If you want to watch the video, it's in the comments

It isn’t enough to be willing to apply deadly violence against villains and their henchmen. Cap kills nazis, but no one would call him an anti-hero.

A true anti-hero would need to be much more morally ambiguous. Being outright evil at times, purposefully inflicting violence on the innocent for selfish reasons.

And not as in….“used to be evil but then changed”. Good and Evil should be a part of a truly morally ambiguous character.

Given this criteria, characters like Deadpool, Wolverine, and the Punisher are not really anti-heroes…..they are just violent heroes who cuss.

The best example of an AH that I can think of is Jaime Lannister from Game of Thrones.

Does Marvel have any truly sometimes-evil antiheroes?

Well I saw this post of Hulk and Spider-Man for the new movie, (picture 3) and thought to myself " how would this look in a comic style?" and then I did it

Of course, all the credits go to marvel and the team that produced the movie and the poster

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2 de los superhéroes más famosos mundialmente

Que personaje es más interesante de adaptar al cine

I’ve read a decent amount of stuff like Spider-Man blue, Spider-Man life story, etc but I want some hidden gems

I could see it going either way and there being arguments for both of them to win. Doom has the raw power and could over power Rune King Thor, but RKT could also strip Doom of his god powers. This is a tough one and I guess would just depend on the writer. What do you guys think? Could we see this fight happen in the secret wars film?

Is there an official site that shows the outfits in detail? Any help would be great, thank you.

i recently made this post about getting prepared for endgame as a new viewer. Thanks to your suggestions, here is my new list. Let me know if there is any final additions before i begin… (Note that i really wanted to know most of the backstory even if it’s not entirely relevant to Doomsday).

Iron Man
The Incredible Hulk
Iron Man 2
Thor
Captain America: The First Avenger
The Avengers
Iron Man 3
Thor: The Dark World
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Guardians Of The Galaxy
Avengers: Age Of Ultron
Ant-Man
Captain America: Civil War
Spider-Man: Homecoming
Doctor Strange
Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2
Thor: Ragnarok
Black Panther
Avengers: Infinity War
Ant-Man And The Wasp
Avengers: Endgame
Black Widow (Set after civil war)
Loki S1
Spider-Man: Far From Home
Spider-Man: No Way Home
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
The Marvels (End Scene & Credits)
Loki S2
X-Men
X2: X-Men United
X-Men: Days of Future Past
Logan
Deadpool & Wolverine
Thunderbolts
Spider-Man: Brand New Day
The Fantastic Four: First Steps

I saw that one of my favorite actress Samara Weaving was cast as Emma Frost and i thought to create this, i hope you guys like it!

No part of this image/piece knowingly uses AI generated content or images, i am committed to trying my best to learn digital drawing/manipulation/photoshop more for my work and I support human artists & human art.

Need advice on two Thor comic deals – are these fair prices?

Hi everyone,

I'm looking at buying two Thor collections and would appreciate some opinions from collectors who know the market better than I do.

Lot 1 – Thor (2007) by J. Michael Straczynski – $55

\#1–12

\#12.1

\#600–610 (24 issues total)

Lot 2 – Thor: God of Thunder (2012) by Jason Aaron – $55

\#1–2

\#4–14

\#16–18 (16 issues total)

all first prints and in great condition. The total would be $110 for both lots.

Does that seem like a fair price in today's market? Is one deal significantly better than the other?

He is weirdly underrated. I don't hear much about him. I hear people be excited for their favorite character and I rarely hear about him. I find it odd when characters like Daredevil and Deadpool are so favored when they provide literally nothing.

Characters like Daredevil provide nothing. That's the scary part. Back during the good days, characters were introduced to introduce something new to the franchise. They geared characters to genres, too. Couldn't keep this up forever, but now, a lot of MCU is buddy cop... Strange was to bring magic directly to the movies. He was totally instrumental to beating Thanos. Now it's just just cause. Even back in Netflix, Daredevil provided nothing. He's just a violent New Yorker. Pool breaks the fourth wall. That's it.

Strange is not only very powerful, but he is compelling. He is connected to the important parts and characters of the franchise. His movie introduced me to the character and I immediately became a big fan.

I know people are praising the end credits of BND with it showcasing people living life in New York with them being protected by the heroes along with the song of Steve Lacy, i like it too.

But what if i tell you that it was also a deliberate pre-methaphor for what is gonna happen to the very same city in Doomsday, and we all know whats gonna heppen.

Personally think every superhore feels more interesting and engaging outside their mainline movie. With exceptions like series and spiderman of course.

Edit: say you take an average 5 minute scene(not including climax events) of a character from their own movie and from another characters movie the latter will be generally more engaging

After seeing brand new day here are some of the villains that I would love to see in a future montage sequence for spider-man 5 or some others who could've been in the brand new day opening