gingerhaze:

gingerhaze:

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Dedicated to Ross. Forever in my heart.

I’m going to reblog my own comic so that you will understand just how much I am not cut out for the Song of Ice and Fire series. I GET VERY EASILY AND VERY POWERFULLY ATTACHED TO MINOR CHARACTERS WITH BIG RED BULLSEYES ON THEIR CHESTS

I JUST WANT PEOPLE NOT TO DIEEEEEEE

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Fuck yeah, I loved her. super-heroine: Super-Heroine’s best comics of 2010 2. Spider Woman #1-9 -I’m not sure where to even start with this.  It had everything that you could want in a Marvel universe comic.  Hot Ladies, Skrulls, Hot ladies in Prision, Alien decoder watches, Madame Hydra with her opulent green hair.  I have no idea why anyone would want to cancel this.  I think it had something to do with motion comics.  Best Moment[s]: Jessica Drew and Abigail Brand’s bitchy cellphone dialogue. Bad things: WTF is a motion comic. 
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Fuck yeah, I loved her.

super-heroine:

Super-Heroine’s best comics of 2010

2. Spider Woman #1-9

-I’m not sure where to even start with this.  It had everything that you could want in a Marvel universe comic.  Hot Ladies, Skrulls, Hot ladies in Prision, Alien decoder watches, Madame Hydra with her opulent green hair.  I have no idea why anyone would want to cancel this.  I think it had something to do with motion comics. 

Best Moment[s]: Jessica Drew and Abigail Brand’s bitchy cellphone dialogue.

Bad things: WTF is a motion comic. 

monkeyknifefight: unicornicopia: Whenever I mention my disappointment with the fact that there are no lady superhero movies in production, someone invariably mentions Elektra and Catwoman.  Like those two movies prove that people don’t want to see a movie starring a female superhero. This excuse does not fly.  Of the films pictured above, all were critically panned, and most did poorly at the box office*. The films which did do well were part of a established film series and even that didn’t help them all (Superman IV  didn’t even meet it’s budget.)  The embarrassing critical/box office reception of these films is never put on the fact that they have male leads,  but Catwoman and Elektra are taken as proof that super-movies starring women just don’t work. Fun fact: Despite the critical/box office failure of these movies every single one of them is getting or has gotten a reboot.  Still no news on Wonder Woman. *The Nick Fury movie was made-for-tv, but still painfully laughable
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monkeyknifefight:

unicornicopia:

Whenever I mention my disappointment with the fact that there are no lady superhero movies in production, someone invariably mentions Elektra and Catwoman.  Like those two movies prove that people don’t want to see a movie starring a female superhero.

This excuse does not fly.  Of the films pictured above, all were critically panned, and most did poorly at the box office*. The films which did do well were part of a established film series and even that didn’t help them all (Superman IV  didn’t even meet it’s budget.)  The embarrassing critical/box office reception of these films is never put on the fact that they have male leads,  but Catwoman and Elektra are taken as proof that super-movies starring women just don’t work.

Fun fact: Despite the critical/box office failure of these movies every single one of them is getting or has gotten a reboot.  Still no news on Wonder Woman.

*The Nick Fury movie was made-for-tv, but still painfully laughable

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