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ickyblades · 3 days
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im just a girl in the world
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ethanreedbooks · 1 day
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Stunning Variant Covers for X-MEN #1!
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Prepare to be blown away by the stunning variant covers for Jed MacKay and Ryan Stegman’s X-MEN #1! Marvel Comics has unveiled these incredible covers for the highly anticipated debut issue, showcasing the talents of renowned artists.
In this thrilling new era of X-Men, Cyclops takes center stage as he leads a formidable team in the aftermath of Krakoa's fall. With mutants facing unprecedented dangers, Cyclops and his allies, including Psylocke, Magik, Beast, Kid Omega, Temper, Magneto, and Juggernaut, stand ready to defend their kind by any means necessary. Set against the backdrop of their new base in Alaska, the X-Men boldly raise the flag of defiance, sending a clear message to all who would threaten mutantkind.
The variant covers for X-MEN #1 feature breathtaking artwork, including a group shot by acclaimed X-Men artist Tony Daniel, a character spotlight by J. Scott Campbell available as both a regular and virgin variant cover, and a hidden gem piece by the legendary George Pérez. Pérez's iconic depiction of Beast during his time with the Avengers serves as inspiration for Stegman's own interpretation of the character.
Don't miss your chance to own these collector's items! Preorder X-MEN #1 at your local comic shop today and immerse yourself in the thrilling world of Marvel's mutant heroes. Visit Marvel.com for more information.
X-MEN #1
Written by JED MACKAY
Art and Cover by RYAN STEGMAN
Psylocke Variant Cover by J. SCOTT CAMPBELL
Psylocke Virgin Variant Cover by J. SCOTT CAMPBELL
Variant Cover by GEORGE PÉREZ
Variant Cover by TONY DANIEL
On Sale 7/10
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sea-salted-wolverine · 11 months
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So there are some perks to living in a tourist destination. There are a lot of detractors mostly that you cannot shoot the tourists because you rely on them for your income but you have a semi captive audience with no context for any of the bullshit you spew. You can tell these people anything and they will believe you, the trusted friendly local. Now this is a very much Spider-Man situation where Great Power begets Great Audacity and even worse Responsibility.
My buddy goes on a run and when hes done there is a bar near a creek. So he wades into the creek because the day is hot and the water is cold.
Tourists ask what hes up to, with his running stuff he didn't want wet piled on the shore and him very obviously cooling off in the water. He says he's fishing.
But now here is why I am telling you this story. The universe occasionally aligns in such a way that we get to really really fuck with people and their perception of said universe. The opportunities do not come often and when they come you must seize the day. This is what my buddy did.
So this Creek runs through town and as a result of the highway and neighborhoods and culverts and roads it does not have a great salmon run. It's a short Creek the headwaters are only a few miles from the ocean it never had a great salmon run to begin with. But there are salmon.
One such fish brushes past my buddy's leg. Immediately he knees the fish like he is juggling a soccer ball and pops it out of the water, then slaps it out of the air on to the shore.
This is dumb luck. He could not do this again if he spent years training. Noodling (catching fish with your hands) is a thing that is legal to do with salmon but it is so much harder than literally every other way to catch salmon, including grabbing them with a garbage can. What he just managed is the kind of thing that should make you want to grab the fish and swing it around your head like a stripper with her panties off.
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He has an audience.
This is the opportunity offered by the universe.
He plays it cool.
He puts on dead pan straight face on and wades up to shore to grab his fish and nod to the tourists. Someone asks something and he assures them this is the standard way to get a quick dinner here. The tour guide has caught up with his group. He looks at my buddy and his fish and the general lack of fishing accoutrement. Without missing a beat, the guide backs up every ounce of bullshit out of my buddys mouth because if there is one true fraternity it is locals bullshitting stupid tourists.
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herpsandbirds · 10 months
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Willow Ptarmigan (Lagopus lagopus), in transitional plumage, family Phasianidae, Alaska
photograph by Kristina Ellis
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mammalianmammals · 4 months
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Snowshoe Hare (Lepus americanus), in white winter coat, family Leporidae, Alaska
photograph by Loren Merrill
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zegalba · 1 year
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A mysterious spiral in the sky over Alaska spotted by aurora borealis watchers last week (2023)
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expressions-of-nature · 8 months
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Cottongrass in Alaska by Wolfhorn
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coolthingsguyslike · 5 months
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dolcevenus777 · 9 months
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I genuinely adore insane women. they will change the world
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wachinyeya · 4 months
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Joel Jackson, the president of the Organized Village of Kake, a tribal community, has lived within the Tongass National Forest in Alaska his entire life. His community relies on the land for hunting deer and fishing salmon that swim in streams kept cold by the old-growth forest.
But the 66-year-old worried about damage to that land - the largest national forest in the US - after former President Donald Trump rescinded a measure blocking logging and road-building on nine million acres of land in the Tongass in 2020.
"The forest is key to our survival as a people, to our way of life … for thousands of years," Mr Jackson said.
Last week marked a long-awaited victory for Mr Jackson and other tribes and environmental groups who petitioned the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) to reinstate the protections for the forest.
The agency announced last Wednesday it would once again ban logging and the construction of roads for cutting timber in over half of the Tongass.
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nasa · 1 month
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Deniz Burnham
A former NASA intern, Deniz Burnham started her career as an engineer on an oil rig in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, and went on to lead operations on drilling rigs in Canada, Ohio, and Texas. https://go.nasa.gov/3wDpfBo
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vangoghcore · 7 days
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petitworld · 3 months
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Alaska, USA by Austin Fernald
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veronicabunnies · 10 months
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happy pride month! i hope you are blossoming into your favorite self
❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤
image id: a collage of close-up photos of flowers, arranged in vertical stripes to form a rainbow. from left to right: pink rhododendrons, red rhododendrons, orange poppies, yellow lilies, green leaves, blue poppies, purple irises, and violet lilacs.
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mammalianmammals · 20 days
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Ribbon Seal (Histriophoca fasciata), family Phocidae, Bering Land Bridge National Preserve, Alaska
photograph by Josh London
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snarkaeologist · 1 month
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I follow sled dog racing because for two weeks a year you get time-delayed updates like "The front-runner had to punch a moose, no injuries reported" and then a little while later "Dallas Seavey had to kill the moose, but don't worry, we've dispatched state troopers to salvage the meat."
No other sport delivers storylines like this.
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