#The Avengers Vol. 1 Annual

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

"TWICE AS MANY PAGES! TWICE AS MANY THRILLS!" IN THE MIGHTY MARVEL MANNER!

PIC INFO: Spotlight on published and inked cover art to one of John Buscema's true masterworks, cover art to "Avengers" Annual Vol. 1 #2. September, 1968. Marvel Comics.

OVERVIEW: "When you talk about classic Silver Age "Avengers" covers, this one always comes up! John Buscema's pulse-pounding art catapults this masterful cover illustration from off the paper into our collective memories. The original Avengers (c. 1963) face-off against the current Avengers (c. 1968) in this poster like image from a very well remembered period of the Avengers. The Hulk, Captain America, Black Panther, Hawkeye, Giant-Man, Wasp, Thor, Iron Man... they're all here!"

-- HERITAGE AUCTIONS (comics art)

Source: https://comics.ha.com/itm/original-comic-art/covers/john-buscema-avengers-annual-2-cover-original-art-marvel-1968-when-you-talk-about-classic-silver-age-avengers-cov/a/815-3100.s.

#The Avengers Vol. 1 Annual #Avengers #Avengers Annual #Marvel Comics #Marvel Universe #Giant-Man #Goliath #The Invincible Iron Man #Mighty Thor #Black Panther #Incredible Hulk #Hulk #Avengers Vol. 1 Annual #The Avengers #The Avengers Vol. 1 #Avengers Vol. 1 #Silver Age of Comics #John Buscema #Captain America #1960s #1968 #Sixties #60s Marvel #Hawkeye #The Wasp #60s

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Captain America #750 (2023) by C.F. Villa

Thor Annual #1 (vol. 6, 2023) by David Marquez

Incredible Hulk #2 (vol. 4, 2023) by Bryan Hitch

Captain Marvel: Dark Tempest #1 (vol. 1, 2023) by Jen Bartel

Black Panther #2 (vol. 9, 2023) by Mateus Manahani

Doctor Strange #5 (vol. 6, 2023) by Dustin Nguyen

Avengers #3 (vol. 9, 2023) by David Baldeón

Moon Knight #25 (vol. 9, 2023) by W. Scott Forbes

Amazing Spider-Man #30 (vol. 6, 2023) by Betsy Cola

Guardians of the Galaxy #4 (vol. 7, 2023) by Lee Garbett

Ghost Rider #16 (vol. 10, 2023) by Gerald Parel

Miles Morales: Spider-Man #8 (vol. 2, 2023) by Bernard Chang

Amazing Spider-Man #29 (vol. 6, 2023) by David Nakayama

Hallow's Eve #5 (vol. 1, 2023) by Bengal

Venom #22 (vol. 5, 2023) by Joshua Cassara

Daredevil #13 (vol. 7, 2023) by Javier Garrón

Avengers Hellfire Gala (2023) Cover Gallery

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+bonus under the cut

Stunning Captain Marvel piece by Angel Solorzano

#hellfire gala #avengers #hellfire gala 2023 #captain america #falcon #sam wilson #thor odinson #thor #incredible hulk #the hulk #bruce banner #captain marvel #carol danvers #black panther #t'challa #scarlet witch #wanda maximoff #vision #moon knight #marc spector #hellcat #patsy walker #nova #richard rider #ghost rider #johnny blaze #spider-man #miles morales #black cat #felicia hardy

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Kitty Pryde in Avengers Annual Vol 1 #10

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submitted by @gods-oats

#kitty pryde #marvel #comics #comic books #marvel comics

[karmirage]

some fun facts for the @tournament-of-x voters

The oldest contestants currently in the match (and by oldest, I mean “the date of their first appearance”, not their actual ages) are Magneto, Jean Grey, Bobby Drake/Iceman, and Scott Summers/Cyclops. All four of them first appear in X-Men #1 in 1963.

The youngest contestant currently in the match (again, in terms of the dates of their first appearance, not actual age) is Gwendolyn Poole/Gwenpool, who first debuted in Howard the Duck #1 in 2015.

Of the contestants, only Laura Kinney/Wolverine appeared first on screen -- her first ever appearance was in Season 3, Episode 10 of X-Men: Evolution in August of 2003. This would be later followed by her first comic appearance in NYX #3, in December of 2003.

As far as classic teams go: the 33 characters remaining include three of the original five X-Men (Jean, Bobby, Scott), four of the classic nine New Mutants (Xuân Cao Mạnh/Karma, Dani Moonstar/Mirage, Roberto da Costa/Sunspot, and Illyana Rasputin/Magik -- Dani, Xuân, and Roberto are also founding members), and two people who have two first appearances (both Illyana and Nathan Summers/Cable appear in canon continuity as babies/toddlers prior to appearing later under their aliases -- Illyana appears in Giant-Sized X-Men #1 in 1975 and Nathan appears in Uncanny X-Men #201 in 1985). Two contestants are also part of the iconic Giant-Sized X-Men team created in 1975 -- Kurt Wagner/Nightcrawler and Ororo Munroe/Storm. Two members of the original Generation X remain (Monet St. Croix/M/Penance and Jubilation Lee/Jubilee), as well as two from the Academy X era (David Alleyne and Megan Gwynn, from the New Mutants second generation team and the Paragons, respectively), three if you choose to count Laura Kinney/Wolverine, who joined the remaining students of New X-Men vol. 2 just after M-Day.

All the contestants save nine made their first appearances in X-books (X-Men, Giant-Sized X-Men, Uncanny X-Men, New Mutants, X-Factor, X-Force, Generation X, X-Men: Evolution and New X-Men). The ones who do not first appear in X-books are Mystique (Ms. Marvel #18 in 1978, though she technically had a cameo appearance two issues prior), Xuân Cao Mạnh/Karma (Marvel Team-Up #100 in 1980), Anna Marie Lebeau/Rogue (Avengers Annual #10, 1981), Dani Moonstar/Mirage and Roberto da Costa/Sunspot (both in Marvel Graphic Novel #4 in 1983), Billy Kaplan-Altman/Wiccan (Young Avengers #1, 2005), Tommy Shepherd/Speed (Young Avengers #10, 2006), Eden Fesi/Manifold (Secret Warriors #4, 2009), and Gwendolyn Poole/Gwenpool (Howard the Duck #1, 2015).

Demographically speaking, four characters in the tournament are canonically Jewish -- Magneto, Kate Pryde, Billy Kaplan-Altman/Wiccan, and Bobby Drake/Iceman (thanks for the reminder, @/ant-ifascottlang!) Though it hasn’t been confirmed, one might assume that Tommy Shepherd/Speed and Lorna Dane/Polaris are also Jewish, being related to them.

The 70s and the 80s are proving themselves to be the most popular -- 8 candidates that were created in the 70s are still in the tournament (Kurt Wagner/Nightcrawler, Ororo Munroe/Storm, Illyana Rasputin/Magik, Mystique, Jean-Paul Beaubier/Northstar, Jeanne-Marie Beaubier/Aurora, Kitty/Kate Pryde, and Emma Frost/White Queen), and 8 characters created in the 80s are still in the tournament as well (Irene Adler/Destiny, Xuân Cao Mạnh/Karma, Anna Marie Lebeau/Rogue, Dani Moonstar/Mirage, Roberto da Costa/Sunspot, Nathan Summers/Cable, Julio Richter/Rictor, and Jubilation Lee/Jubilee).

Of the other decades: seven characters were introduced in the 2000s (Eloise Phimister/Negasonic Teenage Warhead, David Alleyne/Prodigy, Laura Kinney/Wolverine, Megan Gwynn/Pixie, Billy Kaplan-Altman/Wiccan, Tommy Shepherd/Speed, and Eden Fesi/Manifold), five were introduced in the 60s (Magneto, Jean Grey, Bobby Drake/Iceman, Scott Summers/Cyclops, and Lorna Dane/Polaris), and four were introduced in the 90s (Remy Lebeau/Gambit, Lucas Bishop, Neena Thurman/Domino, and Monet St. Croix/M/Penance). Gwendolyn Poole/Gwenpool is the only character remaining in the tournament to be introduced after 2010.

One character is canonically Muslim -- Monet St. Croix/M/Penance.

Eleven characters are canonically LGBTQ+: Bobby Drake/Iceman, Mystique, Jean-Paul Beaubier/Northstar, Kitty/Kate Pryde, Irene Adler/Destiny, Xuân Cao Mạnh/Karma, Julio Richter/Rictor, David Alleyne/Prodigy, Billy Kaplan-Altman/Wiccan, Tommy Shepherd/Speed, and Gwendolyn Poole/Gwenpool.

Laura Kinney/Wolverine, Remy Lebeau/Gambit (thanks for the reminder, @/souldagger!) and Megan Gwynn/Pixie have been confirmed by writers to be queer, but there has been no on-panel confirmation for any of them beyond Pixie’s appearance/alternate dimension self in Secret Wars.

Without counting the upcoming Uncanny Avengers, at least three characters have been recurring Avengers -- Anna Marie Lebeau/Rogue, Roberto da Costa/Sunspot, and Eden Fesi/Manifold. Rogue and Sunspot also notably led teams of Avengers. Several other candidates have been Young Avengers -- David Alleyne/Prodigy, Billy Kaplan-Altman/Wiccan (who was a founding member), and Tommy Shepherd/Speed.

Ten characters are mutants of color -- Ororo Munroe/Storm is Kenyan-American and grew up in Cairo, Xuân Cao Mạnh/Karma is Vietnamese, Dani Moonstar/Mirage is Indigenous American, specifically Cheyenne, Roberto da Costa is Afrolatino and from Brazil, Julio Richter/Rictor is Mexican, Jubilation Lee/Jubilee is Chinese-American, Lucas Bishop is Aboriginal Australian/Black American (according to Chris Claremont, who confirmed that Bishop is indeed descended from Aboriginal Australian mutant Gateway), Monet St. Croix/M/Penance is Monacan-Algerian, David Alleyne/Prodigy is a Black American, and Eden Fesi/Manifold is Aboriginal Australian.

While Laura Kinney/Wolverine first appeared as a visibly brown girl in X-Men: Evolution, her design has since been lightened and she does not have a confirmed ethnicity.

Only eight of the remaining contestants have never appeared in live-action adaptations -- Irene Adler/Destiny, Xuân Cao Mạnh/Karma (though her name is shown on a computer screen in X2: X-Men United), Jean-Paul Beaubier/Northstar, Jeanne-Marie Beaubier/Aurora, David Alleyne/Prodigy, Megan Gwynn/Pixie, Eden Fesi/Manifold, and Gwendolyn Poole/Gwenpool. Of these, only Karma, Penance, Prodigy, Manifold, and Gwenpool have no on-screen appearances at all -- the others appear in the various animated series (Destiny has a recurring appearance in X-Men: Evolution, Pixie pops up in Wolverine and the X-Men, and the Beaubier twins appear in the X-Men cartoon of the 90s). While Penance is listed on Wikipedia as being in Wolverine and the X-Men, it does not cite an episode, though her twin younger sisters appear in Season 1 Episode 10 “Greetings from Genosha.” **this post has been corrected -- Monet St. Croix/M/Penance appears in the direct to TV Generation X movie (thanks for the reminder, @/cranechel!)

#tournament of x #long post #this isn't propaganda this is just some fun facts :) for anyone who would like to see it #i spent way too long on this #edit to add: now updated. more fun facts. peace and love on planet hyperfixation

[jessiedrew]

♡ avengers annual vol. 1 ♡ ❘ issue 10

please ♡ or reblog if you use !!

#mine #avengers annual #avengers annual 10 #spider-woman #spiderwoman #jessica drew #Jessica Miriam Drew #jess drew #jessica drew icons #spider-woman icons #spiderwoman icons #spider-woman comics #spiderwoman comics #marvel #marvel comics #marvel comic icons #comics #comic icons

[brw]

AVENGERS Vol 1 #398 // AVENGERS ASSEMBLE Vol 2 annual // SCARLET WITCH AND QUICKSILVER Vol 1 #3

#brieuc.txt #pietro maximoff #the vision #ch: far superior to flesh and blood #to reiterate; they are friends and even family who like each other more than not but just have two very strong & argumentative personalities #they're a sitcom odd couple duo not mortal enemies. enough.

[froggynelson]

THE FOGGY APPEARANCES MASTERPOST

So I decided, after literal years of relying on places like the marvel wiki and comicvine to look for and double check Foggy Nelson's appearances throughout the marvel universe, to go and make a comprehensive list of his appearances outside of the main Daredevil title, counting Daredevil limited series and one off stories, along with cameos and alternate universes. The intention was to streamline the process for myself so i dont have to scour through pages and pages every time I wanna remember which comic that one thing happened, but hey, why not make the process of finding comics easier for people who aren't as deranged as I am? So here I made this post, from a real Fog-head to other Fog-heads out there, listing every issue outside of the Daredevil title (as it is more straightforward to find him, and extremely long to type on this list) he appears in, from barely there cameos to central roles, sorted by whether they are set in Earth 616 or not, and in no particular order. This is simply a list to serve as a guide to find him, it is not a curated list so the quality varies wildly, but I hope you're all as curious as I was to find all the most obscure and niche Foggies out there. Enjoy :)

EDIT 1: The original post had been published without one of my alterations to the draft saving, so if you reblogged it without this edit, the list was missing 14 titles.

616:

Daredevil (1964) Annuals: #1, #2, #3, #4, #8, #9

Daredevil (1998) Annuals: #1

Daredevil: Yellow: #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6

Daredevil: Redemption: #1, #6

Marvel Graphic Novel: #24 (Daredevil: Love and war)

Daredevil: Cage Match: #1

Daredevil: Man Without Fear (2019): #1, #2, #5

Daredevil: Dark Nights: #3

Shadowland: #5

Shadowland: After the Fall: #1

Black Panther: Man Without Fear: #513, #521, #522

Daredevil vs Punisher: #2

Daredevil/Spider-Man: #2, #3, #4

Punisher Kill Krew: #2, #3, #4, #5

Daredevil: Battlin' Jack Murdock: #2

Daredevil: Blood of the Tarantula: #1

Daredevil: Reborn: #3, #4

Daredevil: Father: #1, #2, #5, #6

Daredevil/Deadpool: Annual '97

Devil's Reign: #3, #4

Devil's Reign Omega: #1

Elektra Lives Again: #1

Dark Reign: Elektra: #2

Uncanny Origins: #13

Power Man and Iron Fist (1978): #77

The Amazing Spider-Man (1963): #16, #42, #43, #65, #218, #429, #438

Spectacular Spider-Man (1978): #240, #242, #250

Spider-Man (1990): #75

Spider-Man Unlimited (1993): #13

Spider-Man/Kingpin: To the Death: #1

Untold Tales of Spider-Man: Annual '97

Uncanny X-Men (1963): #46

The New Warriors: #21, #23, #24, #25

Marvels: #2

Captain Universe: Daredevil

White Tiger: #1

Marvel Fanfare (1982): #1, #27

Marvel Team-up (1972): #25, #107, #141

Marvel Team-up (2004): #9

Marvel Two in one (1974): #37, #38, #78

Marvel Age: Annual #1

Avengers (1998): #26

New Avengers (2005): #1, #2, #3

Iron Man (1968): #35, #327, #328

Iron Man (1998): #1

Captain America (1968): #234

The Incredible Hulk (1968): #153

Superior Iron Man: #3

Ka-Zar (1997): #15, #17

Over the Edge: #6, #10

Silver Sable and the Wild Pack: #23, #28

Cosmic Ghost Rider Destroys Marvel History: #6

Onslaught: Marvel Universe: #1

X-Man: #21

Fantastic Four (1961): Annual #3

Fantastic Four (1998): #35, #47, #48

Fantastic Four: The Wedding Special 2006: #1

Thunderstrike (1993): #16

Spider-Man/Black Cat: #4

The Marvel Saga: #1, #13

The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Daredevil 2004: #1

Marvel Encyclopedia: #5

The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Update '89: #5

Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z: #8

OTHER UNIVERSES:

Daredevil Noir: #1, #3, #4

Daredevil: End of days: #1, #5, #8

Daredevil: Man Without Fear (1992): #2, #3, #4, #5

Daredevil: Season One (2012): #1

Spider Gwen (2015, vol. 1): #1

Spider Gwen (2015, vol 2): #9, #20, #21, #22, #24, #27, #33

Powerless: #1, #2, #3, #4, #5

Ultimate Daredevil and Elektra: #1, #2, #3, #4

Ultimate Elektra: #1, #2

Ultimate Spider-Man (2000): #109, Annual #2

Survive!: #1

The Ultimates 2: #3

Spidey Super Stories: #43, #50

Marvel Adventures Super Heroes: #9

Marvel Age Spider-Man: #15

Not Brand Echh (1967): #2, #4, #9

What the--?!: #3, #11

Peter Porker, The Spectacular Spider-Ham: #7

Marvel Hostess ads vol.1 #7

Secret Wars, too: #1

Secret Wars: Secret love: #1

Dark Ages: #2

Marvel Knights: 20th: #1

Marvel Nemesis: The Imperfects: #2

Avengers Halloween Special: #1

Contest of Champions (2015): #4

1602: #1

1872: #2

Paradise X: #10

Marvels X: #2

What if? Daredevil: #1

What if? Daredevil vs Elektra: #1

What if Karen Page had lived?: #1

What if? (1977): #8, #35, #38

What if...? (1989): #26, #73, #89, #102, #105

Spider Girl: #0, #17, #63, #74, #82, #85

Spider-Man: Chapter One: #9

Mutant X: Annual #3

Daredevil/Batman: #1

Daredevil/Shi: #1

Daredevil: The Movie Adaptation: #1

Sins of Sinister: #1

#daredevil #daredevil comics #foggy nelson #hooo boy

[age-of-moonknight]

Hello , just wanna ask if you know more comics where he appears as Mr knight?

I had read the 2014-15 run, and the Lemire run, the 'deadpool kills marvel again' (mk got killed too early :/) and the 'marvel comics present' issue 4, I am also reading the current moon knight run,

(sorry bad English)

Hello! Thanks for sending an ask and there's absolutely no need to apologize for your English (yours is great and goodness knows that it's an absolute charlie foxtrot of a language/I kark it up often enough myself)! Looks like you've definitely read the main comics that feature Mr. Knight and can skip the first three bullet points below, but here's a compilation of appearances I scraped together where at least some variation of that all-white three piece suit is present, i.e. in some of these, he might have the mask and/or suit jacket off, but it's still pretty clearly the Mr. Knight suit. Just let me know if you'd like a list of variant covers featuring Mr. Knight as I would be happy to make that as well! I hope there might be some potentially new material in here for you/this might be of use and happy reading! Moon Knight Comics

Moon Knight (Vol. 7/2014), #1, #3-9, #11-15, #17

Moon Knight (Vol. 8/2016), ("Lemire Run" in brackets) [#1-5, #8-14], #188, #200

Moon Knight (Vol. 9/2021), #1-7, #9, #13-18, #20, #22-25, #30

Devil’s Reign: Moon Knight (Vol. 1/2022), #1

Moon Knight: Black, White & Blood (Vol. 1/2022), #1-4

Ms. Marvel & Moon Knight (Vol. 1/2022), #1

Moon Knight Annual (Vol. 3/2022), #1

Moon Knight: City of the Dead (Vol. 1/2023), #5 Other Comic Series

Secret Avengers (Vol. 1/2010), #19 (Special mention: the name "Mr. Knight" isn't used, but it's the first published instance I've tracked down of the iconic white suit + mask combo)

Doctor Strange: Damnation (Vol. 1/2018), #1-4

Ben Reilly: Scarlet Spider (Vol. 1/2017), #15-17

Marvel Comics Presents (Vol. 3/2019), #4

The Avengers (Vol. 8/2018), #33

Strange (Vol. 3/2022), #5

Doctor Strange (Vol. 6/2023), #2 Other Continuities

Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe Again (Vol. 1/2017), #1-3 Cameos

Deadpool’s Secret Secret Wars (Vol. 1/2015), #1

Doctor Strange (Vol. 4/2015), #387-388

Deadpool: Assassin (Vol. 1/2018), #4

Daredevil (Vol. 5/2016), #612

Avengers: No Road Home (Vol. 1/2019), #10

Crazy (Vol. 3/2019), #1

Avengers Unlimited (Vol. 1/2022), Infinity Comic, #33 Additional Special Notes

Soldier wears the "Mr. Knight" suit in Moon Knight (Vol. 9/2021) #11 and #12

There's a pretty cool (imo) variation on the Mr. Knight suit in Moon Knight Annual (Vol. 4/2023), #1

#Knight Mail #Marvel #Marvel comics #Marvel 616 #Marvel TRN 664 #Marvel TRN 844 #Marvel TRN 834 #Moon Knight comics #Moon Knight #Marc Spector #Mr. Knight #So yeah I hope this is of interest to y'all! Please just let me know if anything's unclear/if you'd like further context #or perhaps if there's some panels you'd like for me to grab as it would be my absolute pleasure to be of assistance #inevitably there might be some appearances I've missed in which case mea culpa for the oversight and please know #that such an oversight will haunt me /hj askdfj thanks again for the ask! #this and the ask I received the other day reminded me that it's about time I went digging through Moon Knight's 'minor appearances' #and non-616 variants again to see if anything new and note-worthy has popped up #could prove interesting

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Happy Valentine’s Day to Marvel’s best couples

The New Avengers vol 1 Annual 1

Marvel Voices Pride #1

#marvel comics #runaways #nico minoru #karolina dean #deanoru #jessica jones #luke cage #comic books

[scarletwitching]

In the annual, Agatha refers to herself as Wanda’s aunt. That is sort of how I would conceptualize their relationship, but is that something she’s been called before?

(Kind of scared it’s literal and they’ll reveal the next maximoff dad is Agatha’s long lost evil brother or agatha is Chthon’s sister)

I am, once again, asking someone to create the Marvel equivalent of A Search of Ice and Fire and Potter Search. Like, I know that's not possible because a comic is not a novel, but it would certainly make my life easier.

At any rate, this one, I fear, comes from the devil himself.

Wanda: Try to keep your voice down though, my aunt Agatha is asleep. New Avengers vol. 1 #26; writer: Brian Michael Bendis; artist: Alex Maleev; letterers: Richard Starkings & Albert Deschesne

Franklin also calls Agatha "auntie Agatha."

#anonymous #answered #continuity

[luciddreamslikeelectricity]

What are some good older iron man comics. I would love to read them. I am not too fond of heavy abuse depictions so I prefer the lighter stuff. I read the civil war comics but I didn’t like it so much. As for Maria, I read few comics with her and she was a good mother to Tony. I wish we see more of her. Maybe after the I AM IRONMAN, other writers start to include her.

I didn't like Civil War (the main event) either. I thought the tie-ins and Iron Man's solo series are fairer to the character, but it was a terrible event for him overall.

Iron Man reading list:

⎊ Tales of Suspense (1959) #39 - Iron Man's origin story

You can read tales of suspense #40 - #99 if you can tolerate the sexism, racism etc. of that era. This series is the one that introduced Pepper Potts and Happy Hogan, and they're honestly a lot of fun sometimes, despite not always having the best quality of writing.

⎊ Iron Man vol 1:

This volume has 324 issues and it can get intimidating (I avoided reading it for years) so I'll try to list the best runs.

Gerry Conway (35–43, 91–97) He has a great voice for Tony and I love the characterization.

Bill Mantlo (78, 86–87, 95–115, Annual #4) - this is a very good run - a must read, in my opinion, and extremely underrated. Issue #78 tells us the story of why Tony stopped making weapons. Mantlo put in a lot of work to humanize Tony & his relationship with Whitney Frost (Madame Masque) is amazing.

David Michelinie (116–157) - he introduced Rhodey (issue #144 tells us the story of how he met Tony) and a bunch of great characters like Bethany Cabe, Mrs. Arbogast and Justin Hammer. He also established Tony's alcoholism in Demon in a Bottle and made him travel to the past & the future with Doctor Doom (#150 and #250). His run also has some light-hearted moments and you can start with this one - a lot of people do.

Dennis O'Neil (160–208) - he explored Tony's alcoholism in much more detail than Michelinie and his run gets very heavy at times (especially issue #182) (tw for suicidal ideation, depression and alcoholism) but Tony's recovery is depicted very well, too, and his portrayal of Tony, even at his worst, is very empathetic and respectful. Also, Rhodey becomes Iron Man in this run and O'Neil characterizes him very well. This is a very important Iron Man run.

David Michelinie (again) (215–250) - If you liked his writing, you can check this run out as well. It contains the Armor Wars storyline, which is a very important arc that contributed to Tony's character a lot (It's also the first time he clashed with Steve Rogers over differing ideals).

Len Kaminski (278–318) - This is the run in which Rhodey became War Machine (he even got a solo series by the same writer, which is very good). This is also the run which established Tony as a (verbal and emotional) childhood abuse survivor and the issues that depict it are issues #285 - #288 (Tony relives his childhood memories, which include memories of his father's abuse and I'm not sure how heavy it can be classified as, but it can be triggering to some people, certainly) and #313 (This one is more disturbing as it features Tony telling the story of how Howard made him drink alcohol as a very young child at an AA meeting - it's also immensely satisfying and it's a great issue, overall).

⎊ Tony is a major part of Avengers vol 1 and West Coast Avengers (1985) as well.

⎊ Marvel Graphic Novel - Emperor Doom

⎊ Marvel Super-Heroes (1990) - issues 2, 8 (Squirrel Girl's first appearance!), 9, 12-15 (issue #13 is especially good)

⎊ Marvel Fanfare #4

⎊ Iron Man vol 3 (1998)

Kurt Busiek (1-25, Annual 1999) - This is one of the best Iron Man runs ever. You could totally start with this one if you want to- Tony's characterization is amazing in this run, Happy and Pepper are part of the main cast again and they got some great development in it, Carol Danvers is featured heavily in it and this run has some of the best writing she's got and this run has some very good Black Widow moments as well. If you've heard of Rumiko Fujikawa, this is the run that introduced her.

Frank Tieri (31–35, 37–49, Annual 2001) - Tiberius Stone is a very fun character and this is the run in which he was introduced. It's very good.

Mike Grell (50-66) - This run shows us more of Tony's philanthropist side and I think it's essential reading for Iron Man fans. This is also the run in which he reveals his secret identity in order to save a dog.

⎊ Iron Man: Bad Blood is a great mini-series by David Michelinie that also features Rhodey (he isn't a huge part of Iron Man vol 3, unfortunately) and Justin Hammer.

⎊ Iron Man: Legacy of Doom is another great mini-series by David Michelinie and is the final story in the Camelot trilogy (featuring Doctor Doom).

⎊ Avengers vol 3, Avengers/Squadron Supreme '98 and Avengers/Thunderbolts #1–6 (2004)

⎊ Iron Man/Captain America (1998 Annual)

#feel free to ask me for modern im comic recs as well! they're not all bad #hope you like these- happy reading! #anonymous #iron man reading list #reading guide

[docgold13]

365 Marvel Comics Paper Cut-Out SuperHeroes - One Hero, Every Day, All Year…

December 24th - Franklin and Valeria Richards

The children of Reed Richards and Susan Storm-Richards, Franklin and Valeria have had highly eventful childhoods as the junior members of Marvel’s first family, The Fantastic Four.  

Franklin is the elder of the two.  He was born with vast, realty-warping powers.  For a long while, Franklin was believed to be a Mutant possessing the X-Gene.  It was later revealed, however, that Franklin had subconsciously altered his own genome, making him something of a ‘proto-Mutant.’   He has unconsciously surpassed his reality altering powers for most of his life, concerned over the possibility of losing control and doing harm.  Although there have been instances where Franklin has unleashed the full limits of his powers in extreme circumstances - such as when he created an entirely new universe to defeat Onslaught and save the lives of The Fantastic Four and The Avengers.  Franklin additionally used his powers in more subtle ways whilst acting as a member of The Power Pack and later The Daydreamers.  

In his later childhood, Franklin was periodically visited by a strange man who was later revealed to he his older self having traveled back in time.  Franklin’s older self helped guide him and the Fantastic Four to overcome the threat of the Interdimensional Council of Reed Richards as well as heal Galactus and destroy the Mad Celestial.  

Following the Secret Wars event, Franklin used his powers to help recreate the multiverse.  This gradually depleted his powers and Franklin has since used his abilities in a sparing manner understanding there is only so much left and will eventually diminish entirely.  

Valeria is Franklin’s younger sister.  Her birth was very difficult and required the aide of Doctor Doom to use both science and sorcery to save her and her mother.  In exchange, Doom was made the child’s godfather and was allowed to name her; he offered her the name ‘Valeria’ after a young woman he had loved in his youth.  

Although Valeria did not demonstrate super powers like her parents or brother, it was clear early on that she possessed a remarkable intellect.  Her cognitive faculties developed rapidly and by her mid-childhood she already possessed a genius on par with that of her father and godfather.  

Not long thereafter, Valeria also encountered the older version of her brother who had traveled back in time to warn the siblings of the threat posed by the Interdimensional Council of Reeds.  Valeria ended up eliciting the aide of Dr. Doom and she and her godfather worked together to prevail in the crisis.  

Following the Secret Wars event, Valeria accompanied the Future Foundation in traversing the multiverse and repairing all that had been destroyed by the incursions leading up to the event.  After her brother’s powers became depleted, Val and her family returned to earth.

Franklin first appeared in the pages of Fantastic Four Vol. 1 Annual #6 (1968); whereas Valeria first appeared in Fantastic Four Vol. 3 #54 (2002).

#365 Marvel Comics Heroes #Franklin Richards #Val Richards #Fantastic Four #cut-outs #paper art

[sineala]

18+ 616 Steve/Tony Discord Book Club: Avengers Weddings

On the 616 Steve/Tony Discord server, our Book Clubs alternate between reading Captain America, Iron Man, and Avengers comics. This week is an Avengers week, and for absolutely no particular reason at all, we are reading a selection of wedding-themed issues. There have been quite a few Avengers weddings in the past sixty years of comics, and we're going to read them all.

Hank/Jan: Avengers vol 1 #59-60 (1968)

Wanda/Vision: Giant-Size Avengers vol 1 #4 (1975)

Clint/Bobbi: Hawkeye vol 1 #4 (1983)

Rick/Marlo: Incredible Hulk vol 1 #417 & #418 (1994)

Luke/Jess: New Avengers vol 1 Annual #1 (2006)

T'Challa/Ororo: Black Panther vol 4 #18 (2006)

Steve/Tony: Dark Reign Fantastic Four #2 (2009)

Billy/Teddy: Empyre #4 & #5, Empyre Aftermath Avengers (2020)

Okay, yes, one of those is not quite like the others, but I wasn't going to leave Earth-3490 off the list, was I?

Seriously, these are a whole lot of fun, and pretty much all of them have Steve and Tony showing up for the ceremony. I mean, not Hank and Jan's, because Steve and Tony specifically had some "urgent business of their own" to take care of. Right. Yeah. And also not Clint and Bobbi's because they eloped about a week after meeting each other. And not T'Challa and Ororo's, because Steve and Tony could not manage to peacefully be in a room with each other and had to leave. But, you know, everything else. They also both attended Rick Jones' bachelor party. I bet Steve wishes he had not attended Rick's bachelor party. I also bet Rick wishes he, Rick, had not attended Rick's bachelor party.

One of these weddings was nearly ruined by Mephisto! Come guess which one! (One also had giant snakes, and another one also had Kang, but those two are pretty easy guesses.) If you join us on Discord you can read all the summaries I have been writing and come see a bunch of fun panels I cropped from all of these.

Come join us on You Gave Me A Home, an 18+ comics Steve/Tony Discord server!

#posts i actually wrote #stevetony #book club

[wonderbeast]

carol, hank and simon together at jan's birthday :)

AVENGERS ANNUAL vol 1 #8 (1978) written by roger slifer and drawn by george perez

#t: comic panel #wonderbeast #wonder man #hank mccoy #simon williams #beast #ft: carol danvers #ft: janet van dyne #ft: hank pym #e: 1970 #u: 616 #q

[karmirage]

incomplete list of niche characters i restrained myself from submitting to the niche comic character tournament

Ryoko Sabuki/Radiance: 7 appearances. Granddaughter of Gwen Lou Sabuki, whom I did submit. Biggest sensation since Dazzler, which would mean more if Marvel remembered Ryoko existed. Light generation and manipulation, just like her grandma.

Ameiko Sabuki/Goldfire: 9 appearances. The dead sister of Ryoko. I don't think she ever even showed her face in her non-powered form.

Leyu Yoshida/Sunpyre: 9 appearances. The dead little sister of Shiro Yoshida/Sunfire.

Marnie/The Rumor: 9 appearances. Spider-Man side character. Badass old lady. Figured out Peter Parker = Spiderman in like two issues.

Takeshi Matsuya/Wiz Kid: 29 appearances. He's literally so funny to me. I think he should be allowed to say fuck.

Nuwa: 2 appearances, once in an X-Force annual and once in a Tabitha Smith oneshot story. Her personality shifts wildly between those two and they never elaborate on why.

Tamara Kurtz/Dragoness: 28 appearances. Evil and loving it. Has wings, but they're technological, not part of her mutation.

Rina Patel/Timeslip: 19 appearances. No hate to whoever submitted Robbie, but she is definitely the more niche New Warrior.

Georgia Dakei/DK: 13 appearances. I like it when teenagers sass tf out of adult characters I think it is so fucking funny.

Sybil Dvorak/Skein: 44 appearances. her original villain name was a slur and i am SO glad they changed it. canon sensory issues queen. Also evil and loving it. Canonically bisexual (for evil).

Larry Bodine: 1 appearance. This is the guy from New Mutants vol. 1 who killed himself after his classmates joked about outing him. Yes this is the issue of NM with Kitty's infamous slur speech.

Rebecca Littlehale/Lighttrakker: 3 appearances. Kid from Power Pack who could teleport to light sources she could see.

Helen Takahama/Jolt: 74 appearances, which makes her the least niche character here. I need to reread Thunderbolts. In MC2 (Mayday Parker's universe), she was an Avenger.

Charlie Burlingame/Charcoal: 41 appearances. Created by a reader via a Wizard magazine contest. Legal problems means that he was never brought back when he was killed off.

#what does niche mean? anything you want it to mean. i have more but these are the major ones under 100 appearances. #babygirl i have niche faves you cannot even comprehend. etc #river rambles #anyways i think everyone should have a villain fave who doesn't want/need redemption but you just think they're so neat anyways. #spices things up. #marvel #i am NOT tagging any of these guys. just know that i would write essays and comics about them if i had the time and money (which i don't) #cw suicide mention #THESE GUYS AREN'T EVEN THE MOST NICHE GUYS ON MY SPREADSHEET. seiji honda and his 'kind of autistic' 1 appearance swag <3 #1999 enigma.....forever in my heart. haven't even read that one issue yet but i will someday. #edit she (1999 enigma) actually in THREE issues.....💕💕💕

[agentxthirteen]

On this day (September 13, late) in Sharon Carter history, Sharon appeared in:

Captain America V5 #21 (2006)

Venomverse #2 (AU – 2017)

Venomverse #2 [Variant A] (AU – 2017)

Venomverse #2 [Variant B] (AU – 2017)

Venomverse #2 [Variant C] (AU – 2017)

Venomverse #2 [Variant D] (AU - 2017)

New Avengers: The Collective HC (Reprint New Avengers #18) (2006)

Avengers by Brian Michael Bendis: The Complete Collection Vol. 1 TPB (Reprint Avengers V4 #10-#12, Avengers Annual V4 #1) (2017)

#sharon carter #agent 13 #steve rogers #captain america #ed brubaker #steve epting #master man #brock rumlow #sinthea schmidt #venomverse #new avengers