Posted by Cavoti's Comics three weeks ago on YouTube.
Some highlights: Creator believes Maxam is Marvel's first Black cosmic character (excluding earth-based characters who can go cosmic), Maxam's first experiences with racism as an amnesiac who doesn't have an understanding or any context for race.
A lot of attention is paid to this spring-release system which I barely remember. I remember them being collapsible, expandable, could join together to form one very long staff, and later on had a blade?
A bit too on the nose if we call them moon-arangs?
I love how much thought creators put into these details.
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From a 'cosplay cruise' sort of storyline in Mockingbird's first series.
This episode of Geek History Lesson is a great overcap and review of Jim's history was first posted July 24, 2023. It's just over an hour and a good listen.
My first introduction to Nekra was in a Handbook.
Then she popped up in Avengers West Coast #65. And was promptly killed by the Grim Reaper. She came back, of course, multiple times.
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There's at least some truth to that, right?
Cove art by: Oliver Coipel
Which is NOT on Marvel Unlimited. 😡
>THE WAIT IS OVER! The explosive Eisner award-winning team of Bendis and Maleev reunite for their first ongoing series since Daredevil! Ripped from the pages of New Avengers and Secret Invasion, watch as the gorgeous and mysterious Jessica Drew reenters a society she did not make...as an AGENT OF S.W.O.R.D. Now, get a look at Spider-Woman secret history in this exclusive Marvel Digital Comic!
(Description via Marvel Database)
>In this video, we look at what happened to Bobbi Morse after her initial appearances in Astonishing Tales, including her time as The Huntress, her turn into Mockingbird, and her eventual pairing with Hawkeye.
Published by u/MerryMarvelite 9 years ago.
I love how relaxed Heather is around Nightcrawler. Even if she gets the name wrong.
I think it also hints that Heather's been aroudn some weird stuff in her time being married to Mac.
The video's from 9 years ago so I'm sure we have 15 more Avengers team to add to the video.
I think the (West Coast) Avengers Compound was one of my favourite elements of the series. It made sense to me that many of these heroes would live on the compound - especially since many didn't have reason to be in California other than being an Avenger.
It also conveyed a different energy than Avengers Mansion. The Mansion was downtown in a crowded metropolis. This was a wide-open beachside estate!
This read along YouTube video covers the very first volume of X-Factor's issues 8 and 9 which includes an appearance by Spider-Woman as a member of Freedom Force.
I gotta agree with this creator: I always thought the Freedom Force concept was a great idea. And they could have done so much more with it.
Obviously, Julia's in here or I wouldn't be posting it.
This was released August 5. The Age of Apocalyse version of Wild Child's in it. I haven't read it. I tried some of the earlier issues and the title was not for me.
I would be surprised if Wild Child spoke. Their version seems to be fully nonverbal. Which I chalk up to trauma more than anything. 😕
>The series kicks off with X-MEN: INCURSIONS #1 by Alex Paknadel and Jim Towe, pitting two iconic mutant realities—Days of Future Past and House of M—against each other. The series continues with SPIDER-MAN: INCURSIONS #1 by Christos Gage and more; FANTASTIC FOUR: INCURSIONS #1 by Ethan S. Parker, Griffin Sheridan, and Paco Medina; X-MEN '92: INCURSIONS #1 by Chris Yost, Craig Kyle and more; and AVENGERS: INCURSIONS #1 by Al Ewing and Fran Mariscal Mancilla. In each one-shot, worlds from Marvel history collide, with only one left standing. Fans will journey across a wide range of universes from Marvel storytelling, including classic eras, alternate timelines and beloved media adaptations.
What the article doesn't say but Gatecrashers does is that the Avengers: Incursion isn't releasing until January. Patience, my friends.