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marvel art dump literally 💀

As great as these are imma need to do some digital art studies cause to me personally it seems like my traditional style looks a lot better then my digital style which isn’t a bad thing but I want both to look equally pleasant💀💀

time for a marvel dump :D thought I’d draw some marvel fluff because I’ve been going through it while finally watching Wanda vision and READING OLD MAN LOGAN MY GOD:( anyhoo stay tuned for some wolverine fam art later :D

father and son

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i'm not good w/ words but you guys have to understand my vision here: connor, basically a dog to the police. wants to carry out his mission no matter what, but his own emotions poke holes into his will and he starts doubting what he was programmed to do. i feel like yoshida's starting on an arc like that. in part one he wasn't really told much and he wasn't curious enough to dig. no additional details, just paid to do his job. but in part 2 he's emotionally invested in a way. he's developed (or tried to develop) relationships with both the war fiend AND chainsaw man. so now guilt follows whenever he carries out his job's demands—an emotion he isn't used to feeling when doing his job.

Wanda: we need to talk about the example you are setting for the boys.

Peter, on the counter with Billy and Tommy: Brave words for someone standing in lava.

Vision: *visible confusion* lava?

Me? Have a WandaVision/Peter Maximoff fixation?*stuffs Peter sketches under pillow*

No! Of course not!*throws blanket over Wanda doodles*

Why on earth would you think that?!*slams bad drawings of The Vision under bed*

Here! Have a drawing of Brooklyn Boys!

It’s so funny to me that of all Zaunites, Sevika was the one who got stuck representing them on the council. Like, this woman has decades worth of unresolved trauma, uncontrollable older-sister instincts, and a metal arm. Who though appointing her would be a good idea?

But anyways I need about ten seasons of an Office-style sitcom that’s literally just Sevika calling the councilors on their bullshit and becoming besties with Mel.

Review: Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)

Rating: 8.0 of 10

In terms of Marvel’s universe, Avengers: Age of Ultron is pretty decent. Because Marvel has been pulling things off left and right throughout these years, any small dip downward will always be felt like a dip. For me unfortunately, Age of Ultron could not reach the heights that was Iron Man, The Avengers, or Captain America: The Winter Soldier, although thankfully it did not rise low like Thor or Iron Man 2.

In Avengers: Age of Ultron, after the fall of SHIELD, Avengers Initiative was continued by Maria Hill under the wings of Tony Stark. They were looking high and low for Loki's Sceptre that was left on earth, and found it in a HYDRA base in Sokovia. They attempted to retrieve it, but they also faced something more: two "enhanced" people, Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch (although no one's calling them that). But wait, they're not the villain! The villain was an Artifical Intelligence called Ultron, almost unknowingly built by Tony Stark, who was hellbent on destroying the world like how ultrasmart AI sometimes do.

The movie was fun and exciting, for sure. There were plenty of action to be found in this film, as you would guess from a movie that has Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, Hulk, Black Widow, and Hawkeye together. After all, you can't really accuse a movie that had Hulk vs Iron Man's Hulkbuster Armor to be lacking action. The sequences were big and beautiful as always, and one thing I particularly liked was how determined the heroes were to keep civilians as far as possible. I even liked how they protrayed Scarlet Witch's mind-altering powers visually, she never looked out of place at all.

Despite all that, the movie's strong suit was always when the action stopped. The personal moments were incredibly the best in this film. Hawkeye, who was mostly mind-controlled in the first Avengers, had a lot of screentime dedicated to him and his (surprise) family, and it was sweet. We got to see a whole new side of Natasha and Bruce Banner as they found solace in each other. And Tony Stark? We found out that he was still an arrogant and a genius, as expected. It was always fun to see them hangout over nothing too, like how they did in the party with Thor's hammer (not a euphemism).

Unfortunately, I found the villain kinda meh. Ultron was a very powerful villain, and his very existence was supposed to change the world or something, but he was too strong, too fast, and too vague that it was hard to feel any particular emotion towards him. Mostly I was like, "What's with this guy?" wondering why he got so crazy and ended up with no satisfying answer other than a single Tony Stark's off-handed remark. Ultron was an underdeveloped villain, but the movie itself was already clocking at 2,5 hours that it was an understandable decision. The Vision was pretty cool, though!

And I am excited for the new generation of Avengers!

TL;DR With serviceable villain, Age of Ultron could not be an instant Marvel classic, but it was a spectacle like none other with excellent dramatic moments.

Coming soon: Avengers: Age Of Ultron (2015) Review

We have early release here (and I’ve seen it), but I’ll hold off the review until this week’s Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Stay tuned!

Hey could i have an avengers ship i am willow i am 5'0 i play the violin i have brown curly hair brown eyes i like to read i like science and history and favorite past time is paintball fights. I am bi i like indie and classical music. And infp personality.

Hi, Willow! I ship you with Steve Rogers and think you would be closest friends with Peter Parker.

Your idealism, sensitivity to feelings, and individualism would catch Steve’s eye. You two would discuss history with each other often and he’d be glad to share more in-depth knowledge about World War II with you. Steve would use his newness to the 21st century as an excuse to see you and he would ask you many questions about recent scientific discoveries and historical events he has missed. He’d adore hearing you play the violin and would always ask if he can listen in on your practicing sessions. Steve would enjoy joining you in paintball fights on occasion. He’d appreciate your unique musical tastes and would be more than willing to try listening to your favorite indie groups with you. He’d also love to hear your book suggestions. You and Steve both are idealistic people who try to stay true to yourselves and your beliefs. This shared trait would really help you two respect and understand each other. You and Steve would know when the other needs some alone time and you’d both act accordingly. The two of you would be very supportive of each other and you two would be generally a perfect fit!

The Vision would be your closest friend due to your shared idealism, scientific and historical interests, introspectiveness, and sensitivity. He would find your violin playing incredible and would most likely try to learn how to play the instrument as well. Vision would probably try to play alongside you as much as possible once he masters the instrument (which shouldn’t take very long considering the resources at hand). He would look to you to further describe human behaviors and would often talk of philosophy with you. He would understand your wish for quieter environments and would be fascinated by your musical taste. He’d love to share information on recent scientific advances and would be interested in receiving book recommendations from you. In short, You two would be really great friends due to your similar personalities and would be able to learn a lot from each other.

holy shit

there is something so chilling about how many times someone screamed “I need the time back!” or “I need 30 minutes back!” while going for a kill. they’re all determined to get a kill now, but what about when their timer runs out? how many people are going to run out of time mid chase? how many people are going to yell “I need more time!” and just. die right in the middle of yelling it? when do they start turning on each other in order to survive?

when does “I need time!” become something screamed in pure desperation, pure agony as they all become relentless, ruthless in their killing in a need to survive?