Comic book characters being hard on hoes #HOH

[Bigbigguy]

 

[Bigbigguy]

 

[Cabbage Patch]

"Sucks to be you."

It does suck to be her. She tried entrapping a man with a baby. That's foul. He should have left, never looked back, and only communicated with her via attorneys at that point.



As for the rest of these panels, though, there's a lot of dudes with issues storyboarding these comics.

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

 

[Birnin Zana]

Carol putting in work only for Hulk to hit her with the Barry bonds swing

 

[Birnin Zana]

As for the rest of these panels, though, there's a lot of dudes with issues storyboarding these comics.

It's like that in comics, a lot of low key weirdos are penning and drawing them

 

[Mortal1]

 

[Dillah810]

Luke gave her a mega c*nt Punt

 

[SlowPaceThrillah]

That arc was a lot deeper than HOH breh

 

[Clark Kent]

It takes a strong man to turn down Diana... I don't think I'd have the courage to say "no".

 

[Easy-E]

Ororo is no whore

 

[He Who Posts Well]

 

[He Who Posts Well]

I would like to mention that while both Black Panther and the Black Panther Party (for non-Americans, an African-American radical socialist political organization of the ’70s and ’80s), they’re not connected. It’s quite a coincidence though. As you’ve (hopefully) read some of my previous articles starring the married duo, their marriage turns out to be surprisingly happy and interesting. Plus, I like it when characters I like are happy — always for a fleeting moment though, as joy bores writers.
During the Marvel event Avengers vs. X-Men, the two find themselves on opposite ends of the conflict. Normally that wouldn’t be a problem — Mr. Fantastic and Invisible Woman butted heads during the Civil War — but then that pesky Namor does this:

Namor’s abs are so powerful that even the Phoenix Force can’t create him a shirt. And when the Atlantean X-Man destroys the country that has never been conquered (except by the affable Doctor Doom), it tends to burn any bridges of goodwill between Wakanda and the X-Men. That and Black Panther clawing all their faces the past eight issues.

I enjoy Black Panther, I do. But while still somewhat justified for his forced course of action in the next picture, it’s a wildly cold moment that makes you want to smack T’Challa as hard as he slapped Tony Stark the previous issue.

Hurts, right? Politics and such. I personally loved this event, but it did take a while before the superheroes started acting heroic. Both sides overreacted and punched way too early — that’s actually probably why I loved it so much. But it took Spider-Man to really show the others heroes how to act, that all this brawling only served for the Marvel universe to sneer at the childish actions of their protectors. Witness some true heroism for a change:

The marriage (and divorce) of Storm and Black Panther

They broke up over some bull. And she ends up with Wolverine of all people?!? :mindblow:

How did Namor get phoenix power anyway?

 

[Birnin Zana]

I would like to mention that while both Black Panther and the Black Panther Party (for non-Americans, an African-American radical socialist political organization of the ’70s and ’80s), they’re not connected. It’s quite a coincidence though. As you’ve (hopefully) read some of my previous articles starring the married duo, their marriage turns out to be surprisingly happy and interesting. Plus, I like it when characters I like are happy — always for a fleeting moment though, as joy bores writers.
During the Marvel event Avengers vs. X-Men, the two find themselves on opposite ends of the conflict. Normally that wouldn’t be a problem — Mr. Fantastic and Invisible Woman butted heads during the Civil War — but then that pesky Namor does this:

Namor’s abs are so powerful that even the Phoenix Force can’t create him a shirt. And when the Atlantean X-Man destroys the country that has never been conquered (except by the affable Doctor Doom), it tends to burn any bridges of goodwill between Wakanda and the X-Men. That and Black Panther clawing all their faces the past eight issues.

I enjoy Black Panther, I do. But while still somewhat justified for his forced course of action in the next picture, it’s a wildly cold moment that makes you want to smack T’Challa as hard as he slapped Tony Stark the previous issue.

Hurts, right? Politics and such. I personally loved this event, but it did take a while before the superheroes started acting heroic. Both sides overreacted and punched way too early — that’s actually probably why I loved it so much. But it took Spider-Man to really show the others heroes how to act, that all this brawling only served for the Marvel universe to sneer at the childish actions of their protectors. Witness some true heroism for a change:

The marriage (and divorce) of Storm and Black Panther

They broke up over some bull. And she ends up with Wolverine of all people?!? :mindblow:

How did Namor get phoenix power anyway?

AvX honestly was not a good look, not matter what angle you look at it.

And the breakup was just tacky as fukk. Made their most two most popular heroes look like crap.

And word...hopping right after to wolverine after everything that happened? That was just .

Been side eyeing Marvel comics ever since.

 

[Bigbigguy]

I would like to mention that while both Black Panther and the Black Panther Party (for non-Americans, an African-American radical socialist political organization of the ’70s and ’80s), they’re not connected. It’s quite a coincidence though. As you’ve (hopefully) read some of my previous articles starring the married duo, their marriage turns out to be surprisingly happy and interesting. Plus, I like it when characters I like are happy — always for a fleeting moment though, as joy bores writers.
During the Marvel event Avengers vs. X-Men, the two find themselves on opposite ends of the conflict. Normally that wouldn’t be a problem — Mr. Fantastic and Invisible Woman butted heads during the Civil War — but then that pesky Namor does this:

Namor’s abs are so powerful that even the Phoenix Force can’t create him a shirt. And when the Atlantean X-Man destroys the country that has never been conquered (except by the affable Doctor Doom), it tends to burn any bridges of goodwill between Wakanda and the X-Men. That and Black Panther clawing all their faces the past eight issues.

I enjoy Black Panther, I do. But while still somewhat justified for his forced course of action in the next picture, it’s a wildly cold moment that makes you want to smack T’Challa as hard as he slapped Tony Stark the previous issue.

Hurts, right? Politics and such. I personally loved this event, but it did take a while before the superheroes started acting heroic. Both sides overreacted and punched way too early — that’s actually probably why I loved it so much. But it took Spider-Man to really show the others heroes how to act, that all this brawling only served for the Marvel universe to sneer at the childish actions of their protectors. Witness some true heroism for a change:

The marriage (and divorce) of Storm and Black Panther

They broke up over some bull. And she ends up with Wolverine of all people?!? :mindblow:

How did Namor get phoenix power anyway?

Meh, the marriage needed to be broken up because it was so forced in the first place.They courted no more than 10 issues before getting married wtf. It really only happened because a writer's agenda and if Panther was going to get married to anyone it should have been his love interest since the 70's not Storm who he only interacted with 2 or 3 times in regular continuity with before Hudlin decided to hook them up. Supporters of the marriage seem to support it for other reasons which I can't understand.