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X-Men #1 Young Variant. No Boys Allowed.
Dates are for smooching.
J. Bone forever!
Note: Because we’re looking at characters who happen to wear stupid costumes, not stupid costumes which happen to contain a crusty bit of character, we won’t include Tarot, Witchblade, Red Sonja, or any other inky emissions spurted onto comics instead of tissue paper.Starfire, because PG Cinemax is exactly why we read comics about people who can fly and fire energy blasts.Which characters would you have included in this one?I love what you put for #1. This whole article understands what’s going on. Probably not news to anyone who’s been following me, but still worth a read.Don’t read the comments don’t read the comments don’t read the……………………….There are so many comments where I feel I have to pull the people aside in order to lecture them on the difference between being sexual and being sexualized, and just thinking about it is absolutely draining.
This is a good article. But seriously DO NOT READ THE COMMENTS.
When the first Iron Man movie came out in 2008, there was this very strange cross-promotion with Oracle Corporation. They produced a three mini-episode cartoon that combined the fun of Oracle databases with the drudgery of Marvel Comics. (I may have gotten those two mixed up.)
Sunset Bain hires Taskmaster to steal a dimension-crossing bracelet that would bring her into our world. Once in the “real world,” she impersonates a temp at Marvel and messes with their databases to show that she’s Tony Stark’s #1 villain or something. It was riveting, let me tell you.
Although it looks like Oracle deleted the presentation from their site, I found out that one of the project developers still has the content up on the web. Watch the three mini episodes here.
