag on his left, and the text ‘he/him’ on his right.]

[Image ID: A photo of Natasha Romanova from the MCU with an orientated aroace flag on her left, and the text ‘she/her’ on her right.]

[Image ID: A photo of Steve Rogers from the MCU with a bisexual flag on his left, and the text ‘he/him’ on his right.]

[Image ID: A photo of San Wilson from the MCU with a trans masculine, genderqueer and bisexual flag on his left, and the text ‘he/xe’ on his right.]

[Image ID: A photo of Brunce Banner from the MCU with a non-binary and aroace flag on their left, and the text ‘they/he’ on his right.]

[Image ID: A photo of James Rhodes from the MCU with an agender man and nine stripped queer flag on their left, and the text ‘they/them’ on their right.]

[Image ID: A photo of Tony Stark from the MCU with a pansexual and demiromantic flag on his left, and the text ‘he/him’ on his right.]

[Image ID: A photo of Clint Barton from the MCU with a trans masculine, genderfluid and demi-graysexual flag on his left, a demi-grayromantic and omnisexual flag and the text ‘he/they/fey’ on his right.]

[Image ID: A photo of Thor from the MCU with a trans feminine, bigender, sapphic and ace-spec flag on their left, and the text ‘any pronouns (secretly doesn’t know what pronouns are /hj)’ on her right.]

[Image ID: A photo of Wanda Maximoff from the MCU with a non-binary woman, nine stripe queer, novisexual and demisexual flag on her left, and the text ‘she/they’ on their right.]

[Image ID: A photo of Doctor Stephen Strange from the MCU with a non-binary man, gender apathetic and pansexual-biromantic flag on hir left, and the text ‘he/hir’ on hir right.]

[Image ID: A photo of M’Baku from the MCU with a bisexual and demiromantic flag on his left, and the text ‘he/him’ on his right.]

[Image ID: A photo of M’Baku from the MCU with a non-binary woman and sapphic flag on their left, and the text ‘she/they’ on her right.]

[Image ID: A photo of Erik Killmonger from the MCU with a trans masculine, orientated aroace and bisexual flag on his left, and the text ‘he/him’ on his right.]

[Image ID: A photo of Mysterio from the MCU with a trans masculine and nine stripe queer flag on his left, and the text ‘he/him’ on his right.]

[Image ID: A photo of Green Goblin from Marvel with a genderfluid, orientated aroace and pomosexual flag on xir left, and the text ‘xe/xir’ on xir right.]

[Image ID: A photo of Sandman from Marvel with a genderqueer, polysexual and asexual flag on xir left, and the text ‘he/they/xe, occasionally she’ on their right.]

[Image ID: A photo of Domino from Marvel with a genderflux and aroace flag on er left, and the text ‘she/they/e' on her right.]