Scott Stuart @_scottstuart

Comics. TV. Beer. Opinions. scottstuart.net Ballarat, Victoria Joined July 2009

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Dan Olson @FoldableHuman

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The Claremont Run @ClaremontRun

2 years ago

Wolverine’s second fever dream in UXM #251 is the one that ultimately spurs him to action. Along the way, it explores the fundamental duality of Logan’s character as someone eternally caught between the borders of animal and man. #xmen #Wolverine 1/14

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THE SPINNER RACK @RackSpinner

2 years ago

Marvel’s Finest! THE SPINNER RACK, Dec. 21, 1988!

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Comic Book Addicts @comicbookaddt

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Sequential Scholars @seqscholars

2 years ago

The polymorphic powers of Ms. Marvel/Kamala Khan are both a fluid and precise metaphor. The character’s 2014 debut by by G. Willow Wilson & Adrian Alphona uses polymorphism to subvert tropes and tell a complex, identifiable story about intersectional identity. 1/12 #TheMarvels

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Sequential Scholars @seqscholars

2 years ago

In 2012, Carol Danvers became #CaptainMarvel. Written by Kelly Sue DeConnick & drawn by Dexter Soy, with a new costume designed by Jamie McKelvie, Captain Marvel’s first storyline rejuvenates the character’s original feminist purpose in several important ways. 1/12 #TheMarvels

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Wampler™ @ScottWamplerRIP

2 years ago

This is a wild-ass thread.

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Sequential Scholars @seqscholars

2 years ago

From 2006-2010, Carol Danvers starred in her second solo series as Ms. Marvel, written by Brian Reed & originally pencilled by Roberto De La Torre. While the stories do try to emphasize female empowerment, it is a decidedly postfeminist vision. 1/12 #CaptainMarvel #TheMarvels

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Sarah Andersen @SarahCAndersen

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The Claremont Run @ClaremontRun

2 years ago

The concept of a brainwashed superhero committing atrocities is borderline cliché, but in UXM #257, Claremont finds space to complicate such a portrayal by adding a new and simple character element: self-aware, character-consistent, unrepentant joy. #xmen #psylocke 1/8

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GrumpySkeletor @GrumpySkeletor

2 years ago

He-Man has just informed me that there’s only 40 sleeps until Christmas so he’s left me with no option other than to punch him square on his bellend.

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Sequential Scholars @seqscholars

2 years ago

Emily Carroll’s horror can be seen to draw upon a longstanding tradition in Canadian literature called “the garrison mentality” in order to create impossible situations of tension, anxiety, and of a dangerous world that really wants to kill you. 1/9