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thebibliomancer · 1 year
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That could have gone better.
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avengerscompound · 2 years
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Tony Stark
Avengers (2018)
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absencesrepetees · 2 months
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namor mckenzie in the avengers #53 (james aaron/juan frigeri, 2022) + resurrection of magneto #2 (al ewing/luciano vecchio, 2024)
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imperiuswrecked · 3 hours
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So I just found out that Jason Aaron (aka the worst Namor writer in the long 80+ years history of the character) is writing Namor.
I'm doing fine (lying).
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vertigoartgore · 5 months
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Jason Aaron's Avengers roster (2018-2023) by the artist Khoi Pham.
Khoi Pham : "Avengers commission. I dig this lineup. 11x17."
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evilhorse · 9 months
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I don’t remember us taking a vote on that.
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dynamobooks · 2 months
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Jason Aaron, Ed McGuinness & Paco Medina: Avengers by Jason Aaron, Volume 1: The Final Host (2018)
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Avengers Assemble Omega #1 (2023)
One last ride
Marvel
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scarlet--wiccan · 2 years
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Avengers #57 was not only failure, but a refusal to represent vital Romani history in spite of the identities-- and stereotypes-- it invoked.
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As Jason Aaron’s Avengers expands the history and mythology of Earth’s Mightiest Heroes, readers have been introduced to several new characters from several different time periods. Issue #57 introduced us to Sergeant Sebastian Szardos, an American military officer who had a brief tenure as Earth’s Sorcerer Supreme during World War II. Sebastian is a distant relative of Margali Szardos, who most readers will remember as Nightcrawler’s adoptive mother. The Szardos family are, notably, Romani, and like most Romani characters in superhero comics, they have deep ties to witchcraft and mysticism.
Sebastian makes frequent reference to his Romani ancestry, but rather than identifying as Roma, Rom, or even g*psy, he simply claims to have “witch blood.” What’s more, the character is fighting literal German Nazis, but the comic makes no mention of the fact that the Nazis actively attempted to commit genocide against the Romani people during the Holocaust-- something which should color Sebastian’s viewpoints and motives regarding the war.
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Why does this matter? For one thing, the Szardos family already have a number of racially charged, problematic elements in their narrative, so doubling down on these exaggerated stereotypes is not a great look. More importantly, however, Holocaust distortion and the erasure of Romani history are serious, ongoing problems in the real world that still cause actual harm today.
Romani people are constantly being written out of Holocaust and WWII history. The European Romani population was targeted for ethnic cleansing, interned, and executed in camps. Families, like mine, were separated and many had to go into hiding. We suffered enormous losses, but you almost never hear about it in history books, memorials, or even present day news coverage. [compare this article vs this one] In the UK, recent legislation has all but outlawed Traveler and Romani ways of life, but the majority population fails to understand that we are a marginalized and oppressed community. History refuses to name and acknowledge anti-Roma racism, and historical narratives refuse to give voice to Roma who were present and suffering during pivotal moments such as the Holocaust.
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Margali Szardos, who first appeared in 1980′s X-Men Annual #4, was a single mother who was able to raise three children by working as a fortune teller. She’s also a practicing witch.That, in and of itself, is not an unrealistic story. Fortune telling has, historically, served as a survival-based trade for Romani families, especially women who were unable to seek more conventional jobs. Witchcraft and folk medicine fall into a similar category, and so Romani witch characters like Margali are not necessarily false or offensive. The problem here is that Margali wasn’t written as a Romani woman with an authentic witchcraft background-- she was written as a witch whose Romani background serves only to add exotic flavor to her story. When you add the fact that Margali is often morally bankrupt, and there’s a lot of weird colorism happening with her biological kids, the material poses a lot of problems that no writer has ever really tried to fix.
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samasmith23 · 4 months
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Maria Castle (and Jason Aaron) officially declare: "The Punisher No More"... while gloriously pissing off right-wing chuds in the process!
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I just read the final issue of Jason Aaron's 12-issue Punisher maxiseries, and here it is at long last! The scene in which Frank Castle's entire career of mass-murder and fascistic vigilantism is openly denounced by his now ex-wife, Maria!
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This scene alone is what officially piqued my interest in wanting to read this book! Although Aaron is one of my personal Top 5 favorite comic book writers, I was initially uninterested in reading his recent Punisher run despite hearing critical praise for it due to both my personal overall lack of interest in Frank's solo-titles (my past exposure to him has mostly been through uneasy team-ups and/or rivalries with other characters like Spider-Man & Daredevil...), as well as the real-life controversy surrounding the Punisher's signature skull logo being co-opted by police officers and white nationalists (even though Aaron's run changed the logo in-response to said-controversy by having him join forces with The Hand ninja-cult). But when I heard about this scene on the day the final issue of the maxiseries dropped, it alone convinced me to want to actually read this series for myself, as it demonstrated Aaron's commitment to actively deconstructing the Punisher as a character while refuting his toxic & harmful ideology!
After being interrogated by the likes of Doctor Strange, Wolverine, Black Widow, and Moon Knight, Frank receives judgment from one final figure in the form of his former wife, Maria. Now able to fully announce her intentions to divorce her husband without a mob shoot-out to tragically interrupt her this time, Maria not only openly condemns all of the murders that Frank committed in both her and their dead children's names whilst revealing that she arranged for all of Frank's numerous weapons safe-houses to be confiscated, half of the monetary real-estate from which would go to herself so that she could start a fresh new life, while the other half would be donated to charities in their children's names. As Maria herself states, "That's how you honor your dead family, Frank. Not by using them as an excuse for slaughter," before saying goodbye to her ex-husband for good as he awaits judgment for his crimes from Earth's Mightiest Heroes...
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Holy FREAKING crap! This is the literal embodiment of giving the "reason you suck" speech if ever I've seen one! Not only does Maria freely express all of her personal justified grievances with her sadistic ex-husband, but she completely refutes his murderous & fascistic "might-makes-right" beliefs, and punishes him for his crimes by financially defanging him whilst simultaneously donating half of said-money & resources to worthwhile causes that ACTUALLY contribute to helping individuals hurt by corrupt societal systems, rather than further perpetuating said-corruption like Frank's murders have done.
And what makes Maria's berating of Frank Castle even more satisfying to read is that it ultimately managed to royally piss-off the far-right fascist scumbags who glorify & appropriate the Punisher's iconography in real-life. Seriously, when Punisher (2022) #12 was first released I witnessed several Comicsgater chuds whining and complaining about Marvel "ruining the Punisher's character forever" and Jason Aaron "emasculating Frank Castle." Additionally, said-CGers argued that Maria Castle was "unlikable" for robbing Frank of all his weapons and safehouses (except... I can honestly sympathize with Maria here since if I was also resurrected from the dead and found out that one of my relatives committed multiple mass-murders "in honor of my legacy," then I'd be pretty pissed off about it as well...).
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And all I have to say in response to these bigoted manbabies' complaints about Aaron "ruining Punisher" is this:
GOOD!
If Aaron's Punisher maxiseries, and specifically the scene of Maria Castle condemning Frank, managed to anger the very same fascist rightwingers who blindly idolize the Punisher (despite his original creator Gerry Conway intending the character to be a cautionary figure about the failures of the justice system), then that fact alone makes this deconstruction of both the character & concept of Frank Castle a truly worthwhile endeavor! While the series ends with Frank using the last of the demonic magical powers granted to him by The Beast to escape the Avengers' captivity, and the Archpriestess of the Hand begins trying to indoctrinate another troubled American youth similar to Frank as her organization's next "Fist of the Beast" (reflecting the sad reality of how fascist systems can continue to exist in society even when notable individuals are defeated), it appears that Marvel is officially retiring Frank Castle for good. Even though just last month Marvel released a new Punisher miniseries written by David Pepose which stars an ex-S.H.I.E.L.D. agent named Joe Garrison adopting the mantle, the epilogue of Aaron's maxiseries reveals that Frank had permanently banished himself to the Weirdworld alternate dimension, intentionally avoids fighting in local conflicts but instead provides shelter for war orphans (indicating that he might have actually taken his Maria's words to heart).
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In my opinion, this is a far more satisfying conclusion than the alternative of having Frank killed off at the end of the series. This means that he actually has to put in ACTUAL effort to find some form of atonement or rehabilitation, rather than simply evading punishment for his crimes through death.
Overall, Jason Aaron's 12-issue Punisher maxiseries was a phenomenally inventive and thought-provoking character analysis and deconstruction of the truly violent & unstable individual that Frank Castle is (even long before he officially adopted the skull logo), whilst simultaneously analyzing and critiquing the circumstances that contributed to Frank's fascistic and murderous beliefs, as well as their negative impacts on his interpersonal relationships with individuals such as his wife Maria Castle. Although sadly, the way Aaron brilliantly ended Frank Castle's career as the Punisher in Issue #12 was sadly overshadowed by the controversy generated by a certain OTHER comic that Marvel released the exact same week... namely the publicity-stunt shock-death of Ms. Marvel (aka, Kamala Khan… aka, my all-time favorite superhero) in Zeb Wells' Amazing Spider-Man (2019) #26...
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Sigh... at least Kamala was fortunately later resurrected over in the X-Men titles and was given the awesome Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant miniseries written by her MCU actress, Iman Vellani (which I've read and absolutely loved)!
But aside from that, the Punisher by Jason Aaron is easily one of the best modern comics that I read in 2023, with Issue #12 being the absolute thesis statement of what this series is truly about! I highly recommend it to anyone who desires a complete refutation & condemnation of the murderous scumbag that Frank Castle is and always has been.
From Punisher (2022) #12 by Jason Aaron, Jesús Saiz & Paul Azaceta.
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Thanos appearances post Infinity Wars- Avengers Forever (2022) #5
June 2022
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afistofkhonshu · 2 years
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>walk into Avengers compound
>beat their asses
>steal their powers
>beat the ass of your own God
>explain further
>they respect your reasoning and ask you to join them
>decline
>leave
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avengerscompound · 1 year
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Tony Stark
Avengers (2018) #56
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"...I'M ALSO PROUD TO PRESENT THIS COUNTRY'S NEWEST AND GREATEST HEROES..."
PIC INFO: Resolution at 1987x3056 -- Spotlight on a splash page of the newly-minted Squadron Supreme of America (in their first appearance), from the pages of "Avengers" Vol. 8 #10. January, 2019. Marvel Comics.
Story/script by Jason Aaron
Artwork by Ed McGuinness, David Marquez, Frazer Irving, Adam Kubert, Andrea Sorrentino
Colorists: Various
Letters by Cory Petit
MINI-OVERVIEW: "The Squadron Supreme of America was a team of superheroes construct created by the demon Mephisto and programmed by the Power Elite in cooperation with a recently-revived Agent Coulson to act as the United States of America's first line of defense, a role that once belonged to the Avengers. But secretly to further Coulson and Mephisto's schemes."
-- MARVEL WIKIA (Fandom)
Sources: https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Squadron_Supreme_of_America_(Earth-616) & https://scans-daily.dreamwidth.org/8050131.html?thread=198324947.
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agentxthirteen · 1 year
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Sharon-A-Day, Day 391 (1/26/23)
Avengers Vs. X-Men 3. On sale 5/2/12.
Writer: Ed Brubaker
Plotters: Jason Aaron, Brian Michael Bendis, Matt Fraction, Jonathan Hickman
Penciller: John Romita, Jr.
Inker: Scott Hanna
Letterer: Christopher P. Eliopoulos
Colorist: Laura Depuy Martin
Editor: Tom Brevoort
Wolverine pays attention to Sharon & Steve.
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vertigoartgore · 2 months
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The Avengers of 1,000,000 BC by Esad Ribic (soon after their first appearance in 2017's Marvel Legacy #1). Used as a variant cover for 2018's Avengers Vol.1 #677 (an issue of the No Surrender story arc).
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