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This is all kinds of awesome!
(Source: arcaneimages, via shelikessexncomics)
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timetravelandrocketpoweredapes:
By Stanley Lau
Their website
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Alright here, I finished up the few Mary Marvel pictures from today that I liked.
I wanted to make the pictures light, airy, feminine….but they turned out kinda hipster. Ill take it for now until I can do a “real” shoot for her haha!
Enjoy!
I can’t even..
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Batgirl, Power Girl and WW by Tom Bancroft
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I’m off today by kit-kit-kit
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Betty as BC by Dan DeCarlo, color by Gwhitmore
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Z!
(Source: hoperesideswithinthismess, via theyoncetoldthestoryofus)
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Poison Ivy Greatest Nightmare by Stjepan Sejic
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Superman & Aquaman Justice League of America figures (1966)
Well great, now I have to spend the rest of my life looking for these.
I also love how “Superman” is written huge (and is his actual logo), followed in plain black type by, “and Aquaman”.
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:)
(Source: blingee-superheroes, via bygoshbygolly)
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To me, the core of that attraction is that she is a better reporter than he is. Think about being Superman for a second. The Olympic record for weightlifting is 1,038 lbs., but you could lift more than that as a child. The record for the 100 meter dash is 9.58 seconds, but you can travel over 51 miles in that time. Going to Vegas? You don’t need your X-Ray vision to win at Blackjack, because you can just count the cards while holding down a conversation about nuclear physics. Without really trying, you are better at just about everything than anyone else in the world.
However, (as Mark Waid once pointed out in a podcast with Marv Wolfman) none of that really translates to your chosen profession. Typing really fast does not help your prose. Being able to lift a tank does not help you convince a source to go on record. It is as near to competing straight up with normal people as Superman would ever be capable of. Even then, it comes easily enough to him that you get a pretty lofty perch at a great paper very early in your career. It is just in this one context, there is someone better than you are: Lois Lane.
As mild-mannered reporter Clark Kent, you reach up for the first time in your life and she rejects you.
To me, it is an inversion of the Luthor story. Luthor sees someone above him and feels hate. Superman sees someone above him and feels love.
— Dean Hacker, comment on “Giving Lois Lane A Second Look, For The First Time” by Kelly Thompson (CBR: She Has No Head!)(via chrishaley)
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Brightest Day by David Uriarte Díaz
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BWA-HA-HA by Kris Smith
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Supergirl by Mike Packer
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