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Posted 2 days ago
Namor always keeps it sexy. Zoom

Namor always keeps it sexy.

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Posted 1 month ago
Fantastic AVX: VS variant cover by Stuart Immonen. Not sure who inked or colored the cover, though. Namor and Magneto win, no contest! Zoom

Fantastic AVX: VS variant cover by Stuart Immonen. Not sure who inked or colored the cover, though.

Namor and Magneto win, no contest!

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Posted 3 months ago
My buddy Dewey drew this for me as a holiday gift! Love it so much! rollindeepwith3cheeses: Ah, yes, I can finally post this! This was drawn for the homie Pat, and now that he has it, I can show it to you. Zoom

My buddy Dewey drew this for me as a holiday gift! Love it so much!

rollindeepwith3cheeses:

Ah, yes, I can finally post this! This was drawn for the homie Pat, and now that he has it, I can show it to you.

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Posted 3 months ago
This is how I think AvX will end. Zoom

This is how I think AvX will end.

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Posted 5 months ago
The last of my NYCC haul. The X-Men, by Cory Smith! Zoom

The last of my NYCC haul. The X-Men, by Cory Smith!

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Posted 6 months ago
Quite possibly one of my favorite panels from Uncanny # 1. Zoom

Quite possibly one of my favorite panels from Uncanny # 1.

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Posted 6 months ago
The ridiculously talented Ramon Villalobos did this X-Men commission for me recently. Dude’s going places… Zoom

The ridiculously talented Ramon Villalobos did this X-Men commission for me recently. Dude’s going places…

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Posted 9 months ago
Rearranging some of my displays. (Taken with instagram) Zoom

Rearranging some of my displays. (Taken with instagram)

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Posted 9 months ago
I picked up this amazing piece from Tomm Coker at the San Diego Comic-Con the other week. Emma Frost and Namor, looking all bad-ass. Zoom

I picked up this amazing piece from Tomm Coker at the San Diego Comic-Con the other week. Emma Frost and Namor, looking all bad-ass.

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Posted 11 months ago
I’m getting really excited to read Jason Aaron’s upcoming X-Men event, Schism. The book is going to be illustrated by different artists like Carlos Pacheco, Daniel Acuna, Adam Kubert, Frank Cho and Alan Davis. The page you’re seeing here is from the first issue, by Carlos Pacheco. It’s a great page. There’s a lot of character showing in that second panel. Look at the poses and the facial expressions. The character nuances like Magneto’s helmet. All the information you need is on the page. This is really some great storytelling by Carlos. Check this book out when it comes out in a month! Zoom

I’m getting really excited to read Jason Aaron’s upcoming X-Men event, Schism. The book is going to be illustrated by different artists like Carlos Pacheco, Daniel Acuna, Adam Kubert, Frank Cho and Alan Davis. The page you’re seeing here is from the first issue, by Carlos Pacheco. It’s a great page.

There’s a lot of character showing in that second panel. Look at the poses and the facial expressions. The character nuances like Magneto’s helmet. All the information you need is on the page. This is really some great storytelling by Carlos.

Check this book out when it comes out in a month!

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Posted 1 year ago
Today’s Earth X moment: Colossus saves the dying Namor’s life. Zoom

Today’s Earth X moment: Colossus saves the dying Namor’s life.

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Posted 1 year ago
It was a time where heroism was truly tested, and the bad guys called the shots…and I loved every minute of it. As much as I’ve been enjoying ‘The Heroic Age,’ I find myself missing the ‘Dark Reign’ era a lot lately. If you know me well enough, I tend to root for the bad guys more often than not. There are a few that I outright dislike, but guys like Doom, Magneto and Thanos have always been favorites…but that’s beside the point. The alliance formed by the Cabal fascinated me, because it was a mix of volatile personalities that you just couldn’t picture to put together to begin with. You have a god like Loki dallying with mortals, trying to stir up trouble. You have Doom, who thinks he’s above all these people, but got involved after a rather unfortunate set of circumstances. The Hood, who was on the rise. Then we have Emma Frost and Namor, who are both reformed ‘villains’ but have joined to look out for their people’s interests. Then there’s Osborn, who put this all together. Part of the fun was seeing these six in a room together and scheming. Another enjoyable aspect of this is the fact that you KNEW it won’t last, and waiting to see it all implode was part of the fun. With all that said, I’ve separated all my books from the Dark Reign era, in preparation of rereading the entire year’s worth of stories. Everything from Secret Invasion: Dark Reign and Dark Avengers # 1, to Utopia, to the Siege Aftermath books is sitting here, ready for another go around. This is going to be good. Zoom

It was a time where heroism was truly tested, and the bad guys called the shots…and I loved every minute of it.

As much as I’ve been enjoying ‘The Heroic Age,’ I find myself missing the ‘Dark Reign’ era a lot lately. If you know me well enough, I tend to root for the bad guys more often than not. There are a few that I outright dislike, but guys like Doom, Magneto and Thanos have always been favorites…but that’s beside the point.

The alliance formed by the Cabal fascinated me, because it was a mix of volatile personalities that you just couldn’t picture to put together to begin with. You have a god like Loki dallying with mortals, trying to stir up trouble. You have Doom, who thinks he’s above all these people, but got involved after a rather unfortunate set of circumstances. The Hood, who was on the rise. Then we have Emma Frost and Namor, who are both reformed ‘villains’ but have joined to look out for their people’s interests. Then there’s Osborn, who put this all together.

Part of the fun was seeing these six in a room together and scheming. Another enjoyable aspect of this is the fact that you KNEW it won’t last, and waiting to see it all implode was part of the fun.

With all that said, I’ve separated all my books from the Dark Reign era, in preparation of rereading the entire year’s worth of stories. Everything from Secret Invasion: Dark Reign and Dark Avengers # 1, to Utopia, to the Siege Aftermath books is sitting here, ready for another go around.

This is going to be good.