Showing posts with label X-Men. Show all posts
Showing posts with label X-Men. Show all posts
3.27.2019
"It's been a while, T'challa."
Super-duper-cool meme, right?! Wish I'd been the one to think it, but still glad that another brilliant mind (@swagnetomagnetoinsta) did!
This lil' beauty came through my Facebook feed just now and made my face just light up as it quickly reminded me of the age progression idea I mentioned near the end of that piece I wrote on Halle Berry being the right choice to play Storm in the X-Men movies.
So ay, yo, Marvel Studios...what's good? You've officially got the X-Men film rights from SONY. Can you imagine the box office receipts with Storm making a cameo in Black Panther 2? Plus, we can serve all o'dem lame-o haters, like...DJ Darrel D!
C'mon brother Coogler!!! Make it happen, fam. For Wakanda! For Zamunda! For the culture!!!
LOL
2.08.2019
When the Official 'X:Men The Animated Series' Page Uses Your Stan Lee Essay to Inform X-Men Fans
“Hmm @XMenTAS what’s the tea?”
Prompted by a Twitter post made by OMG Facts on January 15, a curious fan of the 90s TV show X-Men: The Animated Series asked
Pretty
11.01.2018
X-Men / Shazam: Clash of the Multiverse [Fan Art]
X-Men / Shazam: Clash of the Multiverse mash-up by Paco Taylor
Respects (and apologies) to Alex Ross, the artist whose beautiful imagery was taken from two different comic book covers to create this mash-up idea that zinged me like a baby lightning bolt on Halloween eve. ( See: Sugar rush)
What you see isn’t the original idea that hit me, calling for a Storm Halloween cosplay mash-up of some sort. But I’m very happy with the more organic place the creative process took the original idea and what came out of it.
As you can see, Storm of the X-Men stands in for Mary Marvel (aka Black Mary, circa 2007), striking an electrifying pose in front of Black Adam and Mighty Isis. The lighting bolt on the torso is a perfect complement to the little gold lightning bolt earrings that Storm was given in the early 90s, when her look from the previous decade was given a makeover.
If DC and Marvel were ever to revisit their Amalgam Comics imprint of the 90s, which saw heroes from both comic book universes merged to create new ones, Storm–as is quite apparent here–would be a natural (and gorgeous) fit for the Shazam comics universe.
I'll leave it up to someone else to come up with a cool name for the new character. I needed a creative distraction from my writing duties, but now I've got to get back to work.
Oh, yeah! And shout-out to AsylusGoji91 for the Clash of the Multiverse logo. It was a perfect fit for this comic book cover-style fan art.
Original art: Alex Ross
Digital composite: Me
Storm and Uncanny X-Men ™ & © Marvel Comics • Black Adam and Mighty Isis ™ & © DC Comics
Uncanny X-Men NOW #29 (Variant cover by Alex Ross)
Justice Society of America #25 (Regular cover by Alex Ross)
10.19.2018
Did Stan Lee Base Magneto and Professor X on Martin Luther King and Malcolm X? [Hot Linked]
This idea about the influence of MLK and Malcolm X on Stan Lee's creation of the mutant leaders in X-Men comics has been circulating on the
Oh, but do know that I've known the answer all along. And now you–if you don't know already–will, too. You can check out the essay by clicking here.
3.28.2018
Opinion: Halle Berry Was Right Choice To Play Storm In ‘X-Men’ Movies [Hot Linked]
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