Ms. Marvel

10 months ago, 77 notes, via idratherbeloislane, from idratherbeloislane

idratherbeloislane:

Avenging Spider-Man #9 has made me really excited about Captain Marvel, you guys. This is gonna be awesome.

10 months ago, 5 notes, via grandfuckie, from grandfuckie

miss-marvel-universe:

Avenging Spider-Man 009 (2012)

10 months ago, 1 note, via newrulesnewlife, from newrulesnewlife

newrulesnewlife:

Captain Marvel asserts herself in Avenging Spider-man.

I know, I bought a Spider-man comic! I’m surprised too.

This was a promising beginning to Kelly Sue DeConnick’s run on Captain Marvel. I’m looking forward to next week’s Captain Marvel #1

10 months ago, 9 notes, via bernalau, from bernalau

bernalau:

Ms. Marvel 33 by ~Summerset

10 months ago, 19 notes, via fuckyeahcomicbitches, from fuckyeahcomicbitches

10 months ago, 171 notes, via hisui, from hisui

X-Men Legacy 269

10 months ago, 8 notes, via themanwhofellfromkree, from themanwhofellfromkree

jpartridgeiii:

this is one of my favorite Carol covers ever.

art by the Amazing Dodsons.

10 months ago, 14 notes, via patloika, from patloika

patloika:

Captain Marvel by Adi Granov.

11 months ago, 34 notes, via amber-daily, from amber-daily

#we need a Jessica #just saying

11 months ago, 450 notes, via aheardgifs, from aheardgifs

11 months ago, 40 notes, via fairestcat, from fairestcat

fairestcat:

Peter:. So, what’s the plan? To outsmart and outfight the Avengers and Magneto at the tender age of, what, fifteen?
Billy: Sixteen.
Peter: Kid, I was a teenage super hero, so take it from me…that is a terrible plan.
Carol: He’s right, you know. You kids are not going to win this one.
Teddy: Is that a threat, Ms. Marvel?
Carol: Nope. I just call ‘em like I see ‘em. Take a look for yourselves.

Billy: She’s right. We have to stop this.
Teddy: How? By turning ourselves in?
Billy: By finding the Scarlet Witch.
Teddy: I don’t think the Avengers would approve.
Billy: I don’t think I care.
Teddy: I don’t think I’ve ever been more attracted to you.
Billy: Try to hold on to that feeling, in case this doesn’t work.
Carol: What are you doing, Wiccan?
Billy: I’m not entirely sure, Ms. Marvel. Brace yourself.

— From Avengers: The Children’s Crusade #2 by Allan Heinberg, art by Jim Cheung

11 months ago, 68 notes, via commanderrogers, from commanderrogers

11 months ago, 51 notes, via comicbookkissyface, from comicbookkissyface

11 months ago, 10 notes, via damalur, from damalur

damalur:

One of about half a dozen instances in which Carol completely flies off the handle at Tony. She isn’t justified in doing so, but I think it’s understandable where she’s coming from — especially when you realize the alcohol abuse is more of a symptom than the whole picture itself. I love that Carol was given a flaw like this and then allowed to grow through it. Plus, you know, Stark-Danvers bromance! (Sromance?)

Carol: Well, well, well. Tony Stark.
Tony: Carol — what a surprise! I’d been trying to call you the last few weeks, but you never responded. Did you know I’ve just —
Carol: I know. I saw a big photo spread in the Post-Intelligencer on your new house. Did you follow me out here, Tony? Are you checking up on me? For the Avengers — or just because you don’t think I’m capable of handling my own problems?
Tony: What — ?! No, Carol — that’s not the case at all! The ground was broken for my house before the Avengers even got back together — I couldn’t possibly have —

Sometimes it seems like Carol’s whole story is a struggle to prove she can handle her own problems. She’s such a tough, capable character (despite some pretty significant underwriting) that it makes it all the more interesting when she does ask for help.

Source: Iron Man Vol. 3 #11.

11 months ago, 39 notes, via redspydey, from redspydey

redspydey:

This was a very…VERY emasculating experience. Very.