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characterswithgodsnamesbattle · 4 months

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Tournament 2 : Main Bracket !

Round 1 Poll 6

Demigods they share a name with :

- Gilgamesh : demigod, son of the Mesopotamian goddess Nissun and (according to some sources) the Sumerian king Lugalbanda

- Hippolyta, daughter of the Greek god Ares and Otrera, first queen of the Amazons

#demigodsnames tournament #tournament polls #round 1 #final fantasy #ff5 #final fantasy v #ffv #final fantasy 5 #gameblr #lovecraft country #aunjanue ellis #hippolyta freeman

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truscane · 9 months

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Blacktober Highlights of Previous Years: Hippolyta Freeman from Lovecraft Country

#black art #blacktober #black is beautiful #black anime #hippolyta #hippolyta freeman #lovecraft #lovecrafian #lovecraft country #aunjanue ellis

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mannytoodope · 9 months

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#Hippolyta Freeman #Aunjanue Ellis #George Freeman #Courtney B. Vance #Lovecraft Country

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phantomstatistician · 7 months

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Fandom: Lovecraft Country

Sample Size: 242 stories

Source: AO3

#ruby baptiste #christina braithwhite #atticus freeman #letitia lewis #william #montrose freeman #sammy #george freeman #hippolyta #hillary davenport #lovecraft country #fanfiction #ao3 #statistics #phantom statistician #ruby x christina #christina x ruby

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chernobog13 · 11 months

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Where Mary Marvel originally got her powers from; it is not the same as her brother, Billy, or Freddy Freeman.

While “grace” and “beauty” are nice, I think she’d have been better served with a dose of invulnerability. Don’t be mistaken: she was invulnerable, but you wouldn’t know it to look at that list.

This was finally addressed very recently. Mary lost her Shazam powers at the end of this year’s Lazarus Planet event. However, because of her heroics and bravery, she was endowed with new powers by a cadre of goddesses, NOT the old wizard Shazam.

Mary’s new Shazam powers are:

S - Selene agility

H - Hippolyta strength

A - Artemis stamina

Z - Zephyrus flight

A - Aurora invulnerability

M - Minerva wisdom

#Mary Marvel World's Mightiest Girl #Shazam #Fawcett Comics #Golden Age comics

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blackfemmecharacterdependency · 2 years

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BFCD Black Women in Horror/Monsters & More Masterlist

Black Women in Horror | Final Girls | Slayers | BFCD Monsters & More Masterlists

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Old Woman Josie Welcome to Nightvale | Olivia Two Sentence Horror Stories: Teeth

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Queenie American Horror Story

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Wilhamena Mettle OK Let’s Be Heroes |

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Yvonne A Nightmare on Elm Street Series |

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Zafrina Twilight | Zoe Head Count |

Children in Horror | BFCD Family Friendly Spooky Season |

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*List will be updated throughout October*

#Black Women in Horror #Children in Horror #long post #BFCD Spooky Season #October #BFCD Masterlist #BFCD Black Women in Horror Masterlist #black female characters #monster girls #slayers

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eridanisanenby · 8 months

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Atlantis Attacks

Ant Ant

Arkham Asylum

Agent A (Alfred)

Amity Arkham

Amadeus Arkham

All-American comics

Baxter Building

Bombastic-Bag man

robert Bruce Banner

james Buchanan “Bucky” Barnes

Black Blot/Blackagar Boltagon

elizabeth “Betsy” Braddock

Brian Braddock

william “Billy” Braddock

Billy Batson

Beast Boy

Blue Beetle

Boston Brand

BlueBird

Bouncing Boy

Carl “Crusher” Creel

Captain Carter

nathan Christopher Charles summers/Cable

Curtis "Curt" Connors

Caped Crusader

oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot

Captain Cold

Captain Carrot

Catherine Cobert

Cressida Clarke

Crocky the Crodile

Doctor Darrk

Doctor Destiny

Dorthy Duncan

Ding-Dong Daddy

yankee Doodle Dandy

Dinah Drake

Darla Dudley

Damien Darhk

(new) Fantastic Four

Four Freedoms plaza

Fin Fang Foom

Freedom Fighters

Freddy Freeman

Felix Faust

Guardian of the Galaxy

Green Goblin

Guy Gardener

Gorilla Grodd

Gotham Gazette

Gotham Globe

Gotham General

Green Guardsman

Golden Glider

Glorious Gordon Godfrey

Happy Hogan

Hank Hensley

Hank Hall (Hawk)

Henry “Hank” Henshaw

Hank Hall

Hippolyta "lyta" Hall

Hank Haywood

Jessica Jones

John Jonah Jameson

Katherine “Kate” Kane

Kristen Kringle

Kip Kettering

Lacie Lorraine

Loki Laufeyson

Lunella Lafayette

Lonnie Lincoln

Lois Lane

Lex Luther

Lighting Lad

Linda Lee

Luma Lynai

Lana Lang

Laura Lang

Louise Lincoln

dinah Laurel Lance

Linda Lang

Lena Luther

MasterMind

May Melinda

Miles Morales (og 42)

Meows Morales

Michael Morbius

Multiverse of Madness

MilkMan Man

Mateo Maximoff

Marya Maximoff

Mole Man

Mister Mxyptlk “Mxy”

M’gann M’orzz/Megan Morse/Miss Martian

Mia “Maps” Mizoguchi

Mary Marvel

Miguel Montez

Music Master

Mr. Miracle

Mirror Master

Mad Mod

Malcolm Merlyn

Maria Mercedes Mooney

Matches Malone

Monsieur Mallah

Nia Nal

Olivia Octavius (doctor Octopus/doc Ock)

Pepper Potts

Peter Parker(s)

Pabitr Prabhakav

Peni Parker

Peter Porker

Pedro Peña

Penny Plunderer

Quasar’s Quantum bands

Quentin Quale

Reed Richards

Rocket Raccoon

Richard Rider

Roberto “Robbie” Reyes (og 69)

Rachel Roth (Raven)

Ronald Raymond

SlapStick

Sun Spider

Scarlet Spider

Serpent Society

Super Skrull

Silver Sable/Silvija Sablinova

Sinister Syndicate

Sinister Six

Steven Strange (dr Strange)

Sybil Silverlock

Susan “Sue” Storm

Spider-Society

Samuel Sterns

Sebastian Shaw

Suicide Squad

Star Sapphire

Silver St. Cloud

Secret Six

Pter Ptarker (TT)

Taneleer Tivan

Tyros The Terrible (Terrax)

Teen Titans

Titans Tomorrow

Tom Turbine

Traci Thirteen

Unus the Untouchable

Vicki Vale

Valerie Vale

Web Warriors

Wade Winston Wilson

Wallace “Wally” West

Wallace “ace” West II

Wonder Woman

Warlock the Wizard

Wizards & Warlocks

Zatanna Zatara

Zachary Zatara

Zilius Zox

Duela Dent Napier Nigma

Cooper Coen/Web Weaver

Matthew Michael “Matt” Murdock/DareDevil

Kamala Khan/Ms. Marvel

Otto Octavius (doctor Octopus/doc Ock)/Superior Spider-man

Victor Von doom/Doctor Doom

Warren Worthington III/ArchAngel

Cassandra “Cass” Cain/Black Bat

J’onn J’onnz/John Jones/Hank Henshaw/Martian Manhunter

Kei Kawade/Kaiju Kid(/Kid Kaiju)

Mitchell Mayo/Condiment King

Max Mercury/Windrunner Whip WhirlWind

Red Robin/Joker Junior

Cletus Cortland Kassidy (Carnage)

Clark Kent

Conner “Kon” Kent

Chemical King

Carrie Kelley

Killer Croc

Karen Crane

Seaboard City

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thekimspoblog · 8 months

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This blog's main blorbos:

Kim Wexler: She needs a sequel!!!

Jimmy McGill: He's just Ken.

William Delos: "I can fix him" becomes very literal.

Dolores Abernathy: 10/10 girlboss. Got to see her revolution through to the end. Morally gray in a way that didn't feel like centrism pulling its punches. No notes. Please teach Kim how to shoot a gun.

Love Quinn: She deserved so much better. A single episode of hearing her unhinged internal monologue was insufficient. I wish she had killed Joe and been the POV for Season 4. Kim's frenemy.

Rose Quartz: A crusader who puts all her friends and family on the line for the "greater good"? If you haven't noticed the theme yet, this is very much a "support women's wrongs" kind of blog.

Ruby+Sapphire/Garnet: She should be Jimmy and Kim's marriage counselor. She should be EVERY ship's marriage counselor!

Elphaba Thropp: Same appeal as Rose Quartz. But she also beat a white supremacist to death with a broom once. That gets her extra points.

Pearl X: Not a star. But a solid addition to the chorus.

Peter (Leigh) Graham: Where do we go from here? The little free will he had has been crushed by a family legacy, and he's the only one left to carry on. These creeps think he's a god; he's just the same scared teenage boy he's always been.

Wheatley: Doesn't really fit in with my current fandoms. But I still love him.

Audrey II: Did I mention I love Faustian bargains?

The Angel of Crockett Island: Did I mention I love Faustian bargains?

Hippolyta Freeman: Actual best-written female character on tv in the past 10 years. Seriously, I love Kim but calling her "best character" is antifeminist, when we have characters like Hippolyta who are getting overlooked.

Letitia Lewis: She's flighty. She doesn't get along with her sister. She likes scifi and mystery. She doesn't resist the call to adventure. She gets knocked up by her sweetheart as the result of magical shenanigans. And by the end, she's one of the few remaining characters who knows how to cast spells. If I was a character in "Lovecraft Country", I'd like to think I'd be Letti. Just please... anyone but Christina!

Adelaide Thomas: I still don't feel like I fully understand this character. But her story speaks to me on a profound level.

Clara Saburova: Has a lot of Elphaba's same "benevolent misanthrope" witchy energy. Not only can she break the fourth wall; I'm pretty sure she knows how to use console commands. Send her off to America to study THE LAW.

Nadia Vulvokov: Misc. failwoman archetype

Oksana Astankova: Misc. failwoman archetype

Judy Gemstone: Misc. failwoman archetype

Sally Reed: Speedrunning these "blonde crime-drama love-interest" tropes.

Dee Reynolds: Misc. failwoman archetype

Turanga Leela: Ponytail? Check! Exposed biceps? Check! Schlub she does care about but she's mostly just keeping around for sex? Check! Confidence exceeding competence? Check! Back and ready for more punching stuff, Ma'am!

Carmella Soprano: Supra.

Skyler White: Res Ipsa.

Daenerys Targaryen: ⚠⚠ Construction Site! Do Not Enter! ⚠⚠ We are still waiting on the autopsy reports. But man, she left a CRATER when she fell off.

Bella Swan: Basically the drip-pan for everything above her.

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ao3feed-brucewayne · 9 months

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Marvel & DC'S Untamed Fuckfest

read it on the AO3 at https://ift.tt/RPBewYs

by Sleazingthunder

18+ only. Mature themes a lot of action sequences & even more unbridled fuckery. This is going to be nasty.

characters owned by DCA & Marvel

Words: 64, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English

Fandoms: Marvel (Comics), Captain Marvel (2019), DCU (Comics), Superman - All Media Types, Superman (Comics), Scarlet Witch (Comic), Black Widow (Comics), Iron Man (Comics), Captain America - All Media Types, Shazam! | Captain Marvel (Comics), Wonder Woman - All Media Types, X-Men - All Media Types, Harley Quinn (Comics), Poison Ivy (Comics), Thor (Comics), The Incredible Hulk (Comics), She-Hulk (Comics), She-Hulk: Attorney at Law (TV), Loki (TV 2021), Loki (Marvel Comics)

Rating: Explicit

Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence

Categories: Multi, Other

Characters: Natasha Romanov (Marvel), Pietro Maximoff, Wanda Maximoff, Clark Kent, Bruce Banner, Bruce Wayne, Jean Grey, Tony Stark, Diana (Wonder Woman), Barbara Gordon, Billy Batson, Thor (Marvel), Loki (Marvel), Sif (Marvel), Hippolyta, Nubia (Wonder Woman), Wonder Girl (DCU), Donna Troy, Cassie Sandsmark, Yara Flor, Polaris, Cassie Lang, Mary Jane Watson, Namor the Sub-Mariner, T'Challa (Marvel), Hal Jordan (Green Lantern), Carol Ferris, Atrocitus (DCU), Harleen Quinzel, Arthur Curry (DCU), Mary Batson | Mary Bromfield, Freddy Freeman (DCU), Darkseid (DCU), Thanos (Marvel), Hela (Marvel)

Additional Tags: Anal Sex, Oral Sex, Sex, Rough Sex, Vaginal Sex, Shower Sex, Public Sex, Rough Oral Sex, Drunk Sex, Lesbian Sex, Large Cock, Cock Slut, Vaginal Fisting, Large Breasts, Incest, Threesome, Gangbang, Orgy, Creampie

read it on the AO3 at https://ift.tt/RPBewYs

#IFTTT #bruce wayne #batman #the dark knight #the cape crusader #gotham #dc universe #ao3 #ao3feed

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daydreamerdrew · 2 years

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🔥🔥 about mary <3

🔥 on classic Mary Marvel not being drawn as physically buff as classic Captain Marvel (and how investment in a specific character can lead to stifling discussion):

I have seen Mary Marvel’s visual portrayal as not visibly muscular criticized in an academic context before and at the time I wasn’t really receptive to the idea, but I’ve recently changed my mind on this.

I think that Pre-Crisis Mary can be defended here by pointing out that- whereas Billy transformed into an adult- Mary’s appearance didn’t change between Mary Batson and Mary Marvel, and that that was the same case as Freddy Freeman who- other than losing the crutch- looked the same between Freddy and Junior, therefore she’s not really being treated differently than her male counterparts and therefore this isn’t a sexist decision and isn’t part of a trend of resistance towards drawing female characters in comics with visible muscles.

However, none of this means that Mary can’t be included in a conversation about female superheroes not being drawn as physically buff as their male counterparts with respect to her and Captain Marvel. Same as with Supergirl, who is often drawn as a subtly muscular girl whereas Superman is often drawn as notably, uniquely big, or the very topical She-Hulk, and any other female superhero character that could be defended by pointing to an in-universe reason as to why they look the way that they do. And I think any criticism that’s based around just one of these characters would be incredibly weak and wouldn’t hold up to those in-universe reasons being pointed out. But I don’t think that it’s unreasonable to list them together as examples of this pattern, and I actually think there’s value in using some of these specific characters in that discussion, given that Mary was the first ever female spin-off of a male comic book character and could be considered the direct precursor to Supergirl, who is one of the most famous female spin-offs of a male comic book character.

The reason I bring this up though is that I think that there’s this instinct a lot of fans have to defend their favorite characters against criticism and to see it as an attack on them, and it’s important to me to avoid falling into that because I believe that it limits interesting conversation. I certainly don’t want to be one of those fans who argues that they’re inherently right in a conversation because they have more love for a character than the other person, as though that’s a reasonable metric for the validity of an argument about or interpretation of a story.

🔥 on criticism of Golden Age Mary Marvel’s powers (and the necessity of reading comics to critique them):

Conversely, I think all of the criticism that I’ve seen before of Mary’s Golden Age powers was invalid because of their basis in a cursory understanding of her character that didn’t factor in the vital information of her actual depiction in comics.

When Mary was first introduced in Captain Marvel Adventures (1941) #18 Billy balked at the idea that she would have the same powers as him, asking "How could you say... the word... and be given the powers of Solomon, Hercules, Atlas, Zeus, Achilles, and Mercury? They're all men- and you're a girl!” And so the kids went to talk to the Wizard Shazam who revealed that Mary's powers were actually the Grace of Selene, the Strength of Hippolyta, the Skill of Ariadne, the Fleetness of Zephyrus, the Beauty of Aurora, and the Wisdom of Minerva.

And I think a lot of people learn that and have a knee-jerk reaction to dislike it. And I don’t think it’s unreasonable for someone to be uncomfortable with Mary having had obviously gendered powers like magical grace and beauty. But I also don’t think it’s reasonable to take that information and use it to argue that Mary’s Golden Age comics were sexist without acknowledgment of how her powers were actually portrayed in stories.

Because Golden Age Mary Marvel was just as fast, just as strong, just as invulnerable, et cetera, as Golden Age Captain Marvel. Her solo adventures were not in any way less based in physical action than Cap’s solo adventures were. She was often dismissed by the villains and crooks she fought, who assumed that they weren’t in any trouble because they could easily beat a girl, which was always immediately followed by her absolutely beating them and making fun of them in the process. She explicitly verbally rejected the idea that she could do any less because she was a girl.

And I think that the ultimate message that that sent was the idea of girls and boys being inherently different, but equal in the value of those different strengths. And regardless of whether or not someone personally agrees with that idea, I think that that’s what you would have to either defend or criticize, and not the idea that a girl would inherently have lesser superpowers than a boy, which is what I think people just assume of her stories without reading them.

Which is not to say that anyone who reads the comics would come to the same conclusion that I have, and so anyone who disagrees with me must have not actually read the comics and are discussing them based on just reading a wiki page or something instead. And this is very much not to argue that Mary is inherently a “feminist character”- I don't personally find that metric in evaluating female characters or their stories valuable, let alone interesting, or at least I have yet to see it be done- but to argue that I don’t think classic Mary is an inherently regressive character, or at least I haven't seen it argued that she is in a way that seemed based on an in-depth understanding of her canonical portrayal.

But even Marvel Family fans, who would presumably be familiar with her canonical portrayal, will sometimes in a joking, self-deprecating way say ‘yes… this is the character we like… it was the 40s.’ I'm not ashamed of liking Golden Age Mary Marvel. I think that the reason this happens is that it is just such a cheap shot that it feels hard to argue against, or that people are uncomfortable defending her powers.

Obligatory disclaimer here that not every single Golden Age Mary Marvel appearance didn’t have obviously regressive ideas about gender in them. The worst offender is her story in Wow Comics (1940) #27 which has the truly wack premise of Mary visiting a town that a crook has convinced all the men and women of to switch roles, purportedly for an experiment about gender roles, but which was really so that all of the police officers would be useless women, leaving the town defenseless against his gang, so Mary Marvel has to… fight against breaking gender roles and put everyone back in their proper place.

But this story is really conceptually logically-incompatible in how it portrays women as inherently incompetent as crime fighters yet not only does Mary not have the issues of being too busy gossiping or too scared to be a superhero in any of her other appearances, she doesn’t have it in this one either. She literally stands in for the useless women police and firefighters. So even here there’s something to be discussed, and my issue with the idea of Mary’s powers being inherently bad is that it criticizes her on such a base level without going more in-depth into her depiction that it ultimately shuts down conversation about her.

#THANK YOU <3<3<3 #I think following you has made me more of a stickler for canon-focused discussion #so thank you for that too <3 #dc #fawcett comics #marvel family #mary batson #my posts #inbox

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katdumont12 · 2 years

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Final Chapter: Homecoming

Rating: Explicit

Archive Warning: Graphic Depictions Of Violence

Fandom: Lovecraft Country (TV)

Relationships: Ruby Baptiste/Christina Braithwhite, Ruby Baptiste/Christina Braithwhite/William, Ruby Baptiste/William, Atticus "Tic" Freeman/Letitia "Leti" Lewis, Montrose Freeman/Sammy, Hillary Davenport/William Lowe

Characters: Ruby Baptiste, Christina Braithwhite, William (Lovecraft Country), Hillary Davenport, Original Child Character(s), Atticus "Tic" Freeman, Letitia "Leti" Lewis, Montrose Freeman, Sammy (Lovecraft Country), Diana "Dee" Freeman, Hippolyta Freeman, Original Characters

Additional Tags: Drama & Romance, Family Dynamics, Family Fluff, Domestic Fluff, Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, No Lesbians Die, Angst with a Happy Ending, Blood and Violence, Period-Typical Racism, Consensual Sex, Explicit Sexual Content

Series: Part 5 of the An uninterrupted eternity

Summary: The end is here, although some loose ends must be resolved. Like Errol and the rest of the Lodge of Azrael, who are literally a mob. What will happen to them?

Link in English: AO3

Link en español: Mi mundo yuri y otras rarezas (Blogger)

#ruby baptiste #ruby x christina #atticus freeman #lovecraft country #christina braithwhite #montrose #letitia lewis #letitia x atticus

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characterswithgodsnamesbattle · 4 months

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Tournament 2 : Characters with Demigods' names

Round 2 Poll 3

Demigods they share a name with :

- Hercules (Hercule is the French language's version), son of the Roman god Jupiter and the mortal Alcmena/Alcmene

- Hippolyta, daughter of the Greek god Ares and Otrera, first queen of the Amazons

#tournament polls #demigodsnames tournament #round 2 #hercule poirot #agatha christie's poirot #agatha christie’s poirot #poirot series #detective novel #crime fiction #agatha christie #bookblr #hippolyta freeman #lovecraft country

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mae-martin · 4 years

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You are here because you knew that all they offer was the freedom that a well-kept slave could ever ask for. Now, I cannot tell you what true freedom is. You have got to find that for yourself.

#lovecraft country #lovecraftcountryedit #tvedit #hippolyta freeman #aunjanue ellis #bbelcher #lovecraft country hbo #lovecraft country spoilers #*#mine #1k #2k #3k #5k

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lovecraftcountry · 4 years

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Now that I’m tasting it… Freedom. Like I’ve never known before. I see it — what I was robbed off back there.

All those years I thought I had everything I ever wanted only to come here and discover that all I ever was, was the exact kind of negro woman white folks wanted me to be.

LOVECRAFT COUNTRY | 1x07 - I Am.