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Ever popular X-woman, Psylocke, as she appears on the all female X-women team

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maybe an unofficial x-men t-shirt, or just an atom

Michael Bailey’s smash book series, Action Figures, is now headed your way in omnibus form. Volume One covers Issues 1-3. And with a brand new cover! Five heroes, three adventures, one collection. This is where the action begins! The Action Figures Omnibus Vol. 1 – Stepping Up collects the first three novels in the Amazon best-selling YA superhero series into one bargain-priced omnibus edition, featuring a new foreward by Action Figures super-fan and award-winning indie author Patrick Hodges (the Wielders of Arantha series). In Secret Origins, Carrie Hauser arrives in Kingsport, Massachusetts in time to help a team of superhuman teens fight off Archimedes, a renegade artificial intelligence. In Black Magic Women, Carrie and he...

The King with the claws!

Parody and crossover

From the back cover. The Hero Squad is finished. Their friendships damaged in the wake of the King of Pain incident, perhaps beyond repair, the team go their separate ways to lick their wounds and figure out where their respective paths will take them…and if those paths will ever lead back to each other. "Team-Ups" features a series of individual adventures that partner the Hero Squad with unexpected friends and pit them against some surprising foes. Sara finally learns the price of her betrayal; Matt and Nina Nitro go hunting for superhuman fugitives; Carrie gets a rematch with Manticore that takes a shocking turn; Stuart follows Dr. Enigma into Boston’s magical underworld in search of a powerful and dangerous artifact; Missy...

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Fartman and yawnboy posed for super hero action.

"Magneto Was Right" is a design that originated from the X-Men comic book series and reflects the ideology of the character Magneto, a powerful mutant with the ability to control magnetic fields. The phrase "Magneto Was Right" is often used by fans to express support for Magneto's perspective on mutant-human relations. In the X-Men universe, Magneto believes that mutants are superior to humans and advocates for the dominance of mutants over the human race. He argues that humans pose a constant threat to mutants and that mutants should take a more proactive and aggressive approach to ensure their survival. Magneto's viewpoint is in contrast to the X-Men, who believe in coexistence and peaceful integration between mutants and humans.

"Magneto Was Right" is a design that originated from the X-Men comic book series and reflects the ideology of the character Magneto, a powerful mutant with the ability to control magnetic fields. The phrase "Magneto Was Right" is often used by fans to express support for Magneto's perspective on mutant-human relations. In the X-Men universe, Magneto believes that mutants are superior to humans and advocates for the dominance of mutants over the human race. He argues that humans pose a constant threat to mutants and that mutants should take a more proactive and aggressive approach to ensure their survival. Magneto's viewpoint is in contrast to the X-Men, who believe in coexistence and peaceful integration between mutants and humans.

One of our super-heroes is missing. It took a devastating attack on Kingsport to reunite the Hero Squad, but their reunion proves short-lived after Lightstorm vanishes following the battle, leaving the team without its most powerful member at the worst possible time. Damage Inc. is back and more dangerous than ever, thanks to the mysterious mastermind known only as the Foreman arming them with enough firepower to take on the Hero Squad — but for what sinister purpose? The Squad is determined to find out, but the answers could cost them dearly. Psyche takes center stage for this game-changing chapter in the Action Figures saga, which includes the bonus short story, Action Figures – Live Free or Die. This is when everything cha...

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Liikik Talokan, Rise of Talokan . Hand gesture used by the inhabitants of the underwater kingdom of Talokan. This gesture is also used by Namor, the god ruler Talokan, the incarnation of the feathered serpent god Kukulkan. Hand gesture is based on ones seen in many Mesoamerican codices. Here's my comparison between a detail from the Codex Nuttall. TalocanRises

It's the sound you never want to hear, bub.

The Uncanny Experience is an immersive fan convention

Sunstrike from my webcomic Sunstrike and Bluemist enjoying a snack.

Wolverine from Deadpool and Wolverine from Marvel MCU

"Magneto Was Right" is a design that originated from the X-Men comic book series and reflects the ideology of the character Magneto, a powerful mutant with the ability to control magnetic fields. The phrase "Magneto Was Right" is often used by fans to express support for Magneto's perspective on mutant-human relations. In the X-Men universe, Magneto believes that mutants are superior to humans and advocates for the dominance of mutants over the human race. He argues that humans pose a constant threat to mutants and that mutants should take a more proactive and aggressive approach to ensure their survival. Magneto's viewpoint is in contrast to the X-Men, who believe in coexistence and peaceful integration between mutants and humans.

"Magneto Was Right" is a design that originated from the X-Men comic book series and reflects the ideology of the character Magneto, a powerful mutant with the ability to control magnetic fields. The phrase "Magneto Was Right" is often used by fans to express support for Magneto's perspective on mutant-human relations. In the X-Men universe, Magneto believes that mutants are superior to humans and advocates for the dominance of mutants over the human race. He argues that humans pose a constant threat to mutants and that mutants should take a more proactive and aggressive approach to ensure their survival. Magneto's viewpoint is in contrast to the X-Men, who believe in coexistence and peaceful integration between mutants and humans.

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Magneto was right

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Marvel Gambit art

Magneto was right

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"Magneto Was Right" is a design that originated from the X-Men comic book series and reflects the ideology of the character Magneto, a powerful mutant with the ability to control magnetic fields. The phrase "Magneto Was Right" is often used by fans to express support for Magneto's perspective on mutant-human relations. In the X-Men universe, Magneto believes that mutants are superior to humans and advocates for the dominance of mutants over the human race. He argues that humans pose a constant threat to mutants and that mutants should take a more proactive and aggressive approach to ensure their survival. Magneto's viewpoint is in contrast to the X-Men, who believe in coexistence and peaceful integration between mutants and humans.

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