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stevetony-quotes · 11 months

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He's just Tony to his Steve.

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#iron man #captain america #steve x tony #only stony #616 stony #avengers comic #marvel comic #stony #stevetony #ship: stony #superhusbands #super husbands #steve rogers #tonystark #Tony stark #iron man and captain America 2021

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comicsgallery-marvel · 9 months

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Captain America / Iron Man (2021) #1

#Steve Rogers #Tony Stark #Captain America Iron Man (2021)

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justlous-art · 2 years

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@marveltrumpshate 2021 auction prize for the lovely @ishipallthings! ♡

#my edit #stevetony #mcu #mth 2021 #marvel trumps hate #mth2021 #stony #tony stark #steve rogers #superhusbands #ironcap #marvel #marveledit #captain america #iron man #steve x tony #tony x steve

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nixies-creations · 2 years

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For @captainneverever, Who won one of my @marveltrumpshate Auctions. This the last of the six aesthetics, I’ve made for Never, for MTH 2021!

Steve Rogers x Tony Stark - Lazy Afternoon.

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cinemarvelous · 2 years

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I'M SELLING THESE BEAUTIFUL POSTERS ON ETSY RIGHT NOW!

They are very cute, and perfect for wall decor and marvel fans:) High-quality photos

( contains all movies / a6 format 10x15cm )

Also, some of the posters are changeable:) check out my Etsy

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myimaginarymary · 2 years

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Ok go with me guys but what if…

We all know Yelena went after Clint to avenge her sister’s death. In some comic versions Wolverine saved Black Widow from the Red Room and trained her, so what if in the MCU, Wolverine helped train her and helped free her from the Red Room’s control (him understanding what it is like to be brainwashed, tormented, etc.)

And you know that Wolverine never remembers anything fully. So Yelena is going to lead the Thunderbolts in the upcoming movies and what if the agency that runs them has a mysterious agent (aka Wolverine). She’s supposed to lead him but he is clearly under control and brainwashed (again). So Wolverine fights alongside her, and watches her. Then he goes, “You know, you remind me of someone.” And as the story progresses, bits and pieces come into play and Yelena realizes that the young girl/woman that he watched out for was her beloved sister. Wolverine wants to know what happened to her and it breaks Yelena’s heart to tell him. He doesn’t remember much but he tries to fill in the pieces about Natasha, pieces that she has never heard of. The broken and lonely girl Natasha was before joking SHIELD. The girl that was alone without her sister. He eventually remembers that he promised to help the young Natasha save her sister when the time came. Yelena frees him, relating to his circumstances of being under someone else’s control and fighting your entire life. Eventually she leaves the Thunderbolts, knowing that this is not what Natasha would have wanted. Yes, the Thunderbolts are a team but they are only that and not like a family that Natasha had built herself with the Avengers. Wolverine helps Yelena destroy the Thunderbolts and helps her fight alongside the Avengers. Thus finishing the promise that Wolverine made to the young Natasha about saving her little sister. Natasha was able to save Yelena from the Red Room but in the memory of Black Widow, Wolverine was able to save Yelena from herself. The end.

Definitely not likely to happen but a girl can dream!

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sersi · 1 year

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The Costumes of the Marvel Cinematic Universe: Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow (2010 - 2021)

Featuring costume design by Jany Temime (Black Widow), Mary Zophres (Iron Man 2), Alexandra Byrne (The Avengers, Avengers: Age of Ultron), and Judianna Makovsky (Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame).

#marveledit #filmedit #blackwidowedit #natasharomanoffedit #mcufam #marveldaily #userbbelcher #**elysiaedits #**elysia's gifs #*costumes #*mcucostumes #1k+#3k #natasha romanoff #black widow #mcu

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reportwire · 2 years

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Thor: Love and Thunder | Trailer Ufficiale

“Vi racconto la storia del vichingo dello spazio, Thor figlio di Odino” Ecco il nuovissimo trailer di #ThorLoveAndThunder, in arrivo nei cinema il 6 Luglio. Seguici anche su: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Marvelitaly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marvelitalia Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarvelNewsIT source

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#Avengers #captain america #hulk #Iron Man #ironman #love and thunder #marvel #marvel it #marvel ita #marvel italia #movie trailers 2021 #movie trailers 2022 #thor #thor love and thunder #Tony Stark

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wingheadshellhead · 8 months

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i'm back on my "mcu steve was in the darkest timeline because he never experienced the canon event of tony stark giving him a home and a family" bullshit. post-ice steve was isolated, grieving, lonely, going through ptsd and survivor's guilt and he was constantly fixated on how he had no home or family or identity beyond cap. post-ice in the mcu, SHIELD stuck him in the costume and sent him back into the field, reinforcing the idea that he was nothing more than the empty shell of captain america.

"All my life I've tried to find a place for Steve Rogers—but still he lives under the more colorful shadow of Captain America… Perhaps it's Steve Rogers who's the legend—and Captain America who is the reality! Perhaps I was born to be a red-white-and-blue Avenger—and nothing more! But there must be more to life than endless combat! Others have found a home—a family—why can't I? Or, is Steve Rogers destined to walk alone forever—until the final battle—until he walks no more?"

— Tales of Suspense Vol. 1 #75 (1959)

"[...] But, even in the center of a crowd, I'm an outsider—a misfit! Only when I'm costumed as Captain America do I seem to come alive—to have a mission—a purpose! But, as Steve Rogers, I'm merely a name—a hollow shell—with no roots—no real life to call my own! Other men have friends—wives—loved ones!"

— Tales of Suspense Vol. 1 #92 (1959)

in the comics, the canon event of tony stark, the first person steve meets in the 21st century, giving him all of those things — a purpose, a home, somewhere to belong as himself and not just cap — changed his entire life.

"The first week after I came out of the ice… It was a dark time. I'd lost everything. My best friend. All my friends. All I had. I didn't know what I could hang on to. And then Tony Stark came in with this little… handheld cinema. Future technology. He showed me a newsreel. Right there, I saw a man walk on the moon. For all mankind. And in that moment, I felt hope again."

— S.W.O.R.D. Vol. 2 #6 (2021)

"Mr. Stark, when I woke up in this era, I had no one. Nothing. You gave me a purpose. Somewhere to belong… You gave me a home."

— Iron Man/Captain America: Casualties of War (2006)

meeting tony and the avengers, creating those friendships and connections, living at the avengers mansion with them, gives steve hope that he can still find happiness and belonging in the present day.

i always found it ironic that in the mcu steve projects this ideal of happiness and domestic life onto tony. this scene in ca:cw is a perfect example of that disconnect between the reality and what steve assumed on the surface was tony achieving what he never could — having a partner, his own family and kids. (the fact that cacw tony is 4 seconds away from a heart attack at all times and too busy running around firefighting PR crises just further drives home the irony.)

and then in a cruel twist of fate, mcu actually gives tony all of these things: home, family, wife and kid. we see steve witnessing tony having these things and knowing it's all possible, but just not for him and not in this era. (and ultimately, tony only gets to have these things for a brief period of time before having to give it all up.)

mcu steve never got to have the experiences that have shaped every other universe's steve rogers. the presence of tony stark, his friendship, his home, his love (whether platonic or romatnic), that formed the foundation of steve's purpose within the avengers, is intrinsic to steve finding hope and happiness in the modern day. the mcu changing such a crucial canon event rewrote not only the core of mcu steve's story but the trajectory of the cinematic universe. and in the end, the writers sent steve back to the past because they believed after 6 movies and 7 years, he had nothing left to live for in the present and i honestly can't think of anything more tragic.

#stevetony #superhusbands #stony #@

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pooslie · 26 days

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To the end of the line.

Captain America: the Winter Soldier, the Movie Poster We Should Have Gotten (Redbubble)

Inspiration and non-titled version below cut:

No title version:

This is my magnum opus! A GIANT photo manipulation of at least 12 source images, painstakingly taken apart and put back together in Photoshop. at one point this beast had over 80 layers! I am surprised my computer didn't crash!

Inspired by the Iron Man 3 and Thor: the Dark World posters wherein the love interest is posed like a Damsel in Distress.

Since Bucky IS CapSteve's damsel in all 3 movies!

^ my original digital sketch (featuring my FAVORITE Bucky drawing OF ALL TIME by @evankart!) and first attempt at a digital drawing using adobe illustrator (to be fair to 2021 me, I had been using illustrator less than a year at that point and would have just done it in Photoshop originally if it wasn't a project for one of my Graphic Design college classes) I used it for a magazine spread in my capstone (My paper was about queerbaiting in the MCU click to read on Ao3!) See the rest of the illustrations here!

When i saw the @catws-anniversary event, i KNEW I had to do it! Prompts: Devotion, Reunion, Schoolyard and battlefield, Favorite Stucky scene (missing scene lol)

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cleabellanov · 2 months

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Fighting for good, one widow bite at the time: Black Widow's cultural impact

Critics scoff when I call the Black Widow movie a favorite, but hear me out. It deserved a better release window, maybe at an earlier time, when things would've been viewed differently. Sure, it doesn't rise up what it could've been, leaving so much lingering dreams in the hearts of us, fans. So much potential remains untapped, so many questions unanswered... but Natasha Romanoff? She rises above it all. If you doubt her power, think again, and as I said, hear me out.

Black Widow, the assasin with steely eyes that hide and protect a heart of gold, has transcended the screen to become a cultural icon. From her first appereance in the MCU in Iron Man 2 (2010) to Black Widow (2021), she truly went through a lot, took us with her, and thaught everyone some lessons on the way.

Shattering the mold of the damsel in distress: She's no sidekick, she's a strategist and a fierce fighter. She is a vital member of the Avengers, that's a fact we saw in the 2012 movie. After all, how many characters can you name that tricked the God of Mischief? Nat didn't only do it exceptionally, she is the first we saw doing this on screen.

Reclaiming Narrative: Unlike many superheroes defined by singular origins, Black Widow carried the trauma of a dark past, manipulated by the Red Room, a notorious spy program. Her movie explored this narrative, acknowledging the exploitation and abuse she endured. This resonated with survivors of violence and abuse, offering validation and representation. Her journey of breaking free from her past resonated on a broader level, highlighting themes of resilience, empowerment, and overcoming hardship. Furthermore, she hasn't always been a hero, an avenger. "Regimes fall everyday. I tend not to weep over that, I'm russian" and "I've got red in my ledger. I'd like to wipe it out" show how she's not just using the power she already has, but has the power to change as well. This isn't about brute force, it's about internal struggle and choosing to become a better version of herself despite her history.

Sisterhood and Solidarity: Black Widow's story wasn't solely focused on herself. In "Black Widow," she teams up with other women who share similar experience, even if at first this doesn't seem to work, indoctrinated as they are in the Red Room programme. This depiction of female solidarity resonated with audiences, particularly feminist movements advocating for women's support networks and collective action.

Representation Matters: Black Widow's portrayal as a skilled leader and strategist challenged existing portrayals of Russian characters in Hollywood. They are often depicted as villains or stereotypes, but her complex identity sparked conversations about diversity and representation within the superhero genre.

Defying stereotypes: As the sole original female Avenger, Black Widow carried a unique weight. She didn't need superpowers or a revealing suit — her determination and arsenal spoke for themselves. That's true power. I mean, in some situations she only had two cool firearms, but did better than Captain America with a vibranium shield! I also love how her costume evolved over time, prioritizing functionality over sexualization. Ditching the impractical neckline in her solo movie? A much-needed win! It shows that Black Widow commands respect through her actions, not her body.

Her impact and importance punches like her combat skills, if you ask me.

So, the next time you see the Black Widow, remember, she's more than just a character. She's a symbol of strength, resilience, and the unwavering human spirit. Thanks for being a constant source of inspiration, Nat ❣️

#Marvel #mcu #black widow #natasha romanoff #nick fury #maria hill #the avengers #avengers age of ultron #wanda maximoff #wandavision #marvel bucky barnes #buckynat #scarlett johansson #florence pugh #sebastian stan #cate shortland

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beheworthy · 30 days

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Pepper's necklace made out of the shrapnel removed from Tony's chest in Iron Man 3 (2013)

Natasha's 'arrow' necklace in Captain America: Winter Soldier (2014), Avengers: Endgame (2019), and Black Widow (2021)

Jane's 'thunder' necklace in Thor: Love and Thunder (2022)

#pepper potts #tony stark #pepperony #iron man 3 #natasha romanoff #clint barton #clintasha #captain america winter soldier #avengers endgame #black widow movie #jane foster #thor odinson #thor x jane #thor love and thunder #marvel #womenofmcu #i'm sure there are other instances in the other 400 films #but i only care abt og avengers

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comicsgallery-marvel · 3 months

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Captain America / Iron Man (2021) #5

#Steve Rogers #Tony Stark #Captain America Iron Man (2021)

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justsmth2 · 2 years

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finished reading captain america/iron man 2021 and it's not enough of them I need more

#my art #fanart #marvel #tony stark #iron man #stony #steve rogers #captain america #stevetony

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nixies-creations · 2 years

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For @captainneverever, Who won one of my @marveltrumpshate Auctions. This the fourth of six aesthetics, I’ll be making for Never, for MTH 2021!

Steve Rogers x Tony Stark - Garden.

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thyme-in-a-bubble · 5 months

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a list of some winter movies/series ❄️

hello! your friendly neighbourhood little organisation freak of a goblin is here again to give you a list of winter movies and series. this isn't a christmas focused list, just winter vibes, there's only a very very small handful of christmas centred stuff on here. as always, just close your eyes and point somewhere on this little list, or even put the numbers in a generator and go with whatever the result is ♡

spring | summer | autumn

🧣 ‧₊˚ ⋅ movies ⋅˚₊‧

star wars franchise (1977-)

the shining (1980)

edward scissorhands (1990)

beauty and the beast (1991)

the muppet christmas catol (1992)

titanic (1997)

anastasia (1997)

bridget jones’s diary (2001)

save the last dance (2001)

monsters, inc (2001)

peter pan (2003)

family stone (2005)

the chronicles of narnia: the lion, the witch, and the wardrobe (2005)

the holiday (2006)

the curious case of benjamin button (2008)

the time traveler’s wife (2009, 2022)

black swan (2010)

new year’s eve (2011)

the girl with the dragon tattoo (2011)

they grey (2011)

captain america: the first avenger (2011)

the vow (2012)

anna karenina (2012)

frozen (2013)

the wind rises (2013)

iron man 3 (2013)

snowpiercer (2013)

winter’s tale (2014)

the grand budapest hotel (2014)

carol (2015)

the age of adaline (2015)

the revenant (2015)

everest (2015)

split (2016)

wind river (2017)

murder on the orient express (2017)

atomic blond (2017)

the mountain between us (2017)

night hunter (2018)

alita: battle angel (2019)

anna (2019)

little women (2019)

five feet apart (2019)

happiest season (2020)

the world to come (2020)

silver skates (2020)

spider-man: no way home (2021)

the mauritanian (2021)

black widow (2021)

something from tiffany's (2022)

🛷 ‧₊˚ ⋅ series ⋅˚₊‧

downton abbey (2010-2015)

game of thrones (2011-2019)

orphan black (2013-2017)

critical role (2015-)

daredevil (2015-2018)

wynonna earp (2016-2021)

war and peace (2016)

godless (2017)

the punisher (2017-2019)

anne with an e (2017-2019)

the bodyguard (2018)

the mandalorian (2019-)

young royals (2021)

vikings valhalla (2022-)

the last of us (2023-)

#• comfort if you need it •#lea speaks #comfort movies #movie recommendation #studyblr #cottagecore #dark academia #cozycore #cosycore #hygge #winter aesthetic #winter movies #wintercore #winter wonderland #winter #naturecore #tv show recommendations #aestethic

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