Oct 14, 2017
Rogue, Emma Frost, X-23
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Rogue, Emma Frost, X-23
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Wasp through the ages
The Wasp, Scarlet Witch and Invisible Girl!
1970s style renditions of these classic Marvel ladies. You might also enjoy The Beholder’s previous pics of Wasp, Scarlet Witch and Fantastic Four.
Parte da nossa cronologia de super-heroínas (para a YMIAG #4, a sair em Junho): Sheena, uma das primeiras heroínas em BD.
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Part of our super-heroine’s timeline (for YMIAG #4, coming out in June): Meet Sheena, one of the first heroines in comics.
So my girl just texted me a link to this Batgirl Joker-variant-cover controversy. I don’t get it. At all. I’m much more disturbed by this trend of super-heroines dressing like cosplayers. Lookin at you Spider-Woman.
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P is for Platinum
The Metal Men's only female member until Tin created his own girlfriend, Platinum was also the only one given a human name, Tina. She also was lovesick for her creator, Will Magnus, whom I recall always treated her horribly.
I have also noticed that I tend to resort to this pose way too often, and there's one more sketch coming soon that does it again. I have to try to not do this 3/4 to the right pose for a while.
Todd Hiett:
For today's All-Star Squadron Art Project with the Comic Nerds, I went with Phantom Lady. Couldn't decide what look to go for, so I chose two. Why a bunny? Why the hell not?