Some heroes opt for elaborate spandex costumes or cohesive team uniforms, however Luke Cage It doesn’t need special gear to show off its super strength and titanium-hard skin. By slightly elevating his street-level gait as the leader of the Thunderbolts, he managed to create a look to remember, Which is brought to life in a killer cosplay that captures everything that makes Luke Cage a true icon. Cosplay artist Michael “Knightmage” Wilson (@knightmage100) Taking Luke Cage’s most recognizable elements and rolling them into a fantastic cosplay. Although Cage isn’t usually running around in stars and stripes, or with a giant…
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The thing is the undisputed powerhouse for the Fantastic Four, with his cosmic-ray abilities placing him in a strong bracket similar to Colossus and the Hulk. Ben Grimm is one-of-a-kind, but a series of stellar variant covers reimagine other Marvel heroes in his place – with the Thing’s strength and durability alongside their powers. The combination of the thing and Black Panther’s Vibranium fitting elevates both powersets to unbelievable levels. Marvel recently revealed A series of jaw-dropping variant covers depicting several Marvel heroes as The Thing, with Paco Medina’s variant cover for Avengers #20 Honoring both Black Panther and the…
Warning: Contains spoilers for Scarlet Witch #4!! The Scarlet Witch has come a long way from her early days; She has reached the depths of magic, trapped Chthon in her heart, and is now advancing to the heights of her abilities as a Nexus being. The Griever at the end of all things can see the death of the universe, but Wanda Maximoff is immune to the entropy it brings. in Scarlet Witch #4 – Written by Steven Orlando, with art by Jacopo Camagni – The battle between Wanda Maximoff and the Griever reaches its peak after the Griever pours…
Warning: Contains spoilers for Venom War: Spider-Man #3!!Iron Man Has an armor for everything. Whatever threat the cosmos dreams up, he sets his mind to designing a suit to combat it, and his work continues even in a terrifying alternate future where Spider-Man becomes the king in black. Iron Man debuts a new massive “Hulkbuster” style suit in the final battle against the future, monstrous version of Peter Parker, offering another unique plan to fight impossible odds. Venom War: Spider-Man #3 presents a terrifying potential timeline where Peter combines grief for his fallen family with the poisonous symbiote Arachniote, which…
Warning: Spoilers ahead Ultraman X Avengers #2!Iron Man is no slouch when it comes to designing giant armor. Tony Stark knows when to go big, from the Hulkbuster to the Mark 73 Sentinel Buster suit, and nothing calls for it like Galactus. As the Avengers prepare to stop the giant from devouring a planet he was never meant to visit, Tony Stark reveals an Ultraman-inspired mech suit to hopefully stop the World Devourer. in Ultraman x Avengers #2 by Kyle Higgins, Mat Groom and Francesco Manna, the Avengers convince themselves to find a way to destroy Galactus after he is…
Warning: Contains spoilers for X-Men #5!! with these X-Men Most powerful telepath, Jean Grey, having left Earth, her husband Cyclops did Officially tapped the world’s most powerful omega-level psychic, Child Omega, to be her replacement. Quentin Quire has come a long way since his rebellious early days by pairing his raw power with incredible psychic resistance worthy of the X-Men. X-Men #5 – Written by Jed MacKay, Art by Ryan Stegman – Finds Kid Omega and Psylocke tasked with entering the mind of comatose Ben Liu, who recently had an X-gene activated in adulthood. It offers a unique opportunity for…
Warning: Spoilers ahead X-Men #5!Cyclops led the X-Men Since the team’s creation, and he is no slouch about logistical planning. I have full faith in Scott Summers’ foresight, but even I thought of drawing both Kid Omega and Psylocke to his team made it a little too psychologically difficult to make sense. Seeing Quentin and Kwannon navigate Cassandra Nova’s mental torture chambers together brings a whole new meaning to “Cyclops is right” in the best way. X-Men #5 by Jed MacKay and Ryan Stegman kicks off with Quentin Quire and Kwannon delving into Ben Liu’s mind to attempt to wake…
Warning: Spoilers ahead Action Comics #1070!Superman is the most iconic superhero of any franchise for good reason. His latest mission is the perfect example of what makes him truly “super” – and it has nothing to do with his Kryptonian abilities. After being directly confronted with the suffering in the Phantom Zone, Clark Kent prepares to head inside and investigate, putting himself in incredible danger to do what is right by criminals who already hate him. Action comics #1070 by Mark Waid, Clayton Henry, Matt Herms, and Dave Sharpe pits Superman and Supergirl against a monstrosity of three Phantom Zone…
Warning: Contains spoilers for Wolverine: Revenge #2 After Magneto’s Asteroid B crashes to Earth, frying practically every source of power globally, Wolverine Proves that he will do anything to take his revenge against those who turned an already tragic event into a bloodbath. To track them down, he needs information – and the iconic helmet of the deceased villain is the key. Logan adopts Magneto’s most recognizable anti-psychic defense, repurposing it for his own brand of revenge. in Wolverine: Revenge #2By Jonathan Hickman and Greg Capullo, Logan plows ahead on his quest to find the brotherhood of evil mutants who…
The Marvel Universe has many heavy hitters, but these Hulk And these Thing Rank among its strongest powerhouses. Few can defeat the Incredible Hulk, and Ben Grimm has stood toe-to-toe with some of the universe’s most intimidating foes, but one misadventure led them to their ultimate adversary. After they moved to another world, they met himself In the form of an alien call himself Banger McCrusher. The Incredible Hulk and The Thing By Jim Starlin, Berni Wrightson, Michele Wrightson and Jim Novak proved to be quite an adventure for the Thing and the Hulk. After being transported to another world…