Ants Summon The Avengers
From Avengers #196 (1989)
Art by George Perez#‘SCOTT I’M GOING TO NEED YOU TO SEND SOME ANTS TO CONTACT THE AVENGERS’ #‘SURE I’M ON IT WHAT DO YOU WANT THEM TO DO?’ #‘OH JUST LET THEM CRAWL ALL OVER IRON MAN’S FACE’ #‘WHAT’ #‘COME ON IT WILL BE FUNNY HE’S GOING TO BE SO FREAKED OUT’ #‘YEAH OK’
From the author of Emma
oTOYOMEGATARI HAS ONCE AGAIN GRACED MY DASH.
CAN NEVER NOT REBLOG THE ARTWORK OF KAORU MORI.
He also shared the conversations he’s had with Marvel about the future of War Machine and a potential solo movie.
“We were saying it would be interesting if War Machine goes rogue and is no longer working for the military and somehow he gets a dishonourable discharge…
Yess…
Hospital rebrands chemotherapy as DC-themed “superformula” for kids
Chemotherapy is never fun, but A.C.Camargo Cancer Center in São Paulo is trying to make it easier for children to accept the treatment. They’re rebranding the treatment as “superformula” and using comics to help kids understand chemo.
Buzzfeed’s Copyranter blog explains that the cancer center is working with ad agency JWT, which also works with Warner Bros. The idea was to help children believe in the power of chemotherapy to make them ultimately better. They’re not just covering the chemo cases with superhero logos; they’re also giving pediatric cancer patients comic books in which the heroes experience something similar to cancer and must receive a similar treatment formulated by doctors. And in the comics, the cases for the treatment bags look just like the cases the kids get over their own chemo bags.
That awful moment when you learn that this wasn’t scripted. That Will Smith’s character was actually supposed to brush off the whole thing, but Will’s father actually had left him when he was younger and he just fell apart on the set and the hug at the end was from one actor to another, not one character to another.
I can never scroll past this without reblogging it.
Thank you for ripping my heart in two this morning. I know a version of this particular tune.
Let’s learn about horses
Otoyomegatari Ch. 29: Read Online / DDL
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FUCKING
IT’S FUCKING BACK.
THIS ARTIST. OTOYOMEGATARI. ANGH.
Some other day I’ll draw a proper fanart. I just wanted to quickly sketch America Chavez because she’s a babe.
New Avengers #61
Jessica: It’s an alien detector.
Peter: Seriously?
Jessica: Lets me know if everyone is who they say they are.
Peter: That’s cool. I want one.
Jessica: I want web-shooters.
Peter: Where’d you get that?
Jessica: I’m an agent of S.W.O.R.D. now.
Peter: Cool. What?
- (I am working late at night in a 24-hour pharmacy. There are only three customers in the store: a scruffy but clean young couple and another gentleman. The woman in the young couple is very heavily pregnant, and her partner is picking up the range of baby hats we carry and holding them up against her stomach, then looking at the prices and sadly putting them back. They pick up a packet of the cheapest pain medication we carry and bring it to the counter.)
- Female Customer: “I’m sorry, but can you please ask the pharmacist if these are safe for me to take?”
- Me: “Of course!”
- (While we’re waiting for the pharmacist to come out, they tell me they’re expecting their daughter any day now. The pharmacist has been watching the young couple since they came in.)
- Pharmacist: “These are fine, but can I ask why you need them?”
- Female Customer: “Oh, I have a horrible cough that’s making my back ache even worse. I can’t get to sleep.”
- (The pharmacist goes through a list of cough medicines safe for her to take, before the young man shakes his head with tears in his eyes.)
- Male Customer: “I’m sorry, I’ve just lost my job and we really can’t afford any of those. Sorry for wasting your time.”
- Pharmacist: “That’s okay, but this packet is damaged, and legally I can’t let you take it. Seeing as it was the last one, let me and [my name] go look in the back for some more.”
- (The pharmacist takes me out the back, where he puts three packets of name brand painkillers, four bottles of name brand cough syrup, a wheat bag for her back, a tin of formula, a packet of newborn nappies and a few of the hats the couple was looking at into a box. He hands me the box and tells me to take it out to them. I do and they both burst into tears, thanking us over and over again. They leave with huge smiles on their faces.)
- Female Customer: “Thank you again!”
- Other Customer: “I’m sorry, I couldn’t help but over hear. Did you say you just lost your job at [local company]?”
- Male Customer: “Yes, I was an IT tech.”
- Other Customer: “I own [other computer store in the area], and I’m looking for a new tech. Can you start tomorrow?”
- (There were tears all round that night. A week later, the young woman brought in her beautiful daughter and a giant batch of cupcakes for the pharmacy staff. Best night at work ever!)









































































































































